Stakes and wire supports for street and yard trees – if your trees have been planted for more than 3 years, it is now time to remove the metal or wooden support posts and any guy wires from these trees. Many of these trees throughout the community are no longer supported because the wires or ties have broken or the posts are leaning. Please remove these support devices and put them out with the trash. Note that the Association does not have the means to discard these posts for you.

Vegetation - vines, trees, bushes and other vegetation growing over or through common area fencing (gray wooden fence) or over brick walls must be cut back by the individual homeowners. When we get ready to paint sections of our wooden fences, this overgrowth gets in the way and we would rather you do the trimming on your plants and trees than our maintenance people.

Dumping anything over a common area fence or wall from your back yard will result in you being charged a clean up fee. Piles and piles of lawn clippings, dog drippings and even empty swimming pool chemical bottles are found along the back of many homes backing up to a common area with our common fences. This dumping is not permitted as it increases the NTRCA’s cost to mow those open areas because someone has to go ahead of the tractor and clean up the dumped items first.

Portable basketball goals placed in the street or at the end of your driveway, even in cul-de-sacs, is not permitted and is potentially dangerous to the kids playing basketball in the street. We have sent several letters to homeowners with basketball goals in the street to please move them and keep them in the driveway. This is a very unsafe condition and cannot be permitted. Plus, it causes inconveniences to neighbors trying come into or out of the street.