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I find their move to terminate over 500 members interesting.
It’s how a 501c7 has to work. There are strict requirements around asessment fees, which are a binding part of the membership agreement so if you don’t pay them you are terminated.
I wonder how they plan to replace the 500 members they terminated.
Great news!
The current BOD is making great progress towards club stabilization and correcting errors of the past leadership. These decisions are not easy but are unfortunately necessary for the future.
No members were terminated, rather per their contracts they elected not to remain members as each family made the informed decision that works for them at this time. They are welcome to return just as any new members from the community are welcome at the Rivi.
All members and potential members must realize that the club is member owned, and requires a level of commitment beyond a YMCA or Planet Fitness. Members commit and sign a termed contract. It takes time, talent and treasure to reap the benefits for our families to socialize, swim, play tennis, improve fitness and make lifelong memories and friendships.
I look forward to seeing you at the Rivi this summer!
Surprised at the positive $ response. Great to see this noteworthy part of city history continue in troubling and changing times. As a little guy in the 50’s, my member neighbors often invited me as a guest with their son. Great times. Learned to swim at Riviera.Hope it continues for another 90 years.