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Cascade River Park

Cascade River Community Club

Cascade River Community Club

Security, Rules and Guests

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Break-ins have been reported in the Marblemount area and along Highway 20. If you notice anyone suspicious, please report it to CRP Staff right away. Please also let us know if the security of your property has been compromised.

You can email office@cascaderiverpark.com call 360-873-2222

and/or contact Pixie Evans, Site Manager by email to

manager@cascaderiverpark.com or call/text 360-661-9874

Guest Sign In

There are a lot of new property owners and guests of property owners. If you have family, friends, or even a contractor doing work, they are considered a guest. Basically, anyone who is not an owner of property in Cascade River Park is considered a guest and must sign in.

Please remind your guests that they need to sign in at the kiosk outside of the main gate

Every vehicle needs to be signed in and it helps if they know the Division and Lot numbers. Other important reminders for members that you should share with your guests:

Entering the park & Gate Etiquette

  • Please do not block the gate. If you are not ready to drive through the open gate, stay out of the way.
  • Park off of the road while signing in.
  • One vehicle per gate cycle.
  • The Speed Limit in the park is 15 MPH Max!

Crossing Bernhard Bridge

  • Only 1 vehicle should be on the bridge at any given time. That means DO NOT TAILGATE. Wait until the car in front of you has exited before driving onto the bridge at 5 MPH.
  • The speed limit on Bernhard Bridge is 5 MPH and only 1 car should cross at a time. The weight limit will be reduced back to 5 tons this week. To help preserve the lifespan of the bridge, it is important that only 1 vehicle is on the bridge at a time. Bernhard Bridge is an irreplaceable necessity, and everyone needs to do their part to help preserve it for as long as possible.

Water

  • Please conserve water and make sure to turn it off at the meter before you leave. If you will be filling a hot tub or some other activity that will use extra water, let park staff know before you do so that the caretakers can plan accordingly.

Noise Levels

  • The Noise curfew is 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
  • Generators, music, pets, recreational riding (ATV’s, dirt bikes, etc..) must be turned off/quiet between 10 p.m. until 7 a.m.

ATV and Other Vehicles

  • Quads, dirt bikes, ATV’s, UTV’s, Scooters, motorcycles, bikes, etc… must follow the same rules as cars and trucks- Speed should be kept below 15MPH. This is for safety reasons as well as road preservation.

Thank you for your assistance with safety and security of CRP and for helping to prolong the life of CRP infrastructure.

Questions/Comments for the Board?

BoardofDirectors@cascaderiverpark.com

Need help with policy enforcement, urgent matters, anything related to staff?

Manager@cascaderiverpark.com or call/text 360-661-9874

Billing, payment, account questions?

Customerservice@EMBManagement.com

General Inquiries, water system questions, gate access?

office@cascaderiverpark.com

Office Hours

Wed-Sat 11am-3pm

Monthly Board of Directors Meetings every 2nd Sat at 2pm by Zoom or located at Inspire Church, Marblemount WA

Burning Restrictions & Resources

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There have been questions about the burning restrictions and how to find out if fires are allowed at specific times in the park. Cascade River Park follows the most restrictive burn requirements at any given time.

The main organizations to consider are:

Currently there are several wild fires that are creating unsafe conditions with the air quality. While the air quality effects everyone, it is especially hard on people with weakened immune systems, asthma, heart and lung problems, and other health issues.

Most of the time checking the Skagit County Fire Marshall site is sufficient but when the circumstances are extreme, such as now, it important that we all be extra diligent so that we are not contributing to the problem. If there is ever a doubt about the current burn restrictions in the park, you can email the office or a caretaker to find out.

Currently there is no outdoor burning allowed in the park. Propane fires are allowed.

Thank you for being responsible members of our community and for helping to keep everyone safe.

Cascade River Community Club Staff

One Open Seat on the Board

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Attention all Park Members,

The current members of the CRCC Board of Directors are Aimee Sissom, Don Skakie, Steve Bighaus, and Ken Adams with one seat open to be filled.

A few members have indicated their willingness to step up to fill the last vacant position, but we encourage anyone willing to serve on the Board to email the Board for equal consideration to be appointed to fill this open seat.

The next newly installed Board Member will serve out the remainder of the term from the departing Board Member they replace until their respective election cycles require a vote of the General Membership.

Interested parties should email BoardofDirectors@cascaderiverpark.com with a summary of their qualifications and life experience relevant to why they would be an asset to the Park Board.

Please let us know of your interest in serving by October 31, 2022.

Thank you,

CRCC Board of Directors