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This week the landscaping crew will be in Countryhouse Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. There will be no spraying this week.
On Friday several HOA board members and the landscaping committee will be meeting with Ruppert to discuss residents’ concerns about spraying herbicides and pesticides. Once an educated decision has been reached we will inform you of the new spraying schedule.
Ruppert has changed the landscaping crew’s schedule for Countryhouse. Starting this week, 4/12-4/25, they will begin working a Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday schedule. Also, this is an off week for any spraying so you can safely walk your dogs without worry.
Due to rainy conditions, Ruppert will not be in Countryhouse today, Monday. They will come Tuesday and Wednesday this week.
This week Ruppert will start their regular schedule for weekly visits. They will be here today, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
This week Ruppert will be out tomorrow, Thursday 3/27. Please have your debris and bagged debris placed in a visible location by tonight (3/26).
This week the Ruppert crew will be out on Thursday 3/13, so if you have any bags or piles of debris please have them out in a conspicuous place by Wednesday evening. At least we should not have to worry about bad weather this week!
Dear Countryhouse neighbors,
Here’s what you need to know about the upcoming tree work:
What:
Annual Countryhouse tree pruning and removal
When:
Monday, February 10th (Day 1)
Who:
The Davey Tree Expert Company (Davey), under the direction of Mill House Properties
Q. How did the survey results come about?
A. The tree committee spent about two hours in each of our 13 closes, working diligently to survey all the trees in our area. They prioritized trees for pruning and removal based upon risk due to age, health, bifurcation, and location. The NC Forest Service came to Countryhouse to review our survey and to offer guidance. The attached list is the result of our efforts.
Q. How can I tell which trees will be pruned and which will be removed?
A. The affected trees were color-coded accordingly: red for removal, white for pruning, and red/white for evaluation.
Q. How did Davey secure the contract for this work?
A. The project was bid to 7 companies. Davey not only offered the best price, but also has an excellent reputation and the experience and qualifications that best fit our needs.
Q. May I ask Davey about their schedule or work orders?
A. Please don’t. All questions should be directed to Mill House, who will be providing updates on locations as they are provided.
Q. Didn’t we just do this last year?
A. Yes. We are living in a community with an aging tree population; this, coupled with the effects of severe weather, can pose health and safety risks to residents and property. This is one of the reasons why the tree survey and associated maintenance is conducted every year.
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