Community Roads
The mission of the Roads Committee is scheduling and planning maintenance and improvements to the 10.5 miles of roads within the community.
Residents on the Mountain are keenly aware of the condition of the roads they drive on. The maintenance and repair of our roads is the most important responsibility that the Fairview Forest Homeowners' Association is obligated to fulfill. It takes approximately three-quarters of the annual assessments to maintain the roads and diligently make improvements.
Roads Chair Outlines Projects, Goals for the Months Ahead
FFHA Roads Chair Gary Bolick announced at this year's Annual Meeting that the primary focus for roads this year will be maintenance and improvements where necessary. There will be a large focus on ditches, culverts and drainage, particularly on the uphill side of the roads.
Some resurfacing of roads will take place with an emphasis on keeping organic material off the road surfaces. Bolick is in communication with Emery Paving regarding resurfacing and patching on some roads this summer.
A number of line-of-sight problems caused by trees will be corrected and brush removed. Extensive shoulder and ditch work is already underway and should be completed by mid-summer.
Bolick explained to Annual Meeting attendees that the committee will be working with homeowners on the uphill sides of roads to give assistance with drainage problems.
The mission of the Roads Committee is scheduling and planning maintenance and improvements to the 10.5 miles of roads within the community.
Residents on the Mountain are keenly aware of the condition of the roads they drive on. The maintenance and repair of our roads is the most important responsibility that the Fairview Forest Homeowners' Association is obligated to fulfill. It takes approximately three-quarters of the annual assessments to maintain the roads and diligently make improvements.
Roads Chair Outlines Projects, Goals for the Months Ahead
FFHA Roads Chair Gary Bolick announced at this year's Annual Meeting that the primary focus for roads this year will be maintenance and improvements where necessary. There will be a large focus on ditches, culverts and drainage, particularly on the uphill side of the roads.
Some resurfacing of roads will take place with an emphasis on keeping organic material off the road surfaces. Bolick is in communication with Emery Paving regarding resurfacing and patching on some roads this summer.
A number of line-of-sight problems caused by trees will be corrected and brush removed. Extensive shoulder and ditch work is already underway and should be completed by mid-summer.
Bolick explained to Annual Meeting attendees that the committee will be working with homeowners on the uphill sides of roads to give assistance with drainage problems.