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Due to circumstances beyond our control, the replacement of the bath house hot water heaters has been rescheduled from Wednesday to Thursday April 15th. As before, please do not plan on using the bath house (which includes the laundry room) that day. The water will be turned off to the bath house only and it most likely be off most of the day. Again, thanks in advance for your patience.
Attention Homeowners ... We had a water leak over the weekend that will be repaired this morning. The water will be turned off around 8:30-8:45am.
Saturday, April 10
LEAF PICKUP … Dear Homeowners ... As you may have noticed, leaf pickup has been slow this spring. Our leaf machine has broken down for the 3rd time and is out for repair this weekend. Our maintenance team is trying alternatives and have been using a small front loader. However, work is slower. At this point, homeowners may bag leaves if they choose and leave them at the "curb" for pickup. Large paper leaf bags are preferred and are in stock at our local Home Depot for $2.67 / 5 pack. In addition to picking up leaves from homeowners, we have also been required by the NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife to clear the leaves behind the trash dumpsters as this is partially on the Wildlife Refuge which we border. We will have a dumpster in for LEAVES ONLY. PLEASE DO NOT PLACE ANYTHING OTHER THAN LEAVES IN THESE SPECIAL DUMPSTERS AS OUR DUMP FEE WILL INCREASE SIGNIFICANTLY IF TRASH, BRANCHES, OR EVEN WEEDS AND DEAD PLANTS ARE MIXED IN. Thank you in advance for your cooperation and patience. BATH HOUSE HOT WATER UPDATE … The Board has finalized a contractor to replace the hot water heaters in the bath house. The work is scheduled for Wednesday, April 14th. Please do not plan on using the bath house (which includes the laundry room) that day. The water will be turned off to the bath house only and it will most likely be off most of the day. Thanks again for your patience.
DO NOT FLUSH WIPES … PLEASE!!! Dear Homeowners … We are pleading with everyone to NOT FLUSH WIPES down the toilet … not baby wipes or adult wipes. While they may say “flushable” on the container, they are not in our septic system. Instead, they cause sewer line clogs and, more significantly, cause our grinder pumps in the tanks to fail. Repairs are extremely costly … from hundreds to even thousands of dollars depending on the severity of the failure. We just had a tank emptied that was literally full of wipes … most likely from last season. Municipal systems may be able to handle “flushable” wipes … but we cannot. Please be sure all your family members and guests abide by this rule. Thank you in advance!
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