Category: Rivers Edge HOA News

Rivers Edge General Meeting May 31, 2018 This was the agenda from last week.  Short version is our pricing is still good for the paving.  We should hear something in the next couple of weeks on the issuance of the NCDNR permit to install the gas line.  We are doing well on the budget, 98 …

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We are required to have a general membership meeting in May.  The meeting will be May 31, 2018 @ 7:00 p.m. in the Clubhouse. Budget update Pool/clubhouse update Paving update Natural Gas update Discussion on speed tables on Oak Grove Church Road

We had a nice group of neighbors last night.  It was great seeing regular faces and a few new neighbors to Rivers Edge.  Thanks to Marcia for getting everything ready well in advance. An update on the pool, it is now open to all residents who are current with their HOA dues.  The lates natural …

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Our contractor plans on starting the club house parking lot next Tuesday April 17.  Please do not park in the lot until his work is completed.

We are pleased to announce the Rivers Edge swimming pool is in the process of being converted from traditional chlorine to a salt water pool. We are having the filter media replaced, installing the salt conversion system and adding a timer on the pump to take advantage of lower utility rates from Wake EMC during …

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I received this from PSNC.  Not too clear, but may be able to expand to see better.

A reminder that the assessment is due to the HOA on or before March 30.  Emily (treasurer) reports that about 1/3rd of the homeowners have paid. Sincerely, Ron Phillips

As we begin the new year and many of us have paid our 2018 dues, one may wonder what is going on in Rivers Edge? 1. Most know that natural gas will be coming and homeowners who use propane will be able to convert to this fuel source.  The project is in engineering and they …

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We have enough signatures for PSNC to move ahead and install natural gas distribution to our community.  In speaking with our PSNC rep, the schedule is to start in May of 2018.  He did mention that there is a DOT permit that has to be issued that could cause a delay, but he was very …

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As of yesterday, 50 homes have returned their commitment letters to convert to natural gas.  We are just about there as we need 52.  For those with propane, this is our best opportunity to make the switch and start seeing significant savings.  To reiterate, there is no connection fee if you switch within 90 days …

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