Primary, day ti day questions, from long term or new residents
No motor vehicle may be parked on the street for longer than 48 hours. No vehicle may display a "For Sale" sign while parked on the street. Commercial vehicles and trailers may not be parked on the street for more than an hour unless they are being used to perform a service. Boats, recreational vehicles,
Snow removal services are provided through a contract with Sharon Township. Roads are plowed to the curb or road edge and salt is placed in the center of the roads. Parked vehicles should be moved off of the street after 2 inches of snowfall so that the plows can clear the streets. When shoveling or clearing
Dogs must be controlled at all times and are not allowed to stray more than 10 feet from the curb onto private property without the owner's permission. Please pick up after your dog and dispose of the waste properly. Please do not dispose of waste in a neighbor's trash can or in the storm sewer.
The Village sponsors three social events each year: an Easter egg hunt on the Saturday before Easter, a summer picnic, and a party on Halloween Beggar's Night. All three events are held at the Circle Park on Riverglen Drive. Please visit the Social Committee page for more information. And please come and join the fun!
The Village restricts the display of yard signs. Before placing any signs within the Village please refer to the sign ordinance (Title XV, Section 152).
No permit is necessary for garage sales. Garage sale signs may be located only on the property hosting the sale, and may be displayed one day before and on the day of the sale.
No permit is required for door-to-door soliciting in the Village. Residents may post a sign containing the words "No Peddlers or Solicitors" to prevent solicitors from knocking or ringing. Violators should be reported to the Worthington Police on the non-emergency line: (614) 885-4463.
When registering your vehicle please verify that Riverlea is listed as the taxing district (#2520) so that the appropriate share of the fees goes to the Village. Each year we lose a substantial amount of revenue because vehicles are erroneously registered to Worthington or another municipality.
The Village does not levy a municipal income tax. However, municipal income taxes in Ohio are paid based on where an individual earns income, not where they live. Employers who are located in a municipality where an income tax is levied are responsible for making the appropriate withholdings.
Riverlea residents vote at the Worthington United Methodist Church, 600 High Street, Worthington, OH 43085.