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SNOW REMOVAL INFORMATION
- Please do not park a car(s) on the street when a snowstorm is predicted or a snow emergency is called. this helps our contractor plow as close to the curbs as safely as possible. If a car is left on the street it will be plowed in.
- Mark your sprinkler heads along the curb and at your driveway entrance with flags or stakes. Our snow removal company is not responsible for damage to sprinkler heads that are not clearly marked.
- Clearing driveways and mailboxes after the plow comes through is the homeowner’s responsibility.
(including community mailboxes for those who live south of Warren Road). - Do not shovel or blow the snow back into the street.
- We remind all Homeowners to clear areas around fire hydrants to allow fire fighters to connect their equipment without delays.
- Please trim tree limbs that overhang the street. If branches are not trimmed the plow cannot get close to the curb and will go around that area.
- Take down basketball nets that may hang over the street so the plow will not damage your net and/or pole.
- Please be patient. It takes time to plow the entire subdivision.
- A snowfall of 2-4 inches will take up to 24 hours to plow the entire subdivision. Anything over 2-4 inches could take even longer than 24 hours.
- Snowplows will not begin until the storm has tapered off or ended.
- Remember to drive slowly and watch for children playing and for pedestrians.
SALTING POLICY FOR ICY ROADS
The Board will adhere to the following salting policy (if we have the funds available) for subdivision streets:
- When there is 2” or greater snowfall, the plowing contractor will plow the subdivision streets and salt selected intersections. The roads will be salted if the forecast calls for the temperature to fall below 20° overnight.
- Salting of roads is not included in our contract price.
DOG WALKING
Canton’s leash law requires your pets to be confined or leashed at all times when outdoors. By nature all dogs are territorial and can become aggressive when they perceive passing neighbors with other pets as a possible threat.
Canton Township also has an ordinance requiring pet owners to properly dispose of pet waste on their own property. For this reason, we remind you to pick up after your own pet. Please do not deposit your pet waste in the public trash receptacles throughout the neighborhood.
Pet owners, do remember to bag your doggie doo too! After all, it is the law.
ORGANIZED SPORTS
The common areas cannot be used for organized team sports practices/events. Residents are encouraged to take full advantage of our open spaces for family or neighborhood activities.