Reminder about those blue garbage roll carts ...

Eagle Nest residents,

We know life is busy, and some days there never seems to be enough hours in the day to get caught up on daily chores. But the Board has a small request we could use everyone's help with:

Please store your blue garbage and recycling roll carts in the garage or out of sight from the front of the development.

We've gotten a lot of feedback lately about residents who habitually store the carts in their driveways, front sidewalks or on the front corner of a garage in plain view. Aside from being an eyesore to neighbors, it's actually not permitted, per our Declarations of Restrictions (Section 5F), one of the legally binding documents that governs our development.

We understand that life happens, that people go on vacation, that neighbors forget to put the carts away when you can't. We know putting the carts away may be inconvenient, especially during inclement weather, but your Board is charged with enforcing our covenants to promote resident harmony and foster an environment that protects property values. Storing overflowing garbage carts for all to see doesn't help on either of those fronts.

We have sent out violation letters to some of the regular offenders, and as you might expect we've gotten some blowback. "What about this property or that property? Don't you guys have better things to do?" Actually, yes -- and rules are rules.

So, please do your part: Keep those trashy garbage roll carts (pun intended) out of sight, and remind your neighbors to do the same. Thank you for your cooperation!

The Eagle Nest Board

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