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Tree Trimming in Progress
Park West is currently trimming a number of trees in the community as part of the annual tree trimming, This will go on till mid-October. Please be watchful for tree crew members, coned off areas, tree branches on sidewalks and grass areas and large trucks in the community. Should you have any concerns, please email the manager.
Parking Reminder
When parking on streets in the community, please be sure that you are not blocking access to a neighboring driveway or your own. This is a parking rule violation as well as a fire code violation. Please remind your guests of this as well.
Mailbox concerns, missing mail or unlocked postal boxes?
Plese do not contact the manager for this.
Your closest USPS is the Arlington Post Office, located at 10275 Hole Ave, Riverside, CA 92503
Complaints can be called in at 877-876-2455. However, they are hard to reach by phone.
You can also file a detailed complaint with USPS at postalinspectors.uspis.gov
New Fence and Bollard Poles Installed
If you have had the opportunity to walk the back walk off of Portofino you may notice some big improvements!
We have replaced the damaged wrought iron fence with a strong steel fence in many areas. We have installed bollard poles at the end of the walkways to prevent vehicles from driving on that wide walkway, as we have discovered in recent months that that has been happening on a frequent basis. Lastly, we have replaced the lock on the gate on Portofino with a stronger lock and a self closer for better security.
Pets in the Community
With all of the demands on your time, it is sometimes hard to focus on courtesies regarding pet ownership. Unfortunately, it also creates more stress for your neighbors when they have to deal with nuisances such as barking dogs, loose dogs and cats and feces being left on their property or in the common area. These are clearly the responsibility of the pet owner and abiding by the pet rules in the community will not only promote a better relationship amongst neighbors, but will protect the health and safety of the animals as well. Remember to always have your pet on a leash and pick up any waste left behind. Also, please do not allow your dogs to travel onto an owners yard to defecate or urinate on plants. Pet waste and urine damages plants and landscape . Plant replacements can be costly to the Association and costly to the homeowner.
Please be a good neighbor – You can make a difference!