- In accordance with Township policy, snow plowing will commence at the conclusion of the snow storm.
- The Association’s contractor will pass through the courts so vehicles can get into and out of the courts as the contract stipulates in accordance to Township policy.
- Vehicle owners must dig out and remove their vehicles from their parking spaces after the courts are plowed.
- Afterthe snowfall stops, if the total accumulation exceeds four (4) inches, and after vehicles are removed from parking spaces, the Association’s contractor will clear the snow from the empty parking spaces.
- If equipment (such as plows and frontend loaders/back hoes) and suitable locations to deposit the snow in are available, then the Association’s contractor will return one (1) time the day after a snow fall for a final clearing of the snow.
- If vehicle owners do not promptly remove their vehicles from parking spaces after a snow fall has ended, or if the vehicle owners do not remove their vehicles from parking spaces before the Association’s contractor returns to clear snow the day after a snow fall, then Association’s contractor will not clear the snow; the vehicle owners will have to clear the snow from the parking space themselves.
- During, and after, a snow fall vehicles may not be:
- Parked in front of entrances;
- Parked by or in front of mail boxes;
- Double parked;
- Parked so as to block any driveway or court;
- Parked so as to block access by a plow or front end loader to a driveway or court;
- Parked on Township streets (the Township may fine you or tow your car if you park it on a Township street during a snowstorm or before the street is plowed for the full width).
- Do not operate vehicles in the courts before they are plowed and cleared of snow; packed snow cannot be plowed.
- Do not blow, shovel, throw or push snow onto the roads, driveways or courts after they have been plowed or cleared of snow.
- Do not blow, shovel, throw or push snow onto or in front of mail boxes or entrances.
- Do not blow, shovel, throw or push snow onto the parking spaces which have been plowed or cleared of snow.
- Do not blow, shovel, throw or push snow onto sidewalks or walkways which have been plowed or cleared of snow.
- Owners and residents must clear the ice and snow from their own decks and patios.
- Owners and residents must clear the ice and snow from their own steps, stoops and walkways.
- Do not put any chemical or product down to treat or melt ice or snow on the parking lots, courts or road ways which may damage the paved surfaces.
- Do not put any chemical or product down to treat or melt ice or snow on which might kill or harm pets, wildlife or people.
- Do not stop and talk to the snow contractor, or ask the snow contractor to perform any other work, or to change the sequence of the contractor’s work.
- All questions and requests may only be directed to the Management Office at 610363-8413.
- The failure by an Owner, or any resident of an Owner’s dwelling, to promptly and fully comply with these Snow Removal Rules may result in the levying of fines against the Owner, and the pursuit of any other sanctions or remedies which may be available to the Association under the Declaration, these Snow Removal Rules or prevailing law.
- These Snow Removal Rules may be amended, changed, revised, withdrawn or supplemented, in part or in whole, by the Board at any time.
- All amendments, changes, revisions, withdrawals or supplements to these Snow Removal Rules will be published to the Owners, and will be binding upon the owners immediately upon publication.
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