Riverhill Living Spring 2019 by Kerrville Daily Times

RIVERHILL Living Spring 2019 Vol. #, Issue #

In this issue:

How to find the CCR rules for your home

Master gardeners share hobby with neighborhood

ResidentSpotlight: Warren Ferguson

Full Page Century 21 Carolyn Northcutt 0057

MORTGAGE COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION

PERSONAL LENDING

RIVERHILL

Living

The Kerrville Daily Times’ Staff Carlina Villalpando Publisher Travis Webb Managing Editor Parastoo Nikravesh Special Sections Editor Contributors Nancy Foster Karen Guerriero Jeff Talarico Bryan Hargrove Jeff Talarico Photography Rhonda TomWiley-Jones Holden Photography Tom JohnHolden Doran Advertising Director John Doran Advertising Director Advertising Jeff Herring Advertising Luly Miller Jeff Herring Brandon Baldwin Luly Miller Brandon Baldwin Composition Dean Heep Composition Johanna Rangel Dean Heep JohannaRiverhill Rangel Contact www.riverhillpoa.com Contact Riverhill Send story ideas to www.riverhillpoa.com riverhill@dailytimes.com Send story ideas to riverhill@dailytimes.com Contact The Daily Times 429 Jefferson St., Kerrville Contact The Daily Times www.dailytimes.com 429 Jefferson St., Kerrville 896-7000 www.dailytimes.com 896-7000

Letter from the President The trees are leafing, the birds are chirping and most everyone has had a sinus infection. Those three things pretty much sum up the arrival of spring if you live in the Texas Hill Country. I still wouldn’t trade this little slice of heaven for anywhere else though - OK, well maybe the Caymans, the Bahamas or the Sunshine Coast of Australia. I hope each one of you had an enjoyable winter and are ready for a little warmer weather. There are some things we, as the Board of the Home Owners Association, would like to consider doing, but it’s going to require some help. I am in need of about 10 homeowners who are willing to sit down with us, hear the plan we have and brainstorm with us on how we might be able to accomplish this goal. If you are interested in serving please let me know. You can email me directly at Jeff.RHPOA@gmail.com or call my cell phone at 830.459.6525. I will put your name on the list and let you know when the first meeting will be. I bet you’re asking yourself right now what the plan is ... well, all I can say is volunteer and you’ll find out. I will say that what we want to do is sure to help our neighborhood become safer and should result in an increase in the desirability to live in Riverhill and we should see our property values become more stable. You do NOT have to be a member of the RHPOA, so please consider this. I hope you find the tips and articles in this issue to be of value to you. If you have any ideas for future issues, please send them to Andy Magee at andymagee1@mac.com. We really do want to make this magazine useful and enjoyable for you. In 2018, your board brought two new things to the residents. One was the inaugural Ice Cream Social which brought more than 100 people out to enjoy fellowship with their neighbors on the beautiful grounds of the Mansion. The second was our Christmas Lighting Contest. Both of these events were fun and exciting to all who participated. Keep your eyes open for more information on our second annual Ice Cream Social, which will be held on Saturday, July 6th. Remember this is open to all residents of Riverhill. Then, of course in later issues, look for the registration forms for the Christmas Lighting contest. I would love to see even more homeowners involved. I encourage you to consider helping with our project. We want your voice to be heard. Also, I would like to point out that our board meetings are open to all property owners so if you are ever interested in attending, just look on the website for the dates, times and location of our meetings. Until next time ... Blessings,

Jeff Talarico Riverhill Board President

On the Cover

Photo by: Tom Holden Location: Mark McDaniel's garden Cover model: Mark McDaniel, Kerrville City Manager

Coming in the next issue: Summer activites Riverhill Living 3

Table of Contents News

14 Riverhill Gardeners

6 Kerrville Public Utility Board to work on transformers

22 Brush up on the CCR rules for your property

Photos

8 Winter Yards of the Month 9 Bragging Rights

Columns

20 When to know you're ready for a second home

Travel

24 A visit to Uganda Events

12 Resident Spotlight: Warren Ferguson

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26 Spring calendar: March-May events

JO ANNE ENGLISH RESIDENT OF RIVERHILLS AND MEMBER OF THE RIVERHILLS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS.

Jo Anne is living the dream in lovely Riverhills, let her be the one to list and sell your home! S RE C A 1+ ILLS N H R E O IVE M R HO IN

510 Preston Trail $547,500 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, 5,293 sq. ft.

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401 Highlands Dr. $799,000 3 bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, 3 Half Baths 4,372 sq. ft.

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416 Spring Mill Dr. $749,000 3 Bedrooms, 5.5 Baths 6,337 sq. ft.

ILL RH SE E IV UR S RCO T N O LF FR GO

383 Englewood Dr. $236,500 2 bedrooms, office, 2 baths, 1,629 sq. ft.

JO ANNE ENGLISH • Broker/Owner 200 Sidney Baker St., South, Ste. 30 “In Riverhills Mall” • 830.285.0190 www.KerrvilleHomeListings.com • englishj777@gmail.com

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Welcome APOR's NewestMembers

Below is a list of residents that have joined The Association of Property Owner’s of Riverhill since our annual meeting in October through March 1st. Please go to our website at www.riverhillpoa.com to see the list of those members who joined last fall. Remember our fiscal year runs from October 1st to September 30th of the following year. Support your HOA! It’s never too late to join. • Anna Fillhart

• Jean Tuck

• Debra Fowler

• Tommie J. Gautier, Jr.

• Alfred & Carol Casals

• Mike & Barbara Hoskins

• Paul Woodul

• Chris Griffin

• Eva Smith • Paula Karl

• R. Rakes

• Julie Sentell

• Carol Talpey

• James & Amanda Johnson

• Sandy Besso

• Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Bennett

• Becky Doyal

• Jerry & Kathy Wilson

• Milton & Patricia Gabriel

• F E Kaiser

• Elizabeth Sepassi • Bobbie & Kendra Joines • Carmela Chefalo

• Brian & Karen Hardin • Ken Richter

• Jose M Hernandez

• Fred & Clarice Apffel

• Lois B Thurmond

• Bill & Alison Mencarow

• Lynette Wedig

• Anne Taylor Nicholson

• Terry & Jessie Reeh

• Kathie Alonso

• Jeffrey Holloman

• Curtis W Hill • Joan Saad

• Dan & Charlynn Fox

• J. Brandon & Kay Lewis

• Otis & Duncan Fox

• Jaelin Proffit

• John & Dana Iman

• Judy Davis Whitlow

Did you know? Tips to root out seasonal allergies: • Stay indoors on dry, windy days. The best time for outdoor activity is after a heavy rain that clears pollen. • Avoid going outside early in the morning when pollen counts are at their highest.

• Wear a pollen mask if you do outdoor chores. • Check local newspapers, TV stations or online for pollen forecasts and current pollen levels.

• Take allergy medication on days when high pollen counts are forecasted to nip it in the bud early. • Keep indoor air dry with a humidifier.

• Use a portable high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filter in your bedroom. • Rinse nasal passages with saline solutions (nasal irrigations).

• Eat local honey to help decrease sensitivity to local pollens. Source: Mayo Clinic and Healthline

Residents, please be aware that KPUB has hired a sub-contractor to level all of the electric transformer boxes in Riverhill. This may affect any fencing or landscaping you may have around your transformers and it may be removed or cut away to get access. They will be working throughout 2019 until they complete their work. Please call KPUB at 830.257.3050 if you have any questions or concerns.

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Courtesy photos

KPUB Transformer Information

Happy Birthday Julia Finger! Julia Finger of Riverhill turned 99 on March 4th. We send tbe best wishes to Julia on her special day and for making Riverhill brighter with her presence!

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January

Yard of the Month

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Our yard of the month is also the winner of the 1st Annual Christmas Decoration and Lighting Contest! Home of Roger Butzen & Maridee Rinehart - 503 Preston Trail Loop.

Bragging Rights

The season of giving

Is your son or daughter graduating from high school or college this spring? We’d love to share it! Send a photo of them, the school they’re graduating from and what their future plans are to riverhill@dailytimes.com to be featured in the summer issue.

At the APOR Christmas party several members attended and enjoyed a night of fun festivities. Additionally donations were taken at the event and the amount donated exceeded expectations! APOR members tripled the amount of donations from the previous year to approximately $640, in addition to numerous Christmas gift donations. Pictured are the Board of Directors from left to right: Bart Jones, President Jeff Talarico, Officer Juan Trevizo, Sue Tiemann, Mindy Wendele and Jo Anne English.

Christmas Decoration Finalists

Courtesy photos

1 (2nd Place) The home of Rick and Holly Perry at 405 Springmill 2 (3rd Place) The home of Clement and Karen Proud 513 Preston Trail Loop

A special thank you! Early Thanksgiving morning, we were traveling on Hwy 281 North when we struck a deer in a very remote location. Our vehicle was severely damaged, the airbags deployed and it was not drivable. Fortunately, we were not injured. Because of the time of day, and the fact it was a holiday, we were unable to secure a rental car. So, as we stood on the side of the road with all our belongings watching our car being towed away, we

didn’t know how we would get back home. This is when the Texas Highway Patrol Officers working our accident came to our rescue. They coordinated with other Troopers to arrange transportation for us back to Kerrville. It would take three different cars, but it went off without a hitch. Needless to say, our car was loaded for our holiday visit. We had gift bags, suitcases, hanging clothes, an ice chest plus all the personal items that were

in our damaged car. We had a lot of stuff! Not a problem, they said, and loaded all our belongings into the first Trooper’s car. As we passed through their different jurisdictions, we met up with the next Trooper who unloaded our belongings from one car and reloaded them to the next. They could not have been kinder, more caring or more professional. They were concerned about our well-being and comfort the entire trip. A special THANK YOU

Blue Santa came to town “I had Blue Santa at my house for a special family who has suffered through lots of abuse this past year. It was so exciting to see the joy blue Santa brought. Thank you all for helping.”- Carolyn Northcutt. Pictured are Krista, Kayla and Kendall Eveland. to Trooper Garrett Huntington, Trooper Andrew Thomas, Trooper Steven Petrick and Trooper Mike Bacon. We counted them among our many blessings this Thanksgiving Day. God bless all of our Highway Patrol Officers who keep us safe everyday.

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Our annual Christmas party w holiday. Around 100 people a forward to having that m

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APOR 5th Annual Christmas Party!

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was a great community celerbration of the attended this December event, and we look many and more in the years to come!

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Resident Spotlight

with

Q&A Q: How long have you lived in Riverhill, and why did you decide to move there?

A: We have lived here 19 years.

We wanted to live on a golf course and close to Schreiner University.

Q: What do you like best about living in Riverhill? A: Lots of good friends, being involved, all with minimal “politics.”

Q: What is your favorite thing to do in Kerrville or Kerr County?

A: Get together with other folks to share life

Warren Ferguson

me. No. 2 is the opportunity to be President & CEO of two publicly traded technology companies doing business in over 100 countries.

Q: What is your biggest pet peeve? A: Close-minded, know-it-all folks, that are unable to look forward.

Q: What is the best and worst thing about getting older? A: Best is all the good experiences, and a few of the not so good ones, that taught me a lot and enabled me to succeed and help others. Worst is acknowledging that the end of life on earth is coming closer every day.

experiences and current events … over a good meal … be it breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Q: What’s the best advice you’ve

Q: Where do you work and/or volunteer, and

A: My father who told me when I bought Ferguson

what is your job title and/or role there?

A: At Schreiner University, as a local trustee where my

present focus is recruiting & enrollment of new students.

Q: What is your favorite holiday tradition that your family and/or friends do?

A: Christmas and Thanksgiving meals

when our extended family and guests get together and cook/eat too much.

Q: What hobbies or activities do you enjoy in your free time?

A: The family ranch near Sisterdale, First Presbyterian Church, Riverhill Book Club and an investment club at Comanche Trace. I also enjoy preparing and delivering presentations regarding technology and “The Importance of Having a Global Perspective.”

Q: What is the best gift you ever received? A: No. 1 is Judy Brooks Martin agreeing to marry 12 Spring 2019

been given and from whom?

Map Company from him, “when something comes along, you better think of at least two ways to help … because your first idea may not be your best idea.”

Q: Who inspires you? A: Our family. Good people and good challenges,

wherever they come from. First Presbyterian Church Kerrville. Schreiner University. All the wonderful folks that live in Kerrville, San Antonio and a fair number of folks the I worked with in many other countries.

Q: What is on your bucket list? A: Helping when opportunities to be helpful come my way. Continuing to make our family ranch more enjoyable for all of our family.

Q: What goal are you currently working on? A: Make something better every day. Live by Ferguson’s Five F’s…Fast, Focused, Fluid, Flexible…and FUN.

Photo by Tom Holden

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Make something better every day. Live by Ferguson’s Five F’s… Fast, Focused, Fluid, Flexiblle...and FUN.

Q: What are you most proud of? A: All that Judy and I have accomplished in the

43 years of our marriage. Locally it would have to be my 15 months serving as Place 4 Councilman on the Kerrville City Counsel…including hiring a new City Manager and laying the groundwork for

Kerrville 2050, our city’s Comprehensive Plan.

Q: What is something you think everyone should do at least once in their lives?

A: Travel to as many other countries as they possibly can.

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Feature

Riverhill Gardeners By Nancy Foster

indy Anderson is a true gardening aficionado and loves spending time beautifying the landscape of the home she has lived in for eleven years. She champions the Hill Country Master Gardeners by providing her knowledge and techniques and is now active in the Kerrvillebased organization. She has served in many areas, including contributions to the expansion and redesign of the demonstration garden at 3775 Hwy. 27E. For her own landscaping, Cindy favors native plants that are evergreen and ones that provide benefits to

bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and wildlife. She cites the Texas Mountain Laurel, Yaupon Holly and Coral Honeysuckle as personal favorites. Cindy uses mostly native plants, but will mix in adaptive plants that do well here. She loves the Mediterranean herb rosemary and says, “I can’t imagine landscaping without rosemary”. Among favorite plants for color are scarlet leather flower, yellow esperanza and Japanese persimmons. Cindy is also active with the Native Plant Society of Texas, Kerrville Chapter and writes quarterly articles for local periodicals on their NICE! program (Natives Instead of Common Exotics). Read her informative fact-filled column at npsot.org.

Gardening is good for “the body and the soul.

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-Cindy Anderson

Left: Cindy's garden has many blooms including, the pruple passion flower and orange Chinese hibiscus. Photos by Tom Holden.

Top: Cindy handles some of the buds in her gardnen. Bottom: Cindy stands by the waterfall and plants that she added to her gardens. Photos by Tom Holden.

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Mark's Rose Gardening Essentials • Use heavy, organic, deep and well-drained soil

• Full or moslty sunny locations • Good air circulation around the plants to prevent mildew and black spot.

Everything’s coming up roses for Mark McDaniel

• Regular fertilization and systemic insecticide treatments.

errville City Manager Mark McDaniel moved his family to Riverhill less than two years ago, and it didn’t take him long to put his own stamp on his landscaping, a passion he admits is relaxing.

• A low water or drip irrigation system with a heavy mulch on top to keep an even soil moisture.

• Periodic pruning of dead wood or unhealty branches

• Most importantly, a fence to keep the deer, rabbits and other animals out.

“Gardening allows me to use my right brain to create something new which changes daily as plants grow or bear flowers and fruit. I like the manual labor of gardening to clear my head of work for a while,”

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Mark said. Mark carefully designs his garden before planting, then prepares the beds with deep, rich soil to help plants develop a strong root structure. He prefers to plant in raised beds with amended soils, “particularly for plants that prefer a more acidic soil rather than our native alkaline soil”. Mark grows herbs and vegetables in raised beds (tomatoes, summer squash, jalapeno

peppers, spinach, thyme, basil, mint, etc.), in fenced-in areas to combat invasion from unwanted deer. Eye appeal takes center stage in his planning. He maintains that “texture is as important as color” and frequently contrasts large leafed shrubs with smaller leafed plants for visual interest. For bursts of color, a variety of Earthkind, antique, tea and climber roses add drama to his beautiful landscape.

Left: Mark McDaniel stands in front of his garden. Top: Mark has dedicated time to curate a beautiful patio space. Bottom: Mark has a variety of greens to add color to his property. Photos by Tom Holden.

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Top two: Eva Smith holds a collection of poppy seeds to plant for the new season. Right: Eva and Sammie Burnett stand in the garden.

Eva Smith - Some call her “The Poppy Lady”

va Smith considers it her good fortune that the previous owner of her home on Oakland Hills Lane was an avid gardener. Eva loves to garden as well, claiming “it must be in my DNA since

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my mother and grandmother always gardened”. Eva definitely inherited a green thumb; in 2018, her home was awarded Yard of the Month. If you drive by Eva’s lovely

grounds in April, you’ll see a profusion of delicate color, the result of many pink double-ruffled poppies. Poppies are somewhat easy to grow, she claims, but they do require gathering the tiny seeds and replanting them in staggered

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Top: A monarch butterfly is perched on Eva's orange blossoms. Eva stands in front of her beautiful view. Photos by Tom Holden.

plantings throughout September. Compliments frequently come her way and she is happy to share a few seeds with those who want to try their luck at poppy growing. Her tip: mix the tiny seeds with sand for a more even distribution.

In addition to her famous poppies, Eva favors periwinkle for color and she finds them to be deer resistant, amaryllis lilies and Knock Out Roses. This assortment extends the blooming season from spring right into fall.

For Eva, the ultimate compliment is when people drive by to enjoy her lovely landscaping. “I just love being part of Riverhill”, she says, “and I’m thrilled that others enjoy my beautiful flowers.”

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Words on Wealth

Community

Five Questions to Answer Before Buying a Second Home

any people dream of having a place to call home in their favorite ski, beach or tropical destination. While owning a second home may make sense for a variety of reasons, it’s a major decision that can impact one’s financial situation for years to come. If you’re contemplating a second home at your favorite vacation spot, here are some things to consider.

2. What is your financial

1. What is your primary

purpose for the home?

If you envision the home as a second family space, be sure it’s truly a good fit for your lifestyle. If you are still working and can only use it for a couple of weeks per year, the expense and upkeep may be hard to justify — unless it provides the vacation escape of your dreams. If you are retired or planning to retire, the purchase may be more worthwhile. Alternatively, if you are imagining it as a rental property for a long-term resident or short-term renters, there are other considerations. Is it reasonable to assume that the potential income generated makes it a good investment, especially when considering other costs (see below)? Or are you looking at this as a property that needs improvement but that you can eventually sell for a profit after you put some work into it?

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ability to carry a second mortgage?

If you need to take out a second mortgage to make the purchase, will it create any risks for your monthly cash flow, either now or in the future? This question is particularly relevant if you already have a mortgage on your primary residence or are close to or in retirement. Taking on debt will carry a degree of risk regardless of your financial position, so you need to feel confident that it will not be a stretch for you. If you can afford to pay cash for the property, the question is whether that is the most effective use of your available funds compared to investing it in other ways.

3. Is the home

located where you want to be? If you plan to use the property for your own purposes, be certain the location is appealing to you. For example, if you are looking for a warm weather getaway for the winter, will the home meet your needs? If you are considering renting out the property, is the location one that can attract renters at a price that makes it a worthwhile investment?

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Does it fit your overall strategy and help you achieve your primary goals — or at least not detract from achieving them?

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4. Are you prepared for the

extra expenses?

Beyond the initial purchase and mortgage, prepare to duplicate other expenses you already have with your current home — utilities, furnishings, maintenance and improvements. If the second home is far away from your current one, consider the cost of hiring professionals to help with managing and renting the property.

Additionally, you may want to meet with a tax advisor who can help you assess the possible tax implication of a second mortgage or rental income.

5. How does the purchase fit

within your overall financial plan?

Perhaps the most critical question is what your purchase means from a comprehensive financial planning perspective. Does it fit your overall strategy and help you achieve your primary goals — or at least not detract from achieving them? Talk to your financial advisor to help you evaluate the financial wisdom of this move before you make a final decision.

Meet the columnist Jeff Talarico is a financial advisor with Ameriprise Financial. He specializes in fee-based financial planning and asset management strategies. He has been in practice for 11 years. To contact him, visit ameripriseadvisors.com/jeff.talarico.

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Community

Don't know your CCR's for your property?

No problem.

Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions

exas law now requires that our CCRs be made available to homeowners on our website. If you are unsure on how to find which subdivision your property is located and what CCR codes coordinate with your property, this guide is for you.

1.Visit Riverhill's offical

website at www.riverhillpoa.com

3.Locate which subdivision your

property is located in by clicking "Plat Map". Home

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Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions

P.O. Box 293895 Kerrville, Texas 78029

Texas law now requires that our CCRs be made available to homeowners on our website. Please review the CCRs chart to the right to determine which codes apply to your subdivision. The list below shows the specific CCRs for each subdivision.

If you are unsure where your property is located, you can click on the Riverhill Plat Map box below or access the Kerr County Public Records website at www.co.kerr.tx.us/public/ and select the Property Tax and Payment Records link. Search for your property using the Kerr County website and after the information appears click on the Property ID which will bring up detailed information about your property. The Legal Description will identify your subdivision, block and lot number.

Please Note: Legal sized paper is required to print most of the documents below.

Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions Texas law now requires that our CCRs be made available to homeowners on our website. Please review the CCRs chart to the right to determine which codes apply to your subdivision. The list below shows the specific CCRs for each subdivision.

2.Hover over resources to reveal

Please Note: Legal sized paper is required to print most of the documents below.

other options and click Convenants Conditions & Restrictions. V130, P407

V242, P365

V148, P390

V242, P370

V158, P383

V243, P841

V174, P556

V243, P846

V179, P759

V252, P408

V179, P765

V252, P411

V179, P786

V252, P414

V179, P806

V256, P548

V179, P822

V259, P391

V180, P584

V263, P488

V189, P617

V264, P456

V192, P271

V264, P462

V200, P127

V274, P367

V204, P277

V278, P6

V214, P751

V303, P833

V226, P176

V308, P263

V236, P245

V329, P583

V238, P611

V346, P726

V238, P614

V391, P672

V238, P617

V392, P190

V242, P362

V971, P805

V130, P407

V242, P365

V148, P390

V242, P370

V158, P383

V243, P841

V174, P556

V243, P846

V179, P759 P408 If you are unsure where your property is located, you can click on the V252, Riverhill Plat Map box below V179, P765 V252, P411 or access the Kerr County Public Records website at www.co.kerr.tx.us/public/ and select the V179, P786 V252, P414 Property Tax and Payment Records link. Search for your property using the Kerr County website V179, P806 V256, P548 and after the information appears click on the Property ID V179, which up detailed information P822will bring V259, P391 about your property. The Legal Description will identify your subdivision, and lot number. V180, P584 V263,block P488 V189, P617

V264, P456

V192, P271

V264, P462

V200, P127

V274, P367

V204, P277

V278, P6

V214, P751

V303, P833

V226, P176

V308, P263

V236, P245

V329, P583

V238, P611

V346, P726

V238, P614

V391, P672

V238, P617

V392, P190

V242, P362

V971, P805

Covenants Conditions & Restrictions - View Download PDF

Plat Map

Forms

Documents

Application for New Construction or

Governing Documents

Renovation

Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions

Membership Form

Covenants Conditions & Restrictions - View Download PDF Financial Information

Governing Documents

Renovation

Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions

Membership Form

Financial Information Financial Statement 2018

2018 Annual Meeting Minutes

Map can be downloaded and printed

Our next business meeting is Tuesday, January 8, 2019 - 4:00 pm at the RHCC. Regular bi-monthly meetings held in the boardroom of the Mansion at the Riverhill Country Club

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Regular bi-monthly meetings held in the boardroom of the Mansion at the Riverhill Country Club

Schedule CONTACT | LINKS

Our next business meeting is Tuesday, January 8, 2019 - 4:00 pm at the RHCC.

Documents

Application for New Construction or

Schedule CONTACT | LINKS

Financial Statement 2018

Plat Map

2018 Annual Meeting Minutes

Forms

Map can be downloaded and printed

4.Coordinate your address with

the same color on the key to find your subdivision.

6.Return to the main CCR page

and select which code matched your subdivsion. Home

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Please Note: Legal sized paper is required to print most of the documents below.

V130, P407

V242, P365

V148, P390

V242, P370

V158, P383

V243, P841

V174, P556

V243, P846

V179, P759

V252, P408

V179, P765

V252, P411

V179, P786

V252, P414

V179, P806

V256, P548

V179, P822

V259, P391

V180, P584

V263, P488

V189, P617

V264, P456

V192, P271

V264, P462

V200, P127

V274, P367

V204, P277

V278, P6

V214, P751

V303, P833

V226, P176

V308, P263

V236, P245

V329, P583

V238, P611

V346, P726

V238, P614

V391, P672

V238, P617

V392, P190

V242, P362

V971, P805

5.View the PDF to see which codes

are assigned to your subdivision. Join Us

Resources

Projects

About Us

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Map can be downloaded and printed

7.Familiarize yourself Documents

Schedule

Application for New Construction or

Governing Documents

Renovation

Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions 2018 Annual Meeting Minutes

CONTACT | LINKS

Our next business meeting is Tuesday, January 8, 2019 - 4:00 pm at the RHCC. Regular bi-monthly meetings held in the boardroom of the Mansion

with the regulations!

Financial Information CONTACT | LINKS

Plat Map

Forms

Membership Form Home

Covenants Conditions & Restrictions - View Download PDF

Financial Statement 2018

at the Riverhill Country Club

2010 - 2018 © Association of Property Owners of Riverhill. All rights reserved. | Web Development by: www.showcase-creations.com Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions Texas law now requires that our CCRs be made available to homeowners on our website. Please review the CCRs chart to the right to determine which codes apply to your subdivision. The list below shows the specific CCRs for each subdivision.

Please Note: Legal sized paper is required to print most of the documents below.

V130, P407

V242, P365

V148, P390

V242, P370

V158, P383

V243, P841

V174, P556

V243, P846

V179, P759

V252, P408

V179, P765

V252, P411

V179, P786

V252, P414

V179, P806

V256, P548

V179, P822

V259, P391

V180, P584

V263, P488

V189, P617

V264, P456

V192, P271

V264, P462

V200, P127

V274, P367

V204, P277

V278, P6

V214, P751

V303, P833

V226, P176

V308, P263

V236, P245

V329, P583

V238, P611

V346, P726

V238, P614

V391, P672

V238, P617

V392, P190

V242, P362

V971, P805

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Plat Map

Map can be downloaded and printed

Forms

Documents

Application for New Construction or

Governing Documents

Renovation

Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions

Membership Form

Financial Information Financial Statement 2018

2018 Annual Meeting Minutes

Schedule CONTACT | LINKS

Our next business meeting is Tuesday, January 8, 2019 - 4:00 pm at the RHCC. Regular bi-monthly meetings held in the boardroom of the Mansion at the Riverhill Country Club

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Travel Tales

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A Visit to Uganda

By Matt Perry I had a lot of cool experiences while visiting my brother and his family in Africa. Seeing them was definitely the highlight of my trip, but I also got to go out and see some really cool wildlife that I have only seen on the TV show Animal

1youThese two are my nephews. As can see in the background, this

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Planet. This (photo above) is where we stayed while we were visiting Queen Elizabeth National Park. This was the view from our “Banda” which looked like what’s at the bottom of this picture. There are gorgeous views like these all over Africa and they are

was yet another national park called Lake Mburo. This is where we went hiking and also ate lunch at a nice restaurant. While eating, you are able to enjoy views much like the one shown here. We were able to see these elephants at Queen Elizabeth National Park. We were able to drive up on a whole herd of elephants which was really cool! When you drive in, you pay for your vehicle and you get to drive your own vehicle through the park. These elephants were minding their own business at first, and then once we got closer they started to walk towards us. That’s when the

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all amazing and breathtaking. The weather was amazing while I was there. They have a “wet season” and a “dry season”. I was there for the dry season which means it does not rain nearly as much. The temperature was great only getting up to 85 degrees during the day and getting down in the 60’s at night.

to leave quickly! It was really cool seeing all of these animals in their natural habitat.

3pieceThisof fruit was the fruit market. Every my brother and his

family had was absolutely fresh. It was by far the best fruit I have had in my life. I never really got tired of eating the fruit there, because it was so good. In the top left portion of this picture you can see a pile of avocados that are very big. Avocados in Africa are almost twice the size as they are in the U.S. Here you can see I got to go in to the same cage as a cheetah. We got to pet it for as long as we wanted which was only about 2 minutes and then we were satisfied. We were told not to make any sudden movements while we were in the cage or else, well it's a cheetah, so you get the picture.

was a great experience and I loved every minute â&#x20AC;&#x153;It of it. Definitely looking forward to visiting them again soon.

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guide who was with us said we should go. Shortly afterward, a baby elephant started running towards our car and thats when our guide said we really had

- Matt Perry

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Season CALENDAR Weekly Events Sundays

Breakfast and Brunch 8-10 a.m. breakfast and 11 a.m.-2 p.m. brunch Riverhill Mansion

March TBA

30-April 1

Riverhill Tennis Courts | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Schreiner University, 2100 Memorial Blvd. | daviddick@juno.com or ehct.com

Las Vegas Pro-Am Tennis Event

Aggie Mom’s Golf

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays 5-6 Junior Tennis Clinic 4:30-5:30 p.m. beginners and 4:30-6 p.m. intermediates Riverhill Tennis Court

Mondays & Wednesdays

Intermediate, Beginner and Ages 10 and younger Tennis Clinic 4:30-6 p.m. Riverhill Tennis Court

Tuesdays & Saturdays Men’s and Women’s Tennis Drill 6-7 p.m. Tuesdays and 9-10:30 a.m. Saturdays Riverhill Tennis Courts

Advanced Junior Tennis Clinic 6-7 p.m. Tuesdays and 9-10:30 a.m. Saturdays Riverhill Tennis Courts

Tuesdays starting March 13

Tuesday Night Golf Scrambles 5:30 p.m.

Greens Aerification

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

5-April 4

Kerrville Elite Junior Tennis Academy Spring Session 3 Riverhill Tennis Courts | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Kerr County Rabies and Animal Services Open House 3600 Loop 534 | 257-3100 or animalcontrol@co.kerr.tx.us

9-11

San Antonio Kennel Club All Breed Dog Show 6 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday

Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 Texas 27 | 210-215-9758 or 210-2894783 | sanantoniokennelclub.com

17-18

Spring Member-Member Golf Tournament

Easter Hill Country Tour

April 13

Dan Gatewood Memorial Golf Tournament 11:30 a.m. Scott

Schreiner Golf Course, 1 Country Club Dr. | Kerrville Host Lions Club | For more information: Dodie Pressler 830-846-4637

Annual EasterFest 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday

Flatrock Park, 3840 Riverside Drive | 896-1155 or kerrvilletx.com/chamber-events/easterfestival

Easter Eggstravaganza 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday

The Salvation Army Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center, 201 Holdsworth Drive | 315-5762 or kerrvillekroc.org

31-April 1

Easter at the Empty Cross

Sculpture Prayer Garden, 520 Benson Drive | 928-7774 or thecomingkingfoundation.org

Arms of Hope Golf Tournament Monday, 11 a.m. registration and lunch, 12:30 p.m. shotgun start and 4-person scramble Comanche Trace Golf Club | 522-2200 or armsofhope.org

Turtle Creek VFD Golf

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Dinner 6-9 p.m.

9-May 2

Thursdays

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Riverhill Tennis Courts | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Riverhill Country Club

Wednesdays & Fridays Riverhill Mansion

Ladies’ Morning Tennis Drill 9-10:30 a.m. Riverhill Tennis Courts

Monthly Events

Spring Golf Singles League/ Ladder Begins

Riverhill Cup Matches Golf Tournament

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Every second Saturday 29 Kid Craft Day 10 a.m.

Museum of Western Art, 1550 Bandera Highway | 896-2553 or museumofwesternart.com

Member-Staff Golf Scrambles 3 or 5 p.m. shotgun, depending on daylight Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Kerrville Elite Junior Tennis Academy Spring Session 4

St. Mark ELC Golf

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Spring Tax Day Tennis Mixer Riverhill Tennis Courts | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

14-15

Texas Gun and Knife Show 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday

Hill Country Youth Event Center, 3785 Texas 27 | 285-0575 or texasgunandknifeshows.com

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23rd Annual Chamber Golf Classic Monday, 10-10:30 a.m. checkin, 10:30 a.m. putting contest, 11 a.m. shotgun start

27-29

7-30

Riverhill Country Club Golf Course | 830-896-1155 or kerrvilletx.com

Kerrville Folk Festival

Quiet Valley Ranch, 3786 Medina Highway | 257-3600 or kerrvillefolkfestival.org

26-27

Hill Country Gun Show 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday and 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday

Schreiner Recall Golf

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Hill Country Veterans Center, 411 Meadowview Lane | 315-3101 or dochill6679@gmail.com

17-19

Riverside Nature Center, 150 Francisco Lemos St. | 257-4837 or riversidenaturecenter.org

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

24-June 10

12-13

15th Annual Texas Masters of Fine Art and Craft Invitational Exhibition 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Friday-Saturday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday Y.O. Ranch Hotel and Conference Center, 2033 Sidney Baker | 214-497-7179 or texasmasters.com

Riverhill Tennis Courts | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Couples Golf 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday

Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Kerrville Elite Junior Tennis Academy Spring Session 5

Member-Staff Golf Scrambles 3 or 5 p.m. shotgun, depending on daylight Thursday

Spring Native Plant Sale and Festival 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday

Senior Men’s Club Championship Golf Tournament

25-27

Byron Nelson Invitational MemberGuest Golf Tournament Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Kerrville Festival of the Arts 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday

Downtown Kerrville | 895-7962 or kvartfest.com

Member-Staff Golf Scrambles 3 or 5 p.m. shotgun, depending on daylight Thursday Riverhill Country Club | 792-1143 or mtrevino@riverhillcc.com

Shatter the Stigma Motorcycle Ride and 5K Walk/Run 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday Louise Hays Park, 202 Thompson Drive | 896-2211

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Our Club Members Are Our Passion Our remarkable golf club started with a friendship between golf legend Byron Nelson and renowned course designer Joe Finger. That tradition continues today with the friendships still formed and strengthened on the rolling hills of Riverhill Country Club just as Byron Nelson had hoped. You are invited to be a part of that tradition and the present celebration of the game of golf, fabulous dining and events, world-class tennis, swim and fun for your entire family. Many families have taken part in what Riverhill has become over the past 112 years when it began as the mansion at Cedarcrest. Many families return generation after generation to enjoy the important history of this estate and the wonderful part the club continues to play in their lives.

RiverHill Country Club has several membership packages that include resident, senior, junior, corporate and non-resident.

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Riverhill Country Club • RiverhillCC.com • 896-1400 •100 Riverhill Club Lane • Kerrville Please contact Membership Director Bryan Hargrove at (830) 896-1400 x2230 for more information about memberships and initiation fees. 28 Spring 2019