Every Day is a Good day to be Neighborly: Here are some tips for keeping your area clean

1. Regular Maintenance Requirements:

Homeowners are required to maintain your yard by regularly mowing lawns, trimming hedges, and removing weeds or dead plants. This ensures that properties remain visually appealing and safe for all residents.

2. Debris and Waste Management:​ 

Homeowners should pick up litter and debris from your property. This includes fallen branches, leaves, and any other waste that may accumulate. Everyone is expected to keep the area around your homes clean at all times. Please check your area, if this is around your home, please schedule a pickup today via your waste management company

​3. Community Clean-Up Initiatives:

Homeowners ​you are encouraged to organize community clean-up days where residents are encouraged to participate in clearing debris and maintaining common areas. This fosters a sense of community and shared responsibility for the neighborhood's upkeep.

​4. Enforcement and Penalties:

Failure to comply with ​your HOA rules regarding yard maintenance can result in fines or other penalties. ​failure to adhere could result in violations ​being applied ​b​ut you are always given a chance to rectify the situation before any enforcement actions are taken.

​5. Understanding Your Rights: 

Familiarize yourself with your HOA's governing documents, as they outline the rules and responsibilities of both the HOA and homeowners. If you do not live in an HOA, please check your city codes and ordinances for your area.

Everyone should work together, by adhering to these rules, all homeowners can contribute to a cleaner, safer, and more attractive community environment.

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