Water Interruptions September 13th
The HOA is working to install more water meters on Riverside Place. Water will be turned off for that street once pipes have been exposed. Work (including digging) will be from approximately 8:00am - 3:00pm.
For Riverhill Public Water System outages contact:Kevin Albert
360-275-0419
For all other Riverhill Public Water System questions please contact the Riverhill HOA.
Water Restrictions
Due to recent events in the HOA pump house we are implementing the following water use restrictions:
Starting immediately (8/21/25)
- Watering of lawns and gardens is allowed as follows:
- Odd number addresses on odd days
- Even numbered addresses on even days
- No watering permitted between hours of 2:00 PM and 6:00 PM
- Property owners and renters must follow water restrictions
- Filling of large containers must be coordinated with the Water System Manager
- Large containers are anything that holds water in excess of 100 gallons. Examples include hot tubs, pools including kiddy pools, recreational vehicles and trailers
- Multiple containers of any size in excess of 100 gallons
- Exceptions for uses beyond the allowed usages above may be granted for short term needs such as construction, establishment or reseeding of lawns, etc. but must be approved and coordinated with the Water System Manager
Starting after a vote of approval during the Annual HOA meeting this November:
- Violations:
- Require date stamped picture
- 1st offence – warning
- 2nd offence - $50.00 fine
- 3rd offence - $100 fine
- 4th offence and beyond, double previous fine
- Feb 1 the offence schedule resets or with new property owner
These restrictions are in place to hopefully prevent future water system problems. Our water pumping capabilities were stressed to the limit at the end of June. As a result electrical breakers in the pump house were tripped shutting off one of the wells supplying the water tower. Due to the well not pumping water to replenish the water tank a seriously low water condition occurred. We immediately notified the community to restrict water usage and to stop watering lawns and gardens. The electrical breaker was reset returning the well to service and the water tank refilled. Since then suspect breakers have been replaced and the wells and water tank level have been monitored daily.
If you notice a neighbor using water in a way inconsistent with the above restrictions be neighborly reminding them restrictions are in place. Notifying the HOA board or board member is also an option.
Water Meter Project
Currently installed water meter count: 61Meter installations will resume for 2025 on April 26! Plans are to dig out 5 installation sites on Riverhill Lane, and to install meters at the same sites on May 3.
Another work day is scheduled for May 17, with more likely to be scheduled in the weekends to follow.
The HOA board will be gathering at the corner of Mahonia Drive and Riverhill Lane from 8AM, and volunteers are very welcome to join at any point in the day!
A letter from the Riverhill HOA
Keyed map
Installation Progress
Water Mains
Map of the River Hill HOA water system mains. If you are having trouble locating your system shutoff try drawing a line between the main closest to your home and your home's main water shutoff. This will work most of the time but there is no certainty. Location of the mains is approximate and there is no record of where water lines ran between the main and homes. Locations of mains is approximate.Water Mains
Public Water System Operating Permits
Each year, the operating permit is renewed in July or August; it is valid through the following August.
2024 - 2025Water System Reports
To view individual month's testing reports, visit the WA Department of Health database.
2024 Consumer Confidence Report2023 Consumer Confidence Report
2022 Consumer Confidence Report
2016 Consumer Confidence Report
2014 Consumer Confidence Report
2009 Department of Health Corrosion, Lead and Copper Testing
2008 Consumer Confidence Report
2007 Revised Consumer Confidence Report
2007 Consumer Confidence Report
2006 Consumer Confidence Report