Board of Directors

Sewickley Heights Manor Homes Association

2019 Annual Meeting and Election

March 18, 2019 at 7:00 PM

Osborne Elementary School, Beaver Road, Sewickley

Newly elected Board of Directors members are Peter Cady, Norm Diebold, K.C. Hastings, and Sally Shipley.

Directors remaining on the Board are Judy Haluka, Len Kinter, and Tim Miller.

Thanks to all the candidates for their willingness to run.

Click Here to view the 2018 SHMHA Audit

SEWICKLEY HEIGHTS MANOR-OWNED STREETS will be cleared after the first two inches of snow has accumulated and then every several hours thereafter. This will be done every day of the week. The target time for making sure our private roads are clear for automobile traffic is 7 A.M. Salting the streets will be done on an “as needed” basis, considering present and forecasted weather conditions.

DRIVEWAYS will be cleared AFTER the streets are completed, the snow has stopped falling and no melting weather is forecast, and no significant accumulation is expected within the next twenty-four hours.

SIDEWALKS AND STEPS will be cleared after the snow has stopped and there is at least a two-inch accumulation. Sidewalks and steps will not be cleared on holidays or weekends.

ALEPPO TOWNSHIP-MAINTAINED ROADS are: Sewickley Heights Drive, Rockledge Dr., Sewickley Ridge Drive, Sewickley Ridge Circle and Sewickley Ridge Court. If there are problems with snow removal on these streets, please contact Aleppo Township 412-741-6555 during business hours or call the non-emergency number, 412-369-2200 after hours.

SPECIAL NEEDS – If a resident needs special snow removal for medical or other circumstances, the SHMHA Office should be so informed, and an attempt will be made to meet those needs.

Residents are reminded that the Manor has minimal staff and there are 316 driveways and over 200 sidewalks to clear, so please be patient. Please do not park in the roadways since it impedes snow removal and makes your car vulnerable to damage. If a car is parked in the driveway, the driveway will not be plowed. Once the roads are salted, traffic improves the melting process.