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News and Events in Newcastle Beauty Bark
Blowing Rules
Blowing of beauty
bark has caused considerable problems for homeowners upwind of the blowing.
The fine dust released when blowing is employed drifts upwind and coats everything
in its path with a thin layer of brown dust - this includes decks and patio
furniture. In the event a homeowner is not forewarned and his/her windows
have been left open, the dust covers everything in the rooms and leaves a
thick layer of dust on the blinds. We would prefer it if you would not have
beauty bark blown. But if you must, please try to do it on a day without a
breeze and PLEASE notify all of your surrounding neighbors in advance so they
can close their windows. CC & R
Non-Compliance Fine Structure
A link to the
non-compliance fine structure for architectural and landscape
issues has been added to the left. Please review. Yard/Slope Upkeep
Please continue to
keep your lawns mowed and edged. Slopes must be cut back when growth exceeds
nine inches. If possible, try to coordinate slope maintenance with your
neighbors in areas where slopes are visible. Let's keep our neighborhood
looking great. |
Newcastle Noise
Ordinance
Newcastle Municipal Code section 9.05.510 -
"...Sounds originating from homes including but not limited to
lawnmower, power hand tools and composters are prohibited between the hours
of 7PM and 7AM on weekdays and 6PM and 9AM on weekends. Newcastle Municipal Code Please make every effort to observe these rules. Your
neighbors will appreciate it. CC & R's Now
Available Online Click Here
Paint and
Architectural Approvals
Please submit a
written request for paint approval well in advance of your project start
date. Complete an Architectural Request
Form and include sample swatches of your chosen paint colors. The board
will promptly review all requests. In some instances, you may be asked to
paint a small sample area of your home for the board to view prior to issuing
final approval. Sheds, fences, additions, and major landscaping projects also
require board approval. If in doubt, contact a board member.
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