Frequently Asked Questions:
What is the difference between the Limited District and the HOA?
In River Place, the Limited District (LD) manages our community parks facilities such as the tennis courts, soccer fields, playgrounds, pavilions, nature trails, habitat nature pond and the boardwalk. Additionally, the LD is responsible for the recycling, and trash disposal. The function of these 2 entities can vary depending on your address.
The River Place Residential Community Association (RPRCA), more commonly known as the Home Owners Association (HOA), exists for two primary purposes-- to manage the common areas and to enforce the Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CCR’s) - as per the legal documents that created the HOA.
Funding: The LD is funded through an annual ad valorem tax. When the City of Austin completed the Full Purpose Annexation, they assumed any remaining outstanding LD debt and therefore the ad valorem tax will only fund the operations and maintenance of the items mentioned above.
The HOA is funded through annual homeowner dues.
If your home is not part of the LD, you can check the City of Austin website to determine your trash service schedule.
