BROGAN SNOW CONTRACT FOR CULBERTSON RUN: Snow Removal in our neighborhood is handled by Brogan Landscaping, Inc. The Board would like to make you aware of several details of the contract, such as:
· Contractor shall use reasonable efforts to commence snow clearing activities within four (4) hours of the start of snow on the Customer’s property identified in the Site Plan. (Page 1, Article A1)
· Contractor shall have no obligation to perform any refreeze services except as specifically requested by Customer in writing. Contractor shall use reasonable efforts to commence ice check and refreeze service activities within four (4) hours of receiving e-mail notification from the Customer that refreeze services are required. (Page 2, Article D)
· The Contractor cannot guarantee the availability of salt. If salt is not available, Contractor will obtain and use whatever materials is first and foremost safe and available. (Page 5, Article 8).
WHEN IT SNOWS…
- Please park your vehicle in your driveway and NOT IN THE CUL-DE-SAC so that plowers can safely plow the entire street.
- The plow company has placed driveway markers throughout the courts to assist with plowing to the end of the property. If a marker falls down, please set it up again. *You may need to drill a “pilot hole” if the ground is frozen.
- REMINDER for TOWNHOME RESIDENTS: Townhome residents are required to shovel snow and salt for ice their own walkways. They are also responsible for shoveling out their own cars.
- ROCK SALT works well, but it also can be damaging stuff! It’s toxic to plants when it gets in soil, can eat paint off of cars, and damage concrete and asphalt surfaces. Easy tips to prevent SALT DAMAGE:
- Shovel More, Salt Less. Once you’ve cleared ice and snow off a surface, the Sun can do the rest – temperatures permitting. Also, if you remove the snow BEFORE it turns to ice, it helps limit the amount of ice formed (and in need of salting).
- Salt Sparingly. No need to “blanket” the driveway. Look for spots that often pool with water and freeze into ice patches. Hit those areas with salt and see if that’s enough for a safe path.
- Use an Alternative to Salt. A lot of “De-icers” are just as toxic as salt, but CALCIUM MAGNESIUM ACETATE is the most environmentally safe product to remove ice. It won’t corrode metals or cause significant harm to plant life.
Hedgerow Culbertson Run 