Welcome to The River Oaks Community

July 3, 2025

Dear River Oaks Neighbors,

Update:  The July 4th parade will start at Timbercrest and Long Valley starting at 9:30 am.  We look forward to seeing everyone there!

- Rodney Lunn

June 28, 2025

Dear River Oaks Neighbors,

We hope you’re enjoying the start of summer!

We’re excited to announce that the Annual 4th of July Parade is back!

🎉 Parade starts at 9:30 AM – come early to line up and cheer on your neighbors.

🎨 Decorate your bikes, wagons, golf carts, or strollers – let’s make it festive!

💦 Stick around afterward for a water slide, popsicles, and great company!

Thanks to Jaclyn DeVore for organizing this beloved tradition once again. Last year’s turnout was incredible, and we can’t wait to celebrate with you all again!

Neighborhood Updates:

🛠️ New Community Boards: Three new boards are being installed to help keep everyone informed about events, news, and HOA updates. Huge thanks to Amy Keffer, our treasurer, who’s taken on a massive workload this year. We truly appreciate her dedication!

🌿 Entrance Cleanup: Thank you to Clay Robinson and his team at Nashville Lawn Equipment for generously cleaning up our entrances on their own time—it made a big difference.

🌺 Landscaping Efforts: A big shoutout to Whitney Shelton for her hands-on work with the entrance landscaping. We’ve had to do some major cleanup to remove overgrowth and prep for a refreshed look. It’s still a work in progress, but we’re excited about the improvements coming this fall!

🔌 Electrical Help: A heartfelt thanks to Luther Tanley for his behind-the-scenes work supporting our community’s electrical needs. He’s been a true neighborhood hero.

🌳 Tree Cleanup: We’re aware of fallen limbs and dead trees in some areas and are actively gathering bids to have them addressed this month.

🚧 Construction Challenges: With all the development happening, we know it’s been a tough balance between progress and disruption. Thanks for your patience as we work to keep everything running smoothly.

Entrance Revamp: One of our biggest projects this year is upgrading the entrances—new plantings, flowers, bushes, and updated stonework are all underway. These improvements are costly, so your continued HOA contributions truly make a difference. Every dollar is used thoughtfully to keep River Oaks beautiful and well-maintained.

🚿 Speaking of upkeep, our sprinkler system required unexpected repairs this season. It took significant time and funds to restore it, and we appreciate your support in making that possible.

Friendly Reminder:

We have a few new drivers (and scooter riders!) in the neighborhood. They’re still learning the rules of the road, so please drive cautiously and keep an eye out for our young neighbors—they’re at least under the speed limit!

Thank you for making River Oaks such a vibrant and welcoming community. We look forward to seeing you at the parade and sharing more updates soon!

- Rodney Lunn

May 8, 2025

Dear River Oaks Residents,

We wanted to provide a few important updates to keep everyone informed about what’s happening in our community:

1. Pet Safety & Responsibility-

There was a recent dog related incident in the neighborhood that serves as an important reminder for all pet owners to follow city ordinances and ensure animals are properly secured at all times. It’s critical that we all do our part to keep our streets safe and comfortable for everyone, especially for families with children and neighbors out walking.

2. Entrance Landscaping-

You may have noticed delays in seasonal flower planting and general maintenance at our entrances. This is due to ongoing issues with the sprinkler systems, which we are actively working to resolve. Once the system is fully functional, we expect a noticeable improvement in the landscaping and appearance of our community entrances.

3. Upcoming May Event – River Oaks End-of-Year Party

Date: Friday, May 23, 2025

Time: 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM CT

Location: River Ct. Cul-de-Sac

Hosted by: River Oaks

Join us for an afternoon of fun as we wrap up the year! We’ll have bounce houses, a DJ, and plenty of good times for everyone.

Here is the official evite:   https://evite.me/dEQYFs3FAS 

Important Notes:

• Please do not park in the cul-de-sac.

• We encourage walking or biking to help reduce traffic.

• Check the “What to Bring” list in the evite and let us know what you’re contributing in the comments section. 

• The event will be canceled in case of rain.

We appreciate everyone’s support in keeping River Oaks a safe and welcoming place for all! For all those Moms, we hope you have a wonderful Mother’s Day:)

- Rodney Lunn

February 27, 2025

Dear River Oaks Residents,  

I’m excited to share that we have several improvement projects in the works, and you’ll start seeing changes very soon. Our goal is to enhance the beauty and functionality of our neighborhood, ensuring that it remains a place we are all proud to call home.  

Additionally, I want to address a concern that has come up frequently in recent weeks. We have received several complaints about untidy yards in the neighborhood. While we understand that life gets busy, we kindly ask everyone to be mindful of their property’s appearance. A well-kept community benefits us all not just in curb appeal but also in maintaining property values and fostering a welcoming environment for everyone.  

At the same time, let’s also extend understanding to our neighbors. If you see someone struggling to maintain their yard, a friendly offer of help or a little patience can go a long way in keeping our community strong and neighborly.  

Thank you all for your continued support and effort in making River Oaks a wonderful place to live.

- Rodney Lunn

December 23, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

Wishing you all a joyful and memorable holiday season filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments. This year, we have the special honor of celebrating the 100th birthday of a beloved long-time resident, Willis “Stoby” Reynolds! Let’s come together to recognize this incredible milestone and the joy he’s brought to our community over the years.  

Happy Holidays and cheers to a bright and wonderful New Year!

- Rodney Lunn

November 21, 2024

Dear River Oaks Community,

As we enter this season of gratitude and celebration, we want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving and a joyful holiday season. We are grateful to serve such a wonderful community and look forward to continuing to make River Oaks a great place to call home.

In the spirit of maintaining our community’s safety and cleanliness, we’d like to remind residents about some important guidelines and services available:

Monthly Brush and Leaf Pick-Up:

The City of Brentwood offers a monthly brush and leaf pick-up service, one of the most appreciated services provided by the Public Works Department. This service is specifically designed for routine trimming and pruning done by homeowners, not larger-scale trimming performed by third parties.

Guidelines for Brush and Leaves:

• Stack brush behind the curb as close as possible, but not on the road or shoulder. Placement on paved surfaces creates hazards and potential liability for homeowners.

• Bagged leaves will be collected but must be placed in biodegradable paper bags. Loose leaves, dirt, and trash will not be accepted. No exceptions.

• Following these guidelines ensures that everyone benefits from efficient and cost-effective service.

Children at Play Signs:

We want to ensure the safety of all our residents, especially our children. If you wish to display “Children at Play” signs:

• They may be placed in your yard or driveway.

• Do not place signs on paved surfaces, such as streets or road shoulders, as this poses a danger to the public and potential liability for the homeowner.

Entrance Surveys and Landscaping Updates:

For those residents whose lots share a border with the entrances, please be aware that we will be having the entrances surveyed on December 16th. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. Once the survey is complete, we hope to improve the landscaping in these areas and ensure a more polished and welcoming appearance for our community entrances.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping to keep River Oaks a safe and beautiful place for everyone.

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday season!

-Rodney Lunn

October 28, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

With Halloween just around the corner, and the excitement building for our neighborhood kids, I wanted to send out a quick reminder to everyone. On Halloween night, please be especially mindful of trick-or-treaters and keep your speed low to help ensure a safe and fun evening for everyone. We’re lucky to live in one of the best neighborhoods in Williamson County, with an incredible atmosphere for Halloween—let’s make this year’s celebration the best one yet by driving slowly and staying extra cautious!

On a neighborhood update, some speed limit signs on River Oaks Rd. and Johnson Chapel were recently changed from 25 mph back to 30 mph. We're not entirely sure why this happened, but I’ve been in touch with the city, and efforts are already underway to restore the 25 mph speed limits throughout the area.

You’ll also notice some improvements around our entrances soon! We’re actively working on updating these areas, and they should be looking great in the coming weeks. Additionally, you may have noticed the removal of those dead trees near the entrance of River Oaks Rd. Thanks to a generous neighbor, these have all been cleared out, and we’re grateful for their effort in helping to keep our neighborhood looking its best.

Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

-Rodney 

September 29, 2024

Dear Residents,

Here is our ROHOA Meeting Follow-up:

We have uploaded the minutes from the annual HOA meeting, and they are now available for review at the bottom of The Hub page.  I would also like to address a few of the issues that were brought up during the meeting.

1. Leyland Cypress Trees at the River Oaks Entrance:  Unfortunately, these trees are not owned by the River Oaks Community , so we are unable to take responsibility for cleaning up the dead trees.

2. Landscaping Improvements: Our landscapers are aware that the entrances need attention. Over the next few weeks, they have assured us that beautification efforts will begin to improve the appearance of the entrances.

3. Bulletin Boards:  We are currently gathering prices for new bulletin boards to be installed at the entrances to keep everyone updated with community news.

4. Speed Limit & Safety: We are in continuous communication with the City of Brentwood about the speed limit signs and are exploring ways to improve safety in our neighborhood.

5. We want to thank those that have payed their dues. We are at 68% of homeowners and would love to see more.

Lastly, it’s election season, and the lawn sign Olympics have kicked off! I’ve already gotten a few calls about them, so let’s keep it friendly, folks. Not everyone agrees on politics, but we can at least agree not to catapult signs into your neighbor's yard, no sneak attacks at midnight—let’s keep the battlefield where it belongs: on Facebook!" 

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

August 19, 2024

Dear Residents,

We hope this message finds you well. As we approach the fall, we wanted to address a few important updates and reminders to ensure our neighborhood remains a safe and pleasant place for everyone.

1. **Children Riding Bikes**: It’s wonderful to see our kids out enjoying themselves on their bikes. However, we ask parents to remind them that driveways are not personal ramps or speed launch pads unless explicitly permitted by the property owners. Recently, we had an incident involving handlebars damaging a car’s side door. Let's work together to keep our neighborhood safe and our vehicles unharmed.

2. **Yard Waste**: When placing limbs or yard waste out for collection, please ensure they are positioned at the edge of your yard and not in or hanging over the roadway. Additionally, we’ve noticed yard debris in common areas, such as in front of the River Oaks Road stone wall. Keeping these areas clear is essential for maintaining the appearance and safety of our community.

3. **Football Season and Parking**: With football season approaching, particularly BA Football at Brentwood Academy, we want to acknowledge the efforts of Brentwood Academy in managing Friday night parking. However, we continue to see issues with cars being towed. Please remind your guests to park in driveways or yards, not on the street, to avoid any inconvenience.

4. **Annual ROHOA Meeting**: We look forward to seeing everyone at our annual ROHOA meeting on August 20th at 7 PM at Brentwood Academy library. Your participation and input are greatly valued.

5. **Dues Payment Update**: So far, 30% of residents (91 of 307) have paid their dues. Payment options this year include check and PayPal. We are considering adding a credit card option next year for added convenience.

Thank you for your attention to these matters and for your continued cooperation in keeping our community enjoyable and well-maintained.

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

May 8, 2025

Dear River Oaks Residents,

We wanted to provide a few important updates to keep everyone informed about what’s happening in our community:

1. Pet Safety & Responsibility-

There was a recent dog related incident in the neighborhood that serves as an important reminder for all pet owners to follow city ordinances and ensure animals are properly secured at all times. It’s critical that we all do our part to keep our streets safe and comfortable for everyone, especially for families with children and neighbors out walking.

2. Entrance Landscaping-

You may have noticed delays in seasonal flower planting and general maintenance at our entrances. This is due to ongoing issues with the sprinkler systems, which we are actively working to resolve. Once the system is fully functional, we expect a noticeable improvement in the landscaping and appearance of our community entrances.

3. Upcoming May Event – River Oaks End-of-Year Party

Date: Friday, May 23, 2025

Time: 3:30 PM – 8:00 PM CT

Location: River Ct. Cul-de-Sac

Hosted by: River Oaks

Join us for an afternoon of fun as we wrap up the year! We’ll have bounce houses, a DJ, and plenty of good times for everyone.

Important Notes:

• Please do not park in the cul-de-sac.

• We encourage walking or biking to help reduce traffic.

• Check the “What to Bring” list and let us know what you’re contributing in the    comments.

• The event will be canceled in case of rain.

We appreciate everyone’s support in keeping River Oaks a safe and welcoming place for all! For all those Moms, we hope you have a wonderful Mother’s Day:)

- Rodney Lunn

February 27, 2025

Dear River Oaks Residents,  

I’m excited to share that we have several improvement projects in the works, and you’ll start seeing changes very soon. Our goal is to enhance the beauty and functionality of our neighborhood, ensuring that it remains a place we are all proud to call home.  

Additionally, I want to address a concern that has come up frequently in recent weeks. We have received several complaints about untidy yards in the neighborhood. While we understand that life gets busy, we kindly ask everyone to be mindful of their property’s appearance. A well-kept community benefits us all not just in curb appeal but also in maintaining property values and fostering a welcoming environment for everyone.  

At the same time, let’s also extend understanding to our neighbors. If you see someone struggling to maintain their yard, a friendly offer of help or a little patience can go a long way in keeping our community strong and neighborly.  

Thank you all for your continued support and effort in making River Oaks a wonderful place to live.

- Rodney Lunn

December 23, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

Wishing you all a joyful and memorable holiday season filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments. This year, we have the special honor of celebrating the 100th birthday of a beloved long-time resident, Willis “Stoby” Reynolds! Let’s come together to recognize this incredible milestone and the joy he’s brought to our community over the years.  

Happy Holidays and cheers to a bright and wonderful New Year!

- Rodney Lunn

November 21, 2024

Dear River Oaks Community,

As we enter this season of gratitude and celebration, we want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving and a joyful holiday season. We are grateful to serve such a wonderful community and look forward to continuing to make River Oaks a great place to call home.

In the spirit of maintaining our community’s safety and cleanliness, we’d like to remind residents about some important guidelines and services available:

Monthly Brush and Leaf Pick-Up:

The City of Brentwood offers a monthly brush and leaf pick-up service, one of the most appreciated services provided by the Public Works Department. This service is specifically designed for routine trimming and pruning done by homeowners, not larger-scale trimming performed by third parties.

Guidelines for Brush and Leaves:

• Stack brush behind the curb as close as possible, but not on the road or shoulder. Placement on paved surfaces creates hazards and potential liability for homeowners.

• Bagged leaves will be collected but must be placed in biodegradable paper bags. Loose leaves, dirt, and trash will not be accepted. No exceptions.

• Following these guidelines ensures that everyone benefits from efficient and cost-effective service.

Children at Play Signs:

We want to ensure the safety of all our residents, especially our children. If you wish to display “Children at Play” signs:

• They may be placed in your yard or driveway.

• Do not place signs on paved surfaces, such as streets or road shoulders, as this poses a danger to the public and potential liability for the homeowner.

Entrance Surveys and Landscaping Updates:

For those residents whose lots share a border with the entrances, please be aware that we will be having the entrances surveyed on December 16th. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. Once the survey is complete, we hope to improve the landscaping in these areas and ensure a more polished and welcoming appearance for our community entrances.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping to keep River Oaks a safe and beautiful place for everyone.

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday season!

-Rodney Lunn

October 28, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

With Halloween just around the corner, and the excitement building for our neighborhood kids, I wanted to send out a quick reminder to everyone. On Halloween night, please be especially mindful of trick-or-treaters and keep your speed low to help ensure a safe and fun evening for everyone. We’re lucky to live in one of the best neighborhoods in Williamson County, with an incredible atmosphere for Halloween—let’s make this year’s celebration the best one yet by driving slowly and staying extra cautious!

On a neighborhood update, some speed limit signs on River Oaks Rd. and Johnson Chapel were recently changed from 25 mph back to 30 mph. We're not entirely sure why this happened, but I’ve been in touch with the city, and efforts are already underway to restore the 25 mph speed limits throughout the area.

You’ll also notice some improvements around our entrances soon! We’re actively working on updating these areas, and they should be looking great in the coming weeks. Additionally, you may have noticed the removal of those dead trees near the entrance of River Oaks Rd. Thanks to a generous neighbor, these have all been cleared out, and we’re grateful for their effort in helping to keep our neighborhood looking its best.

Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

-Rodney 

September 29, 2024

Dear Residents,

Here is our ROHOA Meeting Follow-up:

We have uploaded the minutes from the annual HOA meeting, and they are now available for review at the bottom of The Hub page.  I would also like to address a few of the issues that were brought up during the meeting.

1. Leyland Cypress Trees at the River Oaks Entrance:  Unfortunately, these trees are not owned by the River Oaks Community , so we are unable to take responsibility for cleaning up the dead trees.

2. Landscaping Improvements: Our landscapers are aware that the entrances need attention. Over the next few weeks, they have assured us that beautification efforts will begin to improve the appearance of the entrances.

3. Bulletin Boards:  We are currently gathering prices for new bulletin boards to be installed at the entrances to keep everyone updated with community news.

4. Speed Limit & Safety: We are in continuous communication with the City of Brentwood about the speed limit signs and are exploring ways to improve safety in our neighborhood.

5. We want to thank those that have payed their dues. We are at 68% of homeowners and would love to see more.

Lastly, it’s election season, and the lawn sign Olympics have kicked off! I’ve already gotten a few calls about them, so let’s keep it friendly, folks. Not everyone agrees on politics, but we can at least agree not to catapult signs into your neighbor's yard, no sneak attacks at midnight—let’s keep the battlefield where it belongs: on Facebook!" 

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

August 19, 2024

Dear Residents,

We hope this message finds you well. As we approach the fall, we wanted to address a few important updates and reminders to ensure our neighborhood remains a safe and pleasant place for everyone.

1. **Children Riding Bikes**: It’s wonderful to see our kids out enjoying themselves on their bikes. However, we ask parents to remind them that driveways are not personal ramps or speed launch pads unless explicitly permitted by the property owners. Recently, we had an incident involving handlebars damaging a car’s side door. Let's work together to keep our neighborhood safe and our vehicles unharmed.

2. **Yard Waste**: When placing limbs or yard waste out for collection, please ensure they are positioned at the edge of your yard and not in or hanging over the roadway. Additionally, we’ve noticed yard debris in common areas, such as in front of the River Oaks Road stone wall. Keeping these areas clear is essential for maintaining the appearance and safety of our community.

3. **Football Season and Parking**: With football season approaching, particularly BA Football at Brentwood Academy, we want to acknowledge the efforts of Brentwood Academy in managing Friday night parking. However, we continue to see issues with cars being towed. Please remind your guests to park in driveways or yards, not on the street, to avoid any inconvenience.

4. **Annual ROHOA Meeting**: We look forward to seeing everyone at our annual ROHOA meeting on August 20th at 7 PM at Brentwood Academy library. Your participation and input are greatly valued.

5. **Dues Payment Update**: So far, 30% of residents (91 of 307) have paid their dues. Payment options this year include check and PayPal. We are considering adding a credit card option next year for added convenience.

Thank you for your attention to these matters and for your continued cooperation in keeping our community enjoyable and well-maintained.

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

February 27, 2025

Dear River Oaks Residents,  

I’m excited to share that we have several improvement projects in the works, and you’ll start seeing changes very soon. Our goal is to enhance the beauty and functionality of our neighborhood, ensuring that it remains a place we are all proud to call home.  

Additionally, I want to address a concern that has come up frequently in recent weeks. We have received several complaints about untidy yards in the neighborhood. While we understand that life gets busy, we kindly ask everyone to be mindful of their property’s appearance. A well-kept community benefits us all not just in curb appeal but also in maintaining property values and fostering a welcoming environment for everyone.  

At the same time, let’s also extend understanding to our neighbors. If you see someone struggling to maintain their yard, a friendly offer of help or a little patience can go a long way in keeping our community strong and neighborly.  

Thank you all for your continued support and effort in making River Oaks a wonderful place to live.

- Rodney Lunn

December 23, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

Wishing you all a joyful and memorable holiday season filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments. This year, we have the special honor of celebrating the 100th birthday of a beloved long-time resident, Willis “Stoby” Reynolds! Let’s come together to recognize this incredible milestone and the joy he’s brought to our community over the years.  

Happy Holidays and cheers to a bright and wonderful New Year!

- Rodney Lunn

November 21, 2024

Dear River Oaks Community,

As we enter this season of gratitude and celebration, we want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving and a joyful holiday season. We are grateful to serve such a wonderful community and look forward to continuing to make River Oaks a great place to call home.

In the spirit of maintaining our community’s safety and cleanliness, we’d like to remind residents about some important guidelines and services available:

Monthly Brush and Leaf Pick-Up:

The City of Brentwood offers a monthly brush and leaf pick-up service, one of the most appreciated services provided by the Public Works Department. This service is specifically designed for routine trimming and pruning done by homeowners, not larger-scale trimming performed by third parties.

Guidelines for Brush and Leaves:

• Stack brush behind the curb as close as possible, but not on the road or shoulder. Placement on paved surfaces creates hazards and potential liability for homeowners.

• Bagged leaves will be collected but must be placed in biodegradable paper bags. Loose leaves, dirt, and trash will not be accepted. No exceptions.

• Following these guidelines ensures that everyone benefits from efficient and cost-effective service.

Children at Play Signs:

We want to ensure the safety of all our residents, especially our children. If you wish to display “Children at Play” signs:

• They may be placed in your yard or driveway.

• Do not place signs on paved surfaces, such as streets or road shoulders, as this poses a danger to the public and potential liability for the homeowner.

Entrance Surveys and Landscaping Updates:

For those residents whose lots share a border with the entrances, please be aware that we will be having the entrances surveyed on December 16th. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. Once the survey is complete, we hope to improve the landscaping in these areas and ensure a more polished and welcoming appearance for our community entrances.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping to keep River Oaks a safe and beautiful place for everyone.

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday season!

-Rodney Lunn

October 28, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

With Halloween just around the corner, and the excitement building for our neighborhood kids, I wanted to send out a quick reminder to everyone. On Halloween night, please be especially mindful of trick-or-treaters and keep your speed low to help ensure a safe and fun evening for everyone. We’re lucky to live in one of the best neighborhoods in Williamson County, with an incredible atmosphere for Halloween—let’s make this year’s celebration the best one yet by driving slowly and staying extra cautious!

On a neighborhood update, some speed limit signs on River Oaks Rd. and Johnson Chapel were recently changed from 25 mph back to 30 mph. We're not entirely sure why this happened, but I’ve been in touch with the city, and efforts are already underway to restore the 25 mph speed limits throughout the area.

You’ll also notice some improvements around our entrances soon! We’re actively working on updating these areas, and they should be looking great in the coming weeks. Additionally, you may have noticed the removal of those dead trees near the entrance of River Oaks Rd. Thanks to a generous neighbor, these have all been cleared out, and we’re grateful for their effort in helping to keep our neighborhood looking its best.

Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

-Rodney 

September 29, 2024

Dear Residents,

Here is our ROHOA Meeting Follow-up:

We have uploaded the minutes from the annual HOA meeting, and they are now available for review at the bottom of The Hub page.  I would also like to address a few of the issues that were brought up during the meeting.

1. Leyland Cypress Trees at the River Oaks Entrance:  Unfortunately, these trees are not owned by the River Oaks Community , so we are unable to take responsibility for cleaning up the dead trees.

2. Landscaping Improvements: Our landscapers are aware that the entrances need attention. Over the next few weeks, they have assured us that beautification efforts will begin to improve the appearance of the entrances.

3. Bulletin Boards:  We are currently gathering prices for new bulletin boards to be installed at the entrances to keep everyone updated with community news.

4. Speed Limit & Safety: We are in continuous communication with the City of Brentwood about the speed limit signs and are exploring ways to improve safety in our neighborhood.

5. We want to thank those that have payed their dues. We are at 68% of homeowners and would love to see more.

Lastly, it’s election season, and the lawn sign Olympics have kicked off! I’ve already gotten a few calls about them, so let’s keep it friendly, folks. Not everyone agrees on politics, but we can at least agree not to catapult signs into your neighbor's yard, no sneak attacks at midnight—let’s keep the battlefield where it belongs: on Facebook!" 

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

August 19, 2024

Dear Residents,

We hope this message finds you well. As we approach the fall, we wanted to address a few important updates and reminders to ensure our neighborhood remains a safe and pleasant place for everyone.

1. **Children Riding Bikes**: It’s wonderful to see our kids out enjoying themselves on their bikes. However, we ask parents to remind them that driveways are not personal ramps or speed launch pads unless explicitly permitted by the property owners. Recently, we had an incident involving handlebars damaging a car’s side door. Let's work together to keep our neighborhood safe and our vehicles unharmed.

2. **Yard Waste**: When placing limbs or yard waste out for collection, please ensure they are positioned at the edge of your yard and not in or hanging over the roadway. Additionally, we’ve noticed yard debris in common areas, such as in front of the River Oaks Road stone wall. Keeping these areas clear is essential for maintaining the appearance and safety of our community.

3. **Football Season and Parking**: With football season approaching, particularly BA Football at Brentwood Academy, we want to acknowledge the efforts of Brentwood Academy in managing Friday night parking. However, we continue to see issues with cars being towed. Please remind your guests to park in driveways or yards, not on the street, to avoid any inconvenience.

4. **Annual ROHOA Meeting**: We look forward to seeing everyone at our annual ROHOA meeting on August 20th at 7 PM at Brentwood Academy library. Your participation and input are greatly valued.

5. **Dues Payment Update**: So far, 30% of residents (91 of 307) have paid their dues. Payment options this year include check and PayPal. We are considering adding a credit card option next year for added convenience.

Thank you for your attention to these matters and for your continued cooperation in keeping our community enjoyable and well-maintained.

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

February 27, 2025

Dear River Oaks Residents,  

I’m excited to share that we have several improvement projects in the works, and you’ll start seeing changes very soon. Our goal is to enhance the beauty and functionality of our neighborhood, ensuring that it remains a place we are all proud to call home.  

Additionally, I want to address a concern that has come up frequently in recent weeks. We have received several complaints about untidy yards in the neighborhood. While we understand that life gets busy, we kindly ask everyone to be mindful of their property’s appearance. A well-kept community benefits us all not just in curb appeal but also in maintaining property values and fostering a welcoming environment for everyone.  

At the same time, let’s also extend understanding to our neighbors. If you see someone struggling to maintain their yard, a friendly offer of help or a little patience can go a long way in keeping our community strong and neighborly.  

Thank you all for your continued support and effort in making River Oaks a wonderful place to live.

- Rodney Lunn

December 23, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

Wishing you all a joyful and memorable holiday season filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments. This year, we have the special honor of celebrating the 100th birthday of a beloved long-time resident, Willis “Stoby” Reynolds! Let’s come together to recognize this incredible milestone and the joy he’s brought to our community over the years.  

Happy Holidays and cheers to a bright and wonderful New Year!

- Rodney Lunn

November 21, 2024

Dear River Oaks Community,

As we enter this season of gratitude and celebration, we want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving and a joyful holiday season. We are grateful to serve such a wonderful community and look forward to continuing to make River Oaks a great place to call home.

In the spirit of maintaining our community’s safety and cleanliness, we’d like to remind residents about some important guidelines and services available:

Monthly Brush and Leaf Pick-Up:

The City of Brentwood offers a monthly brush and leaf pick-up service, one of the most appreciated services provided by the Public Works Department. This service is specifically designed for routine trimming and pruning done by homeowners, not larger-scale trimming performed by third parties.

Guidelines for Brush and Leaves:

• Stack brush behind the curb as close as possible, but not on the road or shoulder. Placement on paved surfaces creates hazards and potential liability for homeowners.

• Bagged leaves will be collected but must be placed in biodegradable paper bags. Loose leaves, dirt, and trash will not be accepted. No exceptions.

• Following these guidelines ensures that everyone benefits from efficient and cost-effective service.

Children at Play Signs:

We want to ensure the safety of all our residents, especially our children. If you wish to display “Children at Play” signs:

• They may be placed in your yard or driveway.

• Do not place signs on paved surfaces, such as streets or road shoulders, as this poses a danger to the public and potential liability for the homeowner.

Entrance Surveys and Landscaping Updates:

For those residents whose lots share a border with the entrances, please be aware that we will be having the entrances surveyed on December 16th. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. Once the survey is complete, we hope to improve the landscaping in these areas and ensure a more polished and welcoming appearance for our community entrances.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping to keep River Oaks a safe and beautiful place for everyone.

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday season!

-Rodney Lunn

October 28, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

With Halloween just around the corner, and the excitement building for our neighborhood kids, I wanted to send out a quick reminder to everyone. On Halloween night, please be especially mindful of trick-or-treaters and keep your speed low to help ensure a safe and fun evening for everyone. We’re lucky to live in one of the best neighborhoods in Williamson County, with an incredible atmosphere for Halloween—let’s make this year’s celebration the best one yet by driving slowly and staying extra cautious!

On a neighborhood update, some speed limit signs on River Oaks Rd. and Johnson Chapel were recently changed from 25 mph back to 30 mph. We're not entirely sure why this happened, but I’ve been in touch with the city, and efforts are already underway to restore the 25 mph speed limits throughout the area.

You’ll also notice some improvements around our entrances soon! We’re actively working on updating these areas, and they should be looking great in the coming weeks. Additionally, you may have noticed the removal of those dead trees near the entrance of River Oaks Rd. Thanks to a generous neighbor, these have all been cleared out, and we’re grateful for their effort in helping to keep our neighborhood looking its best.

Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

-Rodney 

September 29, 2024

Dear Residents,

Here is our ROHOA Meeting Follow-up:

We have uploaded the minutes from the annual HOA meeting, and they are now available for review at the bottom of The Hub page.  I would also like to address a few of the issues that were brought up during the meeting.

1. Leyland Cypress Trees at the River Oaks Entrance:  Unfortunately, these trees are not owned by the River Oaks Community , so we are unable to take responsibility for cleaning up the dead trees.

2. Landscaping Improvements: Our landscapers are aware that the entrances need attention. Over the next few weeks, they have assured us that beautification efforts will begin to improve the appearance of the entrances.

3. Bulletin Boards:  We are currently gathering prices for new bulletin boards to be installed at the entrances to keep everyone updated with community news.

4. Speed Limit & Safety: We are in continuous communication with the City of Brentwood about the speed limit signs and are exploring ways to improve safety in our neighborhood.

5. We want to thank those that have payed their dues. We are at 68% of homeowners and would love to see more.

Lastly, it’s election season, and the lawn sign Olympics have kicked off! I’ve already gotten a few calls about them, so let’s keep it friendly, folks. Not everyone agrees on politics, but we can at least agree not to catapult signs into your neighbor's yard, no sneak attacks at midnight—let’s keep the battlefield where it belongs: on Facebook!" 

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

August 19, 2024

Dear Residents,

We hope this message finds you well. As we approach the fall, we wanted to address a few important updates and reminders to ensure our neighborhood remains a safe and pleasant place for everyone.

1. **Children Riding Bikes**: It’s wonderful to see our kids out enjoying themselves on their bikes. However, we ask parents to remind them that driveways are not personal ramps or speed launch pads unless explicitly permitted by the property owners. Recently, we had an incident involving handlebars damaging a car’s side door. Let's work together to keep our neighborhood safe and our vehicles unharmed.

2. **Yard Waste**: When placing limbs or yard waste out for collection, please ensure they are positioned at the edge of your yard and not in or hanging over the roadway. Additionally, we’ve noticed yard debris in common areas, such as in front of the River Oaks Road stone wall. Keeping these areas clear is essential for maintaining the appearance and safety of our community.

3. **Football Season and Parking**: With football season approaching, particularly BA Football at Brentwood Academy, we want to acknowledge the efforts of Brentwood Academy in managing Friday night parking. However, we continue to see issues with cars being towed. Please remind your guests to park in driveways or yards, not on the street, to avoid any inconvenience.

4. **Annual ROHOA Meeting**: We look forward to seeing everyone at our annual ROHOA meeting on August 20th at 7 PM at Brentwood Academy library. Your participation and input are greatly valued.

5. **Dues Payment Update**: So far, 30% of residents (91 of 307) have paid their dues. Payment options this year include check and PayPal. We are considering adding a credit card option next year for added convenience.

Thank you for your attention to these matters and for your continued cooperation in keeping our community enjoyable and well-maintained.

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

December 23, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

Wishing you all a joyful and memorable holiday season filled with love, laughter, and cherished moments. This year, we have the special honor of celebrating the 100th birthday of a beloved long-time resident, Willis “Stoby” Reynolds! Let’s come together to recognize this incredible milestone and the joy he’s brought to our community over the years.  

Happy Holidays and cheers to a bright and wonderful New Year!

- Rodney Lunn

November 21, 2024

Dear River Oaks Community,

As we enter this season of gratitude and celebration, we want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving and a joyful holiday season. We are grateful to serve such a wonderful community and look forward to continuing to make River Oaks a great place to call home.

In the spirit of maintaining our community’s safety and cleanliness, we’d like to remind residents about some important guidelines and services available:

Monthly Brush and Leaf Pick-Up:

The City of Brentwood offers a monthly brush and leaf pick-up service, one of the most appreciated services provided by the Public Works Department. This service is specifically designed for routine trimming and pruning done by homeowners, not larger-scale trimming performed by third parties.

Guidelines for Brush and Leaves:

• Stack brush behind the curb as close as possible, but not on the road or shoulder. Placement on paved surfaces creates hazards and potential liability for homeowners.

• Bagged leaves will be collected but must be placed in biodegradable paper bags. Loose leaves, dirt, and trash will not be accepted. No exceptions.

• Following these guidelines ensures that everyone benefits from efficient and cost-effective service.

Children at Play Signs:

We want to ensure the safety of all our residents, especially our children. If you wish to display “Children at Play” signs:

• They may be placed in your yard or driveway.

• Do not place signs on paved surfaces, such as streets or road shoulders, as this poses a danger to the public and potential liability for the homeowner.

Entrance Surveys and Landscaping Updates:

For those residents whose lots share a border with the entrances, please be aware that we will be having the entrances surveyed on December 16th. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. Once the survey is complete, we hope to improve the landscaping in these areas and ensure a more polished and welcoming appearance for our community entrances.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping to keep River Oaks a safe and beautiful place for everyone.

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday season!

-Rodney Lunn

October 28, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

With Halloween just around the corner, and the excitement building for our neighborhood kids, I wanted to send out a quick reminder to everyone. On Halloween night, please be especially mindful of trick-or-treaters and keep your speed low to help ensure a safe and fun evening for everyone. We’re lucky to live in one of the best neighborhoods in Williamson County, with an incredible atmosphere for Halloween—let’s make this year’s celebration the best one yet by driving slowly and staying extra cautious!

On a neighborhood update, some speed limit signs on River Oaks Rd. and Johnson Chapel were recently changed from 25 mph back to 30 mph. We're not entirely sure why this happened, but I’ve been in touch with the city, and efforts are already underway to restore the 25 mph speed limits throughout the area.

You’ll also notice some improvements around our entrances soon! We’re actively working on updating these areas, and they should be looking great in the coming weeks. Additionally, you may have noticed the removal of those dead trees near the entrance of River Oaks Rd. Thanks to a generous neighbor, these have all been cleared out, and we’re grateful for their effort in helping to keep our neighborhood looking its best.

Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

-Rodney 

September 29, 2024

Dear Residents,

Here is our ROHOA Meeting Follow-up:

We have uploaded the minutes from the annual HOA meeting, and they are now available for review at the bottom of The Hub page.  I would also like to address a few of the issues that were brought up during the meeting.

1. Leyland Cypress Trees at the River Oaks Entrance:  Unfortunately, these trees are not owned by the River Oaks Community , so we are unable to take responsibility for cleaning up the dead trees.

2. Landscaping Improvements: Our landscapers are aware that the entrances need attention. Over the next few weeks, they have assured us that beautification efforts will begin to improve the appearance of the entrances.

3. Bulletin Boards:  We are currently gathering prices for new bulletin boards to be installed at the entrances to keep everyone updated with community news.

4. Speed Limit & Safety: We are in continuous communication with the City of Brentwood about the speed limit signs and are exploring ways to improve safety in our neighborhood.

5. We want to thank those that have payed their dues. We are at 68% of homeowners and would love to see more.

Lastly, it’s election season, and the lawn sign Olympics have kicked off! I’ve already gotten a few calls about them, so let’s keep it friendly, folks. Not everyone agrees on politics, but we can at least agree not to catapult signs into your neighbor's yard, no sneak attacks at midnight—let’s keep the battlefield where it belongs: on Facebook!" 

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

August 19, 2024

Dear Residents,

We hope this message finds you well. As we approach the fall, we wanted to address a few important updates and reminders to ensure our neighborhood remains a safe and pleasant place for everyone.

1. **Children Riding Bikes**: It’s wonderful to see our kids out enjoying themselves on their bikes. However, we ask parents to remind them that driveways are not personal ramps or speed launch pads unless explicitly permitted by the property owners. Recently, we had an incident involving handlebars damaging a car’s side door. Let's work together to keep our neighborhood safe and our vehicles unharmed.

2. **Yard Waste**: When placing limbs or yard waste out for collection, please ensure they are positioned at the edge of your yard and not in or hanging over the roadway. Additionally, we’ve noticed yard debris in common areas, such as in front of the River Oaks Road stone wall. Keeping these areas clear is essential for maintaining the appearance and safety of our community.

3. **Football Season and Parking**: With football season approaching, particularly BA Football at Brentwood Academy, we want to acknowledge the efforts of Brentwood Academy in managing Friday night parking. However, we continue to see issues with cars being towed. Please remind your guests to park in driveways or yards, not on the street, to avoid any inconvenience.

4. **Annual ROHOA Meeting**: We look forward to seeing everyone at our annual ROHOA meeting on August 20th at 7 PM at Brentwood Academy library. Your participation and input are greatly valued.

5. **Dues Payment Update**: So far, 30% of residents (91 of 307) have paid their dues. Payment options this year include check and PayPal. We are considering adding a credit card option next year for added convenience.

Thank you for your attention to these matters and for your continued cooperation in keeping our community enjoyable and well-maintained.

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

November 21, 2024

Dear River Oaks Community,

As we enter this season of gratitude and celebration, we want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving and a joyful holiday season. We are grateful to serve such a wonderful community and look forward to continuing to make River Oaks a great place to call home.

In the spirit of maintaining our community’s safety and cleanliness, we’d like to remind residents about some important guidelines and services available:

Monthly Brush and Leaf Pick-Up:

The City of Brentwood offers a monthly brush and leaf pick-up service, one of the most appreciated services provided by the Public Works Department. This service is specifically designed for routine trimming and pruning done by homeowners, not larger-scale trimming performed by third parties.

Guidelines for Brush and Leaves:

• Stack brush behind the curb as close as possible, but not on the road or shoulder. Placement on paved surfaces creates hazards and potential liability for homeowners.

• Bagged leaves will be collected but must be placed in biodegradable paper bags. Loose leaves, dirt, and trash will not be accepted. No exceptions.

• Following these guidelines ensures that everyone benefits from efficient and cost-effective service.

Children at Play Signs:

We want to ensure the safety of all our residents, especially our children. If you wish to display “Children at Play” signs:

• They may be placed in your yard or driveway.

• Do not place signs on paved surfaces, such as streets or road shoulders, as this poses a danger to the public and potential liability for the homeowner.

Entrance Surveys and Landscaping Updates:

For those residents whose lots share a border with the entrances, please be aware that we will be having the entrances surveyed on December 16th. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. Once the survey is complete, we hope to improve the landscaping in these areas and ensure a more polished and welcoming appearance for our community entrances.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping to keep River Oaks a safe and beautiful place for everyone.

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday season!

-Rodney Lunn

October 28, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

With Halloween just around the corner, and the excitement building for our neighborhood kids, I wanted to send out a quick reminder to everyone. On Halloween night, please be especially mindful of trick-or-treaters and keep your speed low to help ensure a safe and fun evening for everyone. We’re lucky to live in one of the best neighborhoods in Williamson County, with an incredible atmosphere for Halloween—let’s make this year’s celebration the best one yet by driving slowly and staying extra cautious!

On a neighborhood update, some speed limit signs on River Oaks Rd. and Johnson Chapel were recently changed from 25 mph back to 30 mph. We're not entirely sure why this happened, but I’ve been in touch with the city, and efforts are already underway to restore the 25 mph speed limits throughout the area.

You’ll also notice some improvements around our entrances soon! We’re actively working on updating these areas, and they should be looking great in the coming weeks. Additionally, you may have noticed the removal of those dead trees near the entrance of River Oaks Rd. Thanks to a generous neighbor, these have all been cleared out, and we’re grateful for their effort in helping to keep our neighborhood looking its best.

Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

-Rodney 

September 29, 2024

Dear Residents,

Here is our ROHOA Meeting Follow-up:

We have uploaded the minutes from the annual HOA meeting, and they are now available for review at the bottom of The Hub page.  I would also like to address a few of the issues that were brought up during the meeting.

1. Leyland Cypress Trees at the River Oaks Entrance:  Unfortunately, these trees are not owned by the River Oaks Community , so we are unable to take responsibility for cleaning up the dead trees.

2. Landscaping Improvements: Our landscapers are aware that the entrances need attention. Over the next few weeks, they have assured us that beautification efforts will begin to improve the appearance of the entrances.

3. Bulletin Boards:  We are currently gathering prices for new bulletin boards to be installed at the entrances to keep everyone updated with community news.

4. Speed Limit & Safety: We are in continuous communication with the City of Brentwood about the speed limit signs and are exploring ways to improve safety in our neighborhood.

5. We want to thank those that have payed their dues. We are at 68% of homeowners and would love to see more.

Lastly, it’s election season, and the lawn sign Olympics have kicked off! I’ve already gotten a few calls about them, so let’s keep it friendly, folks. Not everyone agrees on politics, but we can at least agree not to catapult signs into your neighbor's yard, no sneak attacks at midnight—let’s keep the battlefield where it belongs: on Facebook!" 

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

August 19, 2024

Dear Residents,

We hope this message finds you well. As we approach the fall, we wanted to address a few important updates and reminders to ensure our neighborhood remains a safe and pleasant place for everyone.

1. **Children Riding Bikes**: It’s wonderful to see our kids out enjoying themselves on their bikes. However, we ask parents to remind them that driveways are not personal ramps or speed launch pads unless explicitly permitted by the property owners. Recently, we had an incident involving handlebars damaging a car’s side door. Let's work together to keep our neighborhood safe and our vehicles unharmed.

2. **Yard Waste**: When placing limbs or yard waste out for collection, please ensure they are positioned at the edge of your yard and not in or hanging over the roadway. Additionally, we’ve noticed yard debris in common areas, such as in front of the River Oaks Road stone wall. Keeping these areas clear is essential for maintaining the appearance and safety of our community.

3. **Football Season and Parking**: With football season approaching, particularly BA Football at Brentwood Academy, we want to acknowledge the efforts of Brentwood Academy in managing Friday night parking. However, we continue to see issues with cars being towed. Please remind your guests to park in driveways or yards, not on the street, to avoid any inconvenience.

4. **Annual ROHOA Meeting**: We look forward to seeing everyone at our annual ROHOA meeting on August 20th at 7 PM at Brentwood Academy library. Your participation and input are greatly valued.

5. **Dues Payment Update**: So far, 30% of residents (91 of 307) have paid their dues. Payment options this year include check and PayPal. We are considering adding a credit card option next year for added convenience.

Thank you for your attention to these matters and for your continued cooperation in keeping our community enjoyable and well-maintained.

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

November 21, 2024

Dear River Oaks Community,

As we enter this season of gratitude and celebration, we want to take a moment to wish you and your loved ones a Happy Thanksgiving and a joyful holiday season. We are grateful to serve such a wonderful community and look forward to continuing to make River Oaks a great place to call home.

In the spirit of maintaining our community’s safety and cleanliness, we’d like to remind residents about some important guidelines and services available:

Monthly Brush and Leaf Pick-Up:

The City of Brentwood offers a monthly brush and leaf pick-up service, one of the most appreciated services provided by the Public Works Department. This service is specifically designed for routine trimming and pruning done by homeowners, not larger-scale trimming performed by third parties.

Guidelines for Brush and Leaves:

• Stack brush behind the curb as close as possible, but not on the road or shoulder. Placement on paved surfaces creates hazards and potential liability for homeowners.

• Bagged leaves will be collected but must be placed in biodegradable paper bags. Loose leaves, dirt, and trash will not be accepted. No exceptions.

• Following these guidelines ensures that everyone benefits from efficient and cost-effective service.

Children at Play Signs:

We want to ensure the safety of all our residents, especially our children. If you wish to display “Children at Play” signs:

• They may be placed in your yard or driveway.

• Do not place signs on paved surfaces, such as streets or road shoulders, as this poses a danger to the public and potential liability for the homeowner.

Entrance Surveys and Landscaping Updates:

For those residents whose lots share a border with the entrances, please be aware that we will be having the entrances surveyed on December 16th. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause. Once the survey is complete, we hope to improve the landscaping in these areas and ensure a more polished and welcoming appearance for our community entrances.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping to keep River Oaks a safe and beautiful place for everyone.

Wishing you a safe and happy holiday season!

-Rodney Lunn

October 28, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

With Halloween just around the corner, and the excitement building for our neighborhood kids, I wanted to send out a quick reminder to everyone. On Halloween night, please be especially mindful of trick-or-treaters and keep your speed low to help ensure a safe and fun evening for everyone. We’re lucky to live in one of the best neighborhoods in Williamson County, with an incredible atmosphere for Halloween—let’s make this year’s celebration the best one yet by driving slowly and staying extra cautious!

On a neighborhood update, some speed limit signs on River Oaks Rd. and Johnson Chapel were recently changed from 25 mph back to 30 mph. We're not entirely sure why this happened, but I’ve been in touch with the city, and efforts are already underway to restore the 25 mph speed limits throughout the area.

You’ll also notice some improvements around our entrances soon! We’re actively working on updating these areas, and they should be looking great in the coming weeks. Additionally, you may have noticed the removal of those dead trees near the entrance of River Oaks Rd. Thanks to a generous neighbor, these have all been cleared out, and we’re grateful for their effort in helping to keep our neighborhood looking its best.

Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

-Rodney 

September 29, 2024

Dear Residents,

Here is our ROHOA Meeting Follow-up:

We have uploaded the minutes from the annual HOA meeting, and they are now available for review at the bottom of The Hub page.  I would also like to address a few of the issues that were brought up during the meeting.

1. Leyland Cypress Trees at the River Oaks Entrance:  Unfortunately, these trees are not owned by the River Oaks Community , so we are unable to take responsibility for cleaning up the dead trees.

2. Landscaping Improvements: Our landscapers are aware that the entrances need attention. Over the next few weeks, they have assured us that beautification efforts will begin to improve the appearance of the entrances.

3. Bulletin Boards:  We are currently gathering prices for new bulletin boards to be installed at the entrances to keep everyone updated with community news.

4. Speed Limit & Safety: We are in continuous communication with the City of Brentwood about the speed limit signs and are exploring ways to improve safety in our neighborhood.

5. We want to thank those that have payed their dues. We are at 68% of homeowners and would love to see more.

Lastly, it’s election season, and the lawn sign Olympics have kicked off! I’ve already gotten a few calls about them, so let’s keep it friendly, folks. Not everyone agrees on politics, but we can at least agree not to catapult signs into your neighbor's yard, no sneak attacks at midnight—let’s keep the battlefield where it belongs: on Facebook!" 

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

August 19, 2024

Dear Residents,

We hope this message finds you well. As we approach the fall, we wanted to address a few important updates and reminders to ensure our neighborhood remains a safe and pleasant place for everyone.

1. **Children Riding Bikes**: It’s wonderful to see our kids out enjoying themselves on their bikes. However, we ask parents to remind them that driveways are not personal ramps or speed launch pads unless explicitly permitted by the property owners. Recently, we had an incident involving handlebars damaging a car’s side door. Let's work together to keep our neighborhood safe and our vehicles unharmed.

2. **Yard Waste**: When placing limbs or yard waste out for collection, please ensure they are positioned at the edge of your yard and not in or hanging over the roadway. Additionally, we’ve noticed yard debris in common areas, such as in front of the River Oaks Road stone wall. Keeping these areas clear is essential for maintaining the appearance and safety of our community.

3. **Football Season and Parking**: With football season approaching, particularly BA Football at Brentwood Academy, we want to acknowledge the efforts of Brentwood Academy in managing Friday night parking. However, we continue to see issues with cars being towed. Please remind your guests to park in driveways or yards, not on the street, to avoid any inconvenience.

4. **Annual ROHOA Meeting**: We look forward to seeing everyone at our annual ROHOA meeting on August 20th at 7 PM at Brentwood Academy library. Your participation and input are greatly valued.

5. **Dues Payment Update**: So far, 30% of residents (91 of 307) have paid their dues. Payment options this year include check and PayPal. We are considering adding a credit card option next year for added convenience.

Thank you for your attention to these matters and for your continued cooperation in keeping our community enjoyable and well-maintained.

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

October 28, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

With Halloween just around the corner, and the excitement building for our neighborhood kids, I wanted to send out a quick reminder to everyone. On Halloween night, please be especially mindful of trick-or-treaters and keep your speed low to help ensure a safe and fun evening for everyone. We’re lucky to live in one of the best neighborhoods in Williamson County, with an incredible atmosphere for Halloween—let’s make this year’s celebration the best one yet by driving slowly and staying extra cautious!

On a neighborhood update, some speed limit signs on River Oaks Rd. and Johnson Chapel were recently changed from 25 mph back to 30 mph. We're not entirely sure why this happened, but I’ve been in touch with the city, and efforts are already underway to restore the 25 mph speed limits throughout the area.

You’ll also notice some improvements around our entrances soon! We’re actively working on updating these areas, and they should be looking great in the coming weeks. Additionally, you may have noticed the removal of those dead trees near the entrance of River Oaks Rd. Thanks to a generous neighbor, these have all been cleared out, and we’re grateful for their effort in helping to keep our neighborhood looking its best.

Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable Halloween!

-Rodney 

September 29, 2024

Dear Residents,

Here is our ROHOA Meeting Follow-up:

We have uploaded the minutes from the annual HOA meeting, and they are now available for review at the bottom of The Hub page.  I would also like to address a few of the issues that were brought up during the meeting.

1. Leyland Cypress Trees at the River Oaks Entrance:  Unfortunately, these trees are not owned by the River Oaks Community , so we are unable to take responsibility for cleaning up the dead trees.

2. Landscaping Improvements: Our landscapers are aware that the entrances need attention. Over the next few weeks, they have assured us that beautification efforts will begin to improve the appearance of the entrances.

3. Bulletin Boards:  We are currently gathering prices for new bulletin boards to be installed at the entrances to keep everyone updated with community news.

4. Speed Limit & Safety: We are in continuous communication with the City of Brentwood about the speed limit signs and are exploring ways to improve safety in our neighborhood.

5. We want to thank those that have payed their dues. We are at 68% of homeowners and would love to see more.

Lastly, it’s election season, and the lawn sign Olympics have kicked off! I’ve already gotten a few calls about them, so let’s keep it friendly, folks. Not everyone agrees on politics, but we can at least agree not to catapult signs into your neighbor's yard, no sneak attacks at midnight—let’s keep the battlefield where it belongs: on Facebook!" 

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

August 19, 2024

Dear Residents,

We hope this message finds you well. As we approach the fall, we wanted to address a few important updates and reminders to ensure our neighborhood remains a safe and pleasant place for everyone.

1. **Children Riding Bikes**: It’s wonderful to see our kids out enjoying themselves on their bikes. However, we ask parents to remind them that driveways are not personal ramps or speed launch pads unless explicitly permitted by the property owners. Recently, we had an incident involving handlebars damaging a car’s side door. Let's work together to keep our neighborhood safe and our vehicles unharmed.

2. **Yard Waste**: When placing limbs or yard waste out for collection, please ensure they are positioned at the edge of your yard and not in or hanging over the roadway. Additionally, we’ve noticed yard debris in common areas, such as in front of the River Oaks Road stone wall. Keeping these areas clear is essential for maintaining the appearance and safety of our community.

3. **Football Season and Parking**: With football season approaching, particularly BA Football at Brentwood Academy, we want to acknowledge the efforts of Brentwood Academy in managing Friday night parking. However, we continue to see issues with cars being towed. Please remind your guests to park in driveways or yards, not on the street, to avoid any inconvenience.

4. **Annual ROHOA Meeting**: We look forward to seeing everyone at our annual ROHOA meeting on August 20th at 7 PM at Brentwood Academy library. Your participation and input are greatly valued.

5. **Dues Payment Update**: So far, 30% of residents (91 of 307) have paid their dues. Payment options this year include check and PayPal. We are considering adding a credit card option next year for added convenience.

Thank you for your attention to these matters and for your continued cooperation in keeping our community enjoyable and well-maintained.

Rodney Lunn

River Oaks HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

 July 28, 2024

Dear Neighbors,

We are confirmed for our annual neighborhood HOA meeting on August 20th at 7 PM, to be held at Brentwood Academy library. Please note that the entrance to Johnson Chapel will look a bit bare for a while, as we have had to remove some dead trees. We plan to replant and overhaul the entrances once the planting season begins.

Additionally, we are updating the directory and hope to have it available soon. Thank you to everyone who has already paid their dues. We look forward to seeing our neighborhood looking its finest this fall!

Thank you!

Rodney Lunn

HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

 July 1, 2024

Dear Neighbors,

Join us for our 4th of July Parade starting at 9 am at Timbercrest and Long Valley. Immediately following, gather at the empty lot for a social hour and water slide fun!

Regarding landscaping, we've noticed the bushes at the entrances are not recovering as expected. We had hoped they would bounce back, but since they haven't, we plan to address this in the fall.

Looking forward to seeing you all there!

Rodney Lunn

HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com

June 18, 2024

Dear River Oaks Residents,

I hope this message finds you well and enjoying the start of summer in our beautiful neighborhood. As your HOA president, I wanted to take a moment to update you on some important events and matters affecting our community.

First and foremost, I want to extend my sincere gratitude to all residents for promptly paying their HOA fees. Your contributions enable us to maintain and improve our neighborhood, ensuring it remains a wonderful place to live for everyone.

I'm thrilled to announce that we will be hosting our biggest July 4th celebration to date! It promises to be filled with fun activities, delicious food, and of course a parade. Save the date and join us as we celebrate together as a community.

Looking ahead, our next HOA meeting will be held in August(TBD)at Granny White Park. This will be an excellent opportunity to discuss any community concerns, share ideas, and continue working together to enhance our neighborhood.

A gentle reminder to all drivers: please drive carefully through our streets, especially during these summer months when children are out playing. Let's prioritize safety and ensure our roads remain safe for everyone.

If you're currently undergoing construction or remodeling, we kindly ask that you consider your neighbors by keeping your work areas tidy and minimizing noise. Your cooperation in maintaining a peaceful environment is greatly appreciated by all.

Lastly, let's continue to foster the strong sense of community that defines River Oaks. Take a moment to get to know your neighbors – a simple wave or hello goes a long way in making our community special and welcoming.

Thank you once again for your ongoing support and participation in making River Oaks a great place to call home. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out.

Yours Sincerely,

Rodney Lunn

HOA President

riveroaksbrentwood@gmail.com