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From Rosie's Desk July/August/September 2021 STAFF Community Manager Rosie Kennedy [email protected] Service Technician Glen Meyer OFFICE HOURS Monday-Friday From Rosie’s Desk 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Hi all, Saturday & Sunday I hope everyone is having a great summer! Closed Since everything is opening back up, we are starting to get some fun activities planned! IMPORTANT Stay tuned. In the meantime, walk down and check out NUMBERS the “new” Newport on the Levee! Office Number You will not be disappointed! 859-261-3219 Just a reminder that Riverfest is Sept. 5. Office Fax Number Once again, the Newport Police Department 859-261-3230 will shut down some streets and change the direction of traffic on Monmouth Street. Remember to get your party supplies early so you can sit back, relax and enjoy the show! Also, we will have security monitoring the parking lots, so be sure to have your parking stickers visible. If you are having any guests over, please call or email the office so you can get parking passes early. Have fun, be safe and enjoy the fireworks! Important Insurance Heard It Through Information; Please Read the Grapevine! RE: Liability Renter’s Insurance Julie H. is in Maryland! Monmouth Row requires all residents to obtain and Don G. is off to Florida! maintain evidence of liability insurance throughout the term of your lease, including lease renewals. Prior to Taylor M. visited Dubai, United Arab your move-in, you are required to purchase and maintain Emirates. How exciting! Renter’s Insurance with minimum liability coverage of at Kristen T. is going to the Dominican least $100,000 and minimum personal property liability Republic in July. I’m sure she will love it and coverage of at least $10,000. want to go back! As a reminder, we do not carry insurance to protect you Samantha B. visited Punta Cana, Dominican against loss of your personal property. Republic. I’m sure I am not the only one who What Steps Do You Need to Take? is jealous! What a fun trip I am sure. 1. If You Already Have Renter’s Insurance: If your current Taylor M. went to Oahu in May and is going policy provides for liability coverage dictated by your to Portland soon. lease, you are set! Simply contact your insurance Chitra V. went to India and Sri Lanka in May. provider to update your policy to include Monmouth She claims she missed our winter here! She Row as an interested party with the PO Box below. is getting ready to go to Morocco soon. Then bring your policy “declarations” page to the leasing office. The policy declaration page should contain the policy effective date, coverage amounts, policy number, expiration date and list us as an Resident Referrals! interested party. Monmouth Row Just a reminder that if you refer a new Resident PO Box 3687 to Monmouth Row, we will pay you a $500 Coppell, TX 75019 referral fee! 2. If You Do Not Have Renter’s Insurance: You will be All you have to do is send me an email with their enrolled in the Monmouth Row liability-only policy information, and once they sign a lease and move effective June 1 and will be charged a recurring in, you get paid! charge of $15 each month. You will remain on the My email address is: Monmouth Row liability-only program until you secure [email protected] insurance through another insurance provider and provide proof of this coverage to our leasing office. Thanks for the referrals! Please understand that this is a liability-only policy. The policy only covers damage to the community’s property if you cause damage. The policy does NOT provide coverage for your belongings in the event your personal property (electronics, clothing, furniture, etc.) is damaged by you or one of your neighbors or guests. We strongly encourage you to purchase a renter’s insurance policy that includes coverage for your personal contents in addition to the $100,000 of required liability coverage. For your benefit, you can purchase a policy with our preferred provider, ResidentShield, at www.residentshield.com or by calling a licensed agent at (800) 566-1186. If you have any further questions, please contact our office. Sincerely, Rosie Kennedy 2 Happy Eighth Birthday, Monmouth Row! It has been eight years since the groundbreaking on June 26, 2013 and seven years since our first move in on June 30, 2014! We hit zero vacancy in March 2015! Once again, Old building before we are 100 percent leased and have a waiting list for our one-and two-bedroom apartments! Monmouth Row has been recognized among the elite one percent of properties in the nation for online reputation for the years 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020! This ORA Power Ranking is an annual ranking developed by J Turner Research based on an extensive monthly, online reputation study of more than 71,000 properties nationwide! We are incredibly proud of this distinction. Our goal is to ensure our residents are satisfied with our community and service, and we will continue Shovels up! to excel in our efforts. We could not have done this without your support. Thank you! Let’s do this! Beautiful Monmouth Row and what Phil Montanus at the groundbreaking ceremony is now Press on Monmouth! 3 Meet Our Resident of the Month: Leah Leah is originally from Baton Rouge, La., and yes, she loves crawfish and is a diehard Saints fan. She graduated from Southern University and A&M College with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. After graduating, she joined one of GE’s leadership programs and has been working there for over five years. Leah has lived in five different states and traveled internationally for work. After two years Leah and Lola! Great picture, Leah! of the leadership program, she decided to move to Newport, Ky., and work out of their downtown location in Cincinnati. Leah is currently a technical product manager for GE Aviation. She has been living at Monmouth Row for a little over two years! Leah decided to move to Newport because it is super close to downtown and it is surrounded by a lot of good restaurants. The biggest bonus is she gets to take the Southbank shuttle to the office. Nine months ago, Leah purchased the cutest little puppy named Lola Bear (or Lola Mae when she is fussing at her). She is an energetic, curious and always-ready-to-play little puppy. She spends most of her time looking out the window or sleeping while mommy works. In Leah’s free time, besides playing with Lola, she is very passionate about helping others, especially young girls. Most of her time is dedicated to supporting and working with various organizations like Girl Scouts, Girls Who Code and different ministries at her church. Even with work and volunteer commitments, she finds time to try different restaurants with friends and watch Netflix. As a transplant to the Cincinnati area, Leah maintains a close relationship with her family and friends back in Louisiana and travels home as often as possible. If you see her walking Lola, stop and say hello! Welcome to Monmouth Row! Please join us in welcoming our newest Residents here at Monmouth Row! We are so glad you chose us as your new home! • Kristopher B. • Chris B. • Diamond W. • Mackenzie C. • Brandon S. • David & Rebecca C. • Dan H. Chad C. • Austin R. • Paige W. • John T. • Maggie L. • Cristofer M. • Abby P. • Bria M. • Philip H. • Alex H. 4 Tips on Attending Riverfest Recycling and the WEBN Fireworks! Several of you have inquired about The party starts at Noon on recycling at Monmouth Row. They Sunday and the fireworks are have recently scheduled for 9:05 p.m. Rozzi’s relocated. puts on a fantastic fireworks Unfortunately, we do not have display from barges on the river enough space for a recycling and from the bridges connecting container on the property. However, Ohio and Kentucky! there is recycling at the public works 1. Plan for the banks of the in Newport. Below is the address. river to be crowded. The Turn right out of Monmouth Row’s event draws at least a half a parking lot onto Saratoga. Take million people on each side of WEBN Fireworks are amazing! Saratoga until it dead-ends into the river. This means a lot of 11th street and the building is people and a lot of traffic. straight ahead. 2. Arrive early. Arriving early will help eliminate problems with The gates should be open between traffic, finding a parking place and will help to avoid any 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., Monday road closures/rerouting that occurs to control traffic during through Friday. the event. Public Works 3. Have a meeting place if your group becomes separated. 200 E. 11th Street Cell phones are often unable to work because the network Newport, KY 41071 is busy. With a million people in one location, this is bound to happen. 4. Bring things to do; cards, Frisbees and other games. This will help the day go by more quickly. Happy Birthday! 5. Bring a radio. WEBN, the local radio station that sponsors the show, plays a coordinated musical accompaniment as the JULY fireworks go off. The more radios in the crowd the better. Paige W., 7/4 Chad L., 7/6 6. Leave your alcoholic beverages at home. Both sides of the Amanda H., 7/5 David C., 7/8 river are alcohol free events to support a family atmosphere.
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