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Riviera condo associations ask Lawrenceburg to consider taking over streets, snow removal
Summary
Riviera I and II homeowners told the Lawrenceburg City Council on May 5 that winter snow-removal bills are unsustainable and asked the city to consider accepting their streets into the city corporation so the city would handle plowing and maintenance. Council took the request under advisement and asked legal and public-works staff to review.
Riviera I and II homeowners asked the Lawrenceburg City Council on May 5 to consider incorporating their condominium streets into the city so the city would provide snow removal and routine maintenance.
Patricia Wells, president of Riviera I Homeowners Association, told the council, “this past winter, our HOA was invoiced over $41,000 for snow removal and salting our roads,” and said that recurring costs are straining maintenance and safety budgets for mostly senior residents. Diane Ward, president of Riviera II, spoke alongside Wells in the council chamber and urged officials to respond because many residents live on fixed incomes.
The request grew out of complaints that Riviera condos pay the same local taxes as other city residents but do not receive the city’s snow-removal…
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