Important Information

SHMHA Regulations Governing Signs

 

(excerpted from Sewickley Heights Manor

Declaration Of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions

Art XI Use Restrictions-General Regulations, Sec 1 Use Restrictions , Item (i) Signs

and from General Regulations Governing Buildings and Grounds, No. 17. Signs)

 

No sign, lettering or numbering of any kind shall be affixed to or displayed on any lot or Unit, except for:

 

(a) One (1) professional sign of not more than one (1) square foot for security purposes

 

(b) One (1) sign of not more than five (5) square feet advertising the Unit for sale or rent, for display in a single window of the unit

 

(c) Signs used by the Developer to advertise Lots or Units during the construction and sakes period

 

(d) Unit or house numbering approved and provided by the Board of Directors

 

For purposes of this paragraph, and the exceptions noted, illuminated signs, lettering or numbering are prohibited.

 

 

 

Trash and Recycling

COVID-19/Coronavirus Update:

Effective Monday, May 4, 2020, Waste Management instituted some temporary changes to their service:

 

All trash/refuse must be bagged & sealed (and wherever possible) placed in containers.

LOOSE ITEMS WILL NOT BE COLLECTED.

All recyclable materials must be placed inside recycling bin (including cardboard).

ITEMS LEFT OUTSIDE OF BIN WILL NOT BE COLLECTED.

Bulk Collection – furniture, carpet, mattresses, appliances, etc. resumed on Monday, May 4, 2020.

 

Waste Management is no longer accepting glass for recycling. They advise residents to recycle glass at a regional location or to take glass to one of the glass recycling pop-up events scheduled around the county throughout the year. The Pennsylvania Resources Council (PRC) is a non-profit environmental group that sponsors glass

recycling events throughout the region. Please visit their site for more information:

https://prc.org/programs/collection-events/glassrecycling/

 

Waste Management will now be enforcing the ban on plastic bags in recycling bins. Plastic bags have been on the do-not-recycle list for multiple years, but this year WM will be enforcing the ban.

Recyclables must be placed loose in a curbside bin and can not be placed in plastic bags.

When glass or plastic bags are in recycling bins, the bin will not be collected. For the first few months as residents adjust to the new regulations, WM will leave a notice in/on the bin explaining the list of materials accepted for recycling.

 

Please review the 2020 Waste Management Trash and Recycling Schedule for more information.