The vote on the proposed rental cap amendment to the Weathersfield Service Group VI (WSG) Covenants has concluded. Please read the attached letter from the President of the WSG Board concerning the results of that vote.
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Fall Reminders
The Fall Reminders bulletin is out with details concerning the Annual General Meeting scheduled for November 5. There are alerts about the upcoming fall pruning, the annual tree and branch removal survey, the Fall Celebration Picnic and more.
For more information, click on the following link:
2022 Fall Reminders
Pruning Beginning October 5
Pruning of bushes, shrubs, and holly trees on private property will begin on Wednesday, October 5 (weather permitting), on a Close-by-Close basis. Please use colored tape to identify any plants you DO NOT want Ruppert to prune. In July, all tapes were left with a neighbor in your Close, so please check with one of your neighbors to obtain the tape. The Landscape Committee has no more tape to distribute. Once your property has been pruned, please remove the tape from plants.
Weathersfield Fall Get Together
It is time to party as fall slowly arrives. The goal: locking the summer heat into a memory box.
Your Weathersfield Party planners are organizing a FALL CELEBRATION. Please reserve October 29, (October 30 rain date) for the Box lunch picnic. Planners will distribute flyers with details in early October.
WSG Termite Inspections on September 27
Pest & Termite Consultants will be conducting annual termite inspections on Tuesday, September 27 from 8:00am until 4:00pm. The inspection is absolutely necessary to ensure that we eradicate and minimize the destructive nature of these pests. Termites can destroy the structural integrity of your home/unit if not detected and properly treated.
The inspector will need access to crawlspaces and interior of garages.
The procedure to get your home inspected is available at this link: Inspection Procedure
Pruning Postponed
While the pruning of bushes, shrubs, and Holly Trees on private property had been planned to start at the end of July, in consultation Wednesday with Ruppert Landscape, they strongly advised that such pruning be postponed until the weather cools substantially – e.g., day temps in the low 80s and night temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s or low 60s.
Due to the past and continuing heat wave in our area, if pruning were to be done now it could compromise or kill bushes and shrubs. And, that is not the result we wish for since each of us has put a great deal of hard work into keeping our garden areas beautiful.
Please keep the tape with a neighbor so that it can be reapplied when pruning is rescheduled.
As soon as Ruppert suggests an appropriate time, a new Notice will be posted on the WSG website and via email.
With sincere apologies for any inconvenience this has caused.
Thank you. The Landscape Committee, David Piet – Chair
Pruning of Bushes, Shrubs and Holly Trees
Pruning of bushes, shrubs, and holly trees on private property will begin starting next week – July 27 (weather permitting) – on a Close-by-Close basis. Please use colored tape to identify any plants you DO NOT want Ruppert to prune. Tapes will be placed on benches in each Close this weekend so that you can prepare. Once property has been pruned, please remove the tape from plants.
Thank you.
The Landscape Committee, David Piet – Chair
Change in Trash and Recycling Pickup
First Choice Disposal will pick up trash and recyclables in Weathersfield on Wednesday, July 6, instead of the normal Tuesday pick up.
Summer Reminders
The Summer Reminders bulletin is out with important information about the service work recently completed in our community. There is also advice on manually opening garage doors, obtaining new mailbox locks and setting out trash and recycling.
For more information, click on the following link: 2022 Summer Reminders
Rental Cap Proposal
The Weathersfield Service Group Board of Directors decided last month to draft an amendment to the covenants placing a 12% cap on the number of Weathersfield houses that could be rented. In preparation for that process, the Board has assembled a number of points for you to consider in deciding whether you will support that amendment.
A paper copy of that document, Weathersfield Rental Cap Proposal: Points for Homeowners to Consider was delivered to each unit and is available here.