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Address
West Sacramento, just across the Sacramento River from downtown |
Management Company
Action Property Management
Phone: (800) 400-2284
Fax: (949) 450-0303
www.actionlife.com |
Community
Manager
Broasha Shelton | Email Manager |
Corporate Office
2603 Main Street, Suite 500
Irvine, CA 92614 |
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Patrol
Allied Universal
(916) 207-5161
In the event of an emergency, please dial 911.
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Stockton Office
2529 W. March Lane, Suite 202, Stockton, CA 95207
Community Cares
(800) 400-2284
communitycare@actionlife.com
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Non-Standard Vehicles (RV’s, Boats, Trailers, etc.)
Management has been receiving numerous reports on nonstandard vehicles within the community. If you are unaware of the Community Rules an electronic copy is available on your homeowner portal at www.vivoportal.com, under Governing Documents and a brief description of the Nonstandard vehicle rule has also been included for your reference below.
1. The placement, parking or maintenance of mobile homes, trucks, commercial vehicles, campers, boats, boat trailers, vehicles exceeding an exterior length of two hundred twenty-five (225) inches, vehicles exceeding three (3) tons in weight, or similar vehicles is prohibited, except:
a) within enclosed garages or areas screened from adjoining Lots and streets. The term “screened” means being enclosed up to the height allowed for fences and walls but no lower than six (6) feet in height. No screening device may be installed unless it has first been approved by the Design Review Committee.
b) where required temporarily for the construction, repair, refinishing, or maintenance of any part of The Rivers;
c) for moving furnishings, equipment, or supplies into or out of The Rivers.
d) light pickup trucks and vans which fit into a standard garage space, which do not contain exterior racks and storage of a commercial type, do not contain commercial signs, which are used for personal use and not for commercial purposes.
e) any Owner or occupant wishing to load or unload mobile home(s), motor home(s), truck(s), trailer(s), commercial vehicle(s), camper(s), or similar non-standard vehicle(s) may do so for a maximum of twelve (12) hours and up to six (6) times per year. The vehicle(s) must not be parked in a way that would hinder the traffic of neighbors, Guests, or others wishing to drive through the streets within The Rivers.
f) any Owner or occupant wishing to load or unload boat(s) or similar non-standard vehicle(s) may do so for a maximum of two (2) hours. Overnight parking is prohibited. The vehicle(s) must not be parked in a way that would hinder the traffic of neighbors, Guests or others wishing to drive through the streets within The Rivers.
If you have any questions in regards to the rules of the community please do not hesitate to contact Action Property Management at 800.400.2284.
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Food Scrap Collection
Beginning January 1, 2018, residents will be able to put food scraps with yard waste in the organics(brown lid) curbside cart!
Acceptable food scraps include: cooked and raw fruits and vegetables, grains, bread, meat, bones and eggshells, and food soiled paper, as well as pizza boxes and coffee filters. Acceptable yard waste continues to include grass, shrub and tree trimmings (up to 3 feet long and 2 inches in diameter), weeds, leaves, and cut flowers.
Please No palm fronds, yucca, cacti, animal feces or kitty litter. Put these items in your trash cart (grey lid).
As part of the new food scrap collection service, Waste Management is offering a free kitchen pail for food scrap collection. Call Waste Management at (866) 844-1508 or visit them online at SacramentoValley.WM.com to request a no-additional-cost kitchen pail (fits under or on top of your kitchen counter).
If you don’t currently have an organics yard waste cart and would like to add food scrap collection service, please contact Waste Management by calling (530) 919-8049 to set up new organics collection service.
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On Saturday July 29, the City of West Sacramento, assisted by the Bryte and Broderick Community Action Network (BBCAN) and volunteers, will conduct a door-to-door survey of the residents in the community to ask a few questions related to how you access the internet and what kinds of transportation you use and need. The City wants to understand how citizens are connected to people, places, and events as it applies to mobility and the internet.
The survey is designed to assess broadband access and transportation availability as an important component of the City's Age-Friendly Community initiative. Responses will be used by the City for planning purposes with the goal of improving the quality of life in our City, particularly for seniors and children.
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