About Us
RMRPOA is a group of volunteer directors that manages the administrative and financial affairs of our neighborhood. We have no office or staff, so the best way to contact us is by e-mail, using the contacts section of this site.
Our mailing address in 103 Timber View Drive, Boerne, TX 78006, which is the physical location of North Park. Mail sent to that address is delivered to a mailbox at our RMR mailbox facility.
Our business telephone is 830-428-0031. This is an answering service - you will speak with a real human being, who will forward your message to the appropriate Board member.
Welcome to the website of the River Mountain Ranch Property Owners Association.
Please continue to visit this site to find information about POA and Board meetings, activities, contacts, records, and more.
Latest News
Sheree Stevens is our new RMRPOA Secretary, replacing Brenda Snider. Welcome, Sheree, and Thank You, Brenda, for your volunteer service for the past 3 1/2 years.
The Cosolidated Covenants are approved. The final vote was 421 for approval and 24 against. The final document will be uploaded to the website after recording. In the interim, the draft version may be used.
Mailbox Relocation Committee Report
The mailbox relocation project is finished. Although there are other improvements that would be beneficial, they will be prioritized and funded in future meetings. Once again, our volunteer committee did a super job. Thank you!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Page
Have a question for the RMR Board? We've set up a Frequently Asked Questions page for answers to some of the most often asked general questions that the Board gets from property owners. Before you pick up the phone to call a Board member, please check this page first to see if you find the answer you need. If you don't find it, you can send your question there.
Debris Burning Common Sense
Kendall County, not RMRPOA, decides when burning is allowed. The sign near the main entrance is for information only.
Please remember that the protection of your property, as well as that of your neighbors, is more important than your need to burn that accumulated brush.
These are common sense guidelines to follow:
- Attend the fire at all times with at least two people.
- Have adequate water supply.
- Burn only when there is no wind.
- Put coals out with water before leaving.
