Membership 2020/21 Renewal Delay

2 May

Dear River’s Edge Neighbor,

The need for us all to follow safety precautions and restrictions, coupled with shifting professional and personal responsibilities has made it necessary to postpone the Membership renewal period for your neighborhood association, River’s Edge Commons, Inc. You would normally receive this information around May 1. Please watch for your renewal notices at a later date.

As always, please visit www.RECOMMONS.ORG for updates and information.

Stay Safe and Healthy!

Sign up for Paperless Membership Renewal & Dues

19 Apr

Sign up for Paperless Membership and Dues – it is more convenient and reduces handling mail!!  You’ll receive all your association dues notices, membership benefit documents and confirmation letters by email instead of through the mail.  You can still pay by check if your prefer instead of PayPal  – a form to pay by check will be included in your dues email.

We are encouraging Paperless sign up:

  • It is more convenient, reduces handling mail and mailbox clutter
  • Reduces paper waste and saves trees
  • Reduce association costs which will help keep down membership dues. Currently, mailing and printing costs for dues notices costs the association around $500 annually.

Sign up for paperless membership dues here (requires login to access the page).  Signing up for paperless membership dues requires a login – please register at the website if you haven’t already.

Bainbridge Recycling Center Accepting Glass for Recycling

1 Feb

The Bainbridge Township recycling center, located adjacent to the service department at 17800 Haskins Road, is once again accepting glass for recycling. As always, glass recycling is limited to glass originally used for packaged food and beverages – NOT items such as wine glasses, drinking glasses, vases, windows and the like. (Good rule of thumb is if it did not originally have a lid on it, it is likely not recyclable.)

Please place all recyclable glass in the proper receptacle at the recycling center and do NOT put glass or any other recyclable items in plastic bags of any kind. Visit the Bainbridge Township website http://bainbridgetwp.com/ for more information about this and other township services.

Pulte discusses parklands around proposed development on former Sea World site – CVT 7-4-2019

13 Jul

Chagrin Valley Today, July 4 2019 – Pulte officials met with Aurora City officials to discuss further details of the their proposed mixed-use development on the former Sea World site adjacent to the Geauga Lake Amusement park and next to the River’s Edge Community.  Pulte said the plans include about 112 acres of parkland surrounding the homes and commercial development as well as medical and professional offices off Squire Road.

Read the full Chagrin Valley Today article.

Residents question Pulte plan’s density of houses, impact on schools

26 May

Chagrin Valley Today: More about the Pulte development plan for Cedar Fair property. Aurora residents have expressed concerns about the environmental impact, concentration of houses and possible effect on the school district at a presentation by Pulte at the city Planning Commission on their plans for development of some of the former Sea World site.  Read more about it here.

Pulte has proposed a conceptual development plan with 321 homes, offices, retail stores and walking paths on about 247 acres of the former Cedar Fair property.  Read post.