Attention

Our new mailing address is: 707 Calibre St. Box 28, Fairhope, AL 36532

The Riverhorse HOA Board of Directors has approved a revised method of communication for homeowners. Please review on the HOA website under the menu items entitled documents>governing documents.

The Riverhorse HOA Board of Directors, with the input of the finance committee, has approved the 2025 Annual Budget which can be reviewed on the HOA website under the menu items entitled documents>financials>budgets.

The Riverhorse HOA board of directors is pleased to announce the formation of our new finance committee. It includes: Jon Brown, Chairman, Wanda New, Secretary, and Diane Grip, Member.

The committee met on January 7, 2025 and has posted their meeting minutes to the Riverhorse HOA website under the menu item entitled documents>meeting minutes.

The Board is thankful for their participation and oversight of our HOA finances, and we feel they will no doubt enable our HOA to continually improve its financial stability.

The landscaper, Ideal Lawn Solutions, who planted the crepe myrtles between the curb and the sidewalk. informed us that these trees are:

1. 15-gallon Natchez Crepe Myrtles.
2. These trees are disease-and-pest resistant, as well as deer tolerant.
3. They will grow 3'-5' each year, reaching a maximum height of 30'. 

As per the city horticulturist, he will be meeting with his dept head, about any options homeowners might have to change some of the trees. With year end demands, it might be after Christmas before we know anything. He did confirm that anything done to the crepe myrtles must be approved by the city. Cutting or removing trees on city property, without approval, can result in fines. The city doesn’t structurally prune the trees, but they do clearance pruning for the street and sidewalks. He also confirmed that the landscaper would not be refilling the water bags- that would be left to the homeowners.

As for watering, Anita and Larry and Bob Skeel have volunteered to water the oak trees at the North Station and Blueberry entrances.

As we get more information from the city, we will keep you updated.