"WOODBRIDGE TOWNHOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION"

WOODBRIDGE WIRE
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A Word About Pets

Pets are an integral part of Woodbridge, but they impose additional responsibilities on their owners.  In
particular pets must be cleaned up after immediately.  Dogs must be leashed at all times when outside and their
barking must be controlled.  Pets may not be left unattended on decks or in any other common area at any time.
What to a pet owner may be an incidental bark may be extremely irritation to a sleeping neighbor.  Please be a
considerate pet owner and neighbor.


What Can I Plant?

Several owners have asked what they can plant around their homes.  The universal answer is to submit any
plans you may have about plantings to the Landscape Committee, using the Application for Exterior Modification
form to obtain approval.  While this may seem overly restrictive, there are many very good reasons why the
Landscape Committee must be involved.  For example, over time trees planted too close to the homes grow to a
height at which they fill the gutters with seeds, leaves and branches.  They also alter the grade around
foundations and window wells creating drainage problems.  The Association has a history of damage to the
irrigation system done during plantings and as plants mature they can interfere with the irrigation system.  The
choice of plants also has a bearing on what kind of pests are attracted to the community and consequently what
pest control will be required.  This is a partial list of the issues involved in selecting plant material and its
placement.  The safe thing to do is to discuss any planting with the Landscape Committee.


Other Exterior Changes

This is the perennial reminder to obtain approval for any modifications you might be considering to the exterior
of your home.  This includes installation of or replacement of windows, doors, skylights, satellite dishes, et
cetera.
INTRODUCING SINGLE STREAM RECYCLING
"No more sorting - Everything in one Bin"
Acceptable items:

Corrugated Cardboard (flattened cut into 2ft by 2ft pieces)
Office Paper
Magazines
Junk Mail
Envelopes
Phone Books
Paperboard
Brown Paper Bags
Newspapers and all Inserts
Plastic Containers #1-7
Glass Bottles and Jars
Aluminum Cans and Foil
Steel and Tin Cans
Empty Aerosol Cans

You can continue to use the recycling tubs you currently have, or you can
purchase a new 96 gallon toter.
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