Snow Removal Information
The HOA coordinates snow and ice management for the private courts and other common areas within the community. Contractor details and storm-specific instructions may change from season to season, so residents should watch the HOA website and other community communications for current updates during winter weather.
When It Snows
- Keep vehicles out of the cul-de-sacs whenever possible. Parking vehicles in driveways helps snow-removal crews clear the full width of the courts safely and efficiently.
- Please leave driveway and roadway markers in place. These markers help crews identify pavement edges and other boundaries during snow events. If a marker falls over, please reset it when conditions allow.
- Townhome residents are responsible for clearing and treating their own walkways and for shoveling around their vehicles.
- Allow snow-removal crews room to work. Conditions and timing can vary significantly from storm to storm depending on snowfall rate, temperature, refreezing, equipment availability, and regional conditions.
Ice and De-Icing
Use de-icing products carefully and only where needed. Excessive salt can damage vegetation, concrete, asphalt, vehicles, and nearby soil.
- Shovel first. Removing snow before it becomes compacted or turns to ice can reduce the amount of de-icer needed.
- Use de-icer sparingly. Focus on steps, walkways, slopes, and areas where water commonly collects and refreezes.
- Choose products appropriate for the surface and conditions. Follow the manufacturer’s directions and consider less-corrosive alternatives where practical.
For significant storms or unusual conditions, the HOA may publish additional parking restrictions, timing information, or other instructions on the website.
