Yes.  Holiday and Christmas decor and lights are permitted from after Thanksgiving to the end of the second week of January.  'Seasonal' decor is permitted year-round; wreaths and door decorations must be hung so that they do not obscure the unit number.

Yes. Classified type ads must be submitted to the Board to be reviewed for content; if approved they will then be posted in the bulletin box by a Board member.

Paint is not permitted for use on decks.  Decks must be stained to match adjacent decks on your row.

Yes.  It is an absolute requirement that architectural plans, specifications and material types be submitted to the property management company for Board approval before any materials can be delivered or work performed.  Check with the township for building permit requirements.

No.  But the replacement deck must match the previous deck as closely as possible--no decorative features are permitted and color must match adjacent decks as closely as possible.

Tech product is permitted--color must be approved by the Board

Yes.  Numbers on front doors must be of brushed or bright brass.  They must be no more than 3 inches in height and must be kept clean so as to be visible to emergency personnel.

No. The required replacement is Anderson 29648 3000 Series Ventilating Storm Door in Cinnamon, available at Home Depot

Not really.  There is, however, a list of 'recommended' contractors and vendors in the website, all of whom have successfully performed various types of work for residents and owners in the community.

 

The only 'preferred' contractor is Narvon Exterior Home Maintenance Company, whose artisans perform superior stucco repair and replacement; they have proven to be able to duplicate the trowel-work and color of our original stucco.  It is suggested that you use use Narvon if you need to make repairs to the stucco on your unit but not required.

 

The use of decks or under-deck pads for storage of anything other than trash-cans and recyclable containers, deck furniture or seasonal items and toys is absolutely prohibited.  Old furniture, boxes, construction materials, carpet remnants or other items that would be considered 'trash' must be stored inside the unit until they can be disposed of in a proper manner.  Seasonal toys should be brought inside the unit when not it use.

 

Likewise, dead plants and flowers should be removed from containers at the end of their blooming periods and the decks kept clear of dead leaves and debris over the autumn and winter.  Empty planting containers of the standing pot variety may remain on decks but hanging planters and planting boxes must be stored inside until Spring.

Residents are responsible for maintenance, repair and replacement of all the parts of their home-units' exteriors: roofs, walls, stucco and stone, decks, doors and windows, gutters and rain-spouts, etc.

Yes.  Annual or perennial flowers may be planted at any time.  Plans for changes to bushes and shrubs or the size of planting beds must be submitted in writing to the Board for review and approval before work can begin.

Sherwin Williams Town & Country Red - see community website for the formula

Sherwin Williams Riverway Blue, SW 6222 Flat - see website for formula

 

Visitors can park in residents' assigned spaces, designated "Visitor" parking spaces or on the east side of Conifer Drive facing downhill.

There are designated "Visitor" parking spaces in a few areas around the community.

Manufacturer: Landmark

Color: Moire Black

Supplier: J&L Building Materials in Frazer

Phone #: 610-644-6311

Snow must accumulate 2 inches or more before snow removal will begin.  Depending on the expected accumulation, snow removal operations will usually begin after the storm has subsided.  There is a 24 hour window, in most townships, for snow removal on sidewalks.

Trash must be placed out for pick up in trash-cans with lids or black opaque trash bags.  White kitchen trash bags are absolutely prohibited because they have proven to attract crows and squirrels more readily than other types of bags.  Placing trash out in paper bags of any kind is also prohibited.

If you do place your trash out in a bag and an animal rips it open and scatters the contents, you absolutely must pick up the litter and dispose of it in a prompt and proper manner.

 

Recyclables (glass, plastics, aluminum cans, cardboard boxes, newpapers, etc.) are picked up early on Tuesdays mornings.  Loose items must be put out in the proper containers; cardboard boxes must be flattened and bundled with tape or twine.

Please do not over-fill containers with loose items; if the contents are dropped or blown about, the collectors will not necessarily pick them up--it will be up to you to pick up and properly dispose of items that are missed or dropped by the hauling company.

Bulk trash pick-up occurs on Fridays. Pick up of one (1) item is free of charge (call Waste Management 800-642-8850; Acct #3-17710-52008).  Major appliances are also considered free bulk except for those containing freon, which is considered a hazardous material: i.e. refrigerators and air conditioners.  If the item to be picked up has glass in its structure (such as in the doors of conventional or micro-wave ovens), please apply masking or duct-tape in an X across the glass to prevent breakage.

 

Trash, in the proper containers, is to be put out the night before the designated pick-up days of Tuesdays and Fridays.  It is against regulations to put trash out in the mornings before pick-up days and allow it to sit all day long.  

Once trash has been picked up, trash cans must be promptly brought in from curbside and properly stored on or underneath your deck.

Likewise with recycling containers; once emptied, they must be promptly brought in from curbside and properly stored on or underneath your deck.

 

If you are going away on vacation you may not put trash-cans out and leave them for the duration of your absence.  Please put your trash into black trash bags for disposal and ask a neighbor to put them out for you on the proper evening before the designated pick-up day.

Trash, in the proper containers, must be place at curbside inside the courts, for pick up by the hauling company.  It is against our regulations to place trash of any kind for pick up on Conifer Drive or anywhere else in the community other than inside the courts.

Trash cans and recyclable containers must be stored on your deck or, for units with walk-out basements, on the concrete pad underneath the deck.  They are not to be stored in public view near your front door nor on the ground outside your deck.

 

 

Yes.  Plans must be submitted to the property management company for Board approval; a color chip must also be submitted to a Board member for approval.  It is essential that window style and color match those extant in the community.