Category Archives: Community News

WHAT ARE THOSE PLASTIC-COVERED SIGNS ON SWIM AND CROQUET? (UPDATED)

Many of our neighbors have been asking about the covered signs that have “popped up” along Swim and Croquet. This street is one of 25 roadways in Fearrington Village (and 64 roadways in Chatham County) that will be resurfaced by the North Carolina Department of Transportation sometime between now and June 30, 2022. Unfortunately, more specific dates are not available from the NCDOT at this time.

The specific roadways in Fearrington Village that are scheduled to be resurfaced are marked in blue on the attached maps.

2021-2022_Fearrington_Resurfacing

ANNUAL TERMITE INSPECTION SCHEDULED FOR OCTOBER 13

Pest & Termite Consultants will be conducting annual termite inspections on Wednesday, October 13, 2021 from 8:00am until 4:30pm. The inspector will need access to crawlspaces and the interior of garages.

Read all about the process, including what Pest & Termite Consultants will do and what you need to do.  For more information, click on the link below :

Annual Termite Inspection 10.13.2021

PLEASE CONSIDER THIS CALL

The WSG Board of Directors is planning for this year’s in-person Annual Meeting which will be held on Saturday, November 6th, 2021 at 2:30 PM at the Gathering Place.  Part of the meeting is dedicated to the election of new Board members.  Please consider the opportunity to serve your community and find out more by clicking on the link provided.

The Nominating committee is seeking homeowners to serve as Directors on the Board 7.2021

 

Fall Pruning in WSG

As many of you have been aware during the latter part of June, Ruppert Landscape has been pruning hedges around the parking areas as well as other bushes/shrubs in Common Areas.  This was done due to the post-Rejuvenation growth that needed to be trimmed and the hedges reshaped.

The annual pruning, which will take place in the early fall 2021, will include:

  • Bushes/shrubs on personal property (in front and alongside of resident houses and up to the HVAC system).
  • Holly trees on both personal property and on Common Areas that were “flat toped” during Rejuvenation but now need to be reshaped.
  • Bushes/shrubs on Common Area that may need additional light pruning.

As before, the Landscape Committee will distribute colored marking tape in each Close so that residents can mark bushes/shrubs that they do not wish to have trimmed/pruned.  A resident may request that specific pruning be done.  But not beyond the HVAC system or behind their personal property.

Residents will be notified via the WSG website on the actual dates for the annual pruning this coming fall.