The above are examples of the addition of narrow walks, as per the recent Association meeting. It is intended that these will improve drainage, and reduce damage to lawns during winter plowing and snow removal. Of course, the walks will also allow residents improved vehicle egress and entry. This is one solution that the Architectural Director proposed, which will be coordinated with other landscaping adjustments.
The upper photo also includes a new "eyebrow" to permit a gutter to run all the way to the left of the entrance, and thereby carry water to a discharge point that is not on the driveway. The eyebrow is not very clear in the photo, and given an opportunity I'll get a closeup shot.
Improvements to achieve the desired drainage are being evaluated on a building by building basis. You may notices some white circles of paint on your driveway. These I have been told are indicators that the slope of the drive has been measured at these points, for the purpose of determining if it is adequate for drainage and can carry water properly away from the building.
The upper photo also includes a new "eyebrow" to permit a gutter to run all the way to the left of the entrance, and thereby carry water to a discharge point that is not on the driveway. The eyebrow is not very clear in the photo, and given an opportunity I'll get a closeup shot.
Improvements to achieve the desired drainage are being evaluated on a building by building basis. You may notices some white circles of paint on your driveway. These I have been told are indicators that the slope of the drive has been measured at these points, for the purpose of determining if it is adequate for drainage and can carry water properly away from the building.
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