- Located close to Westport Golf Course, Swim, Tennis and Library
So why the colorful painting
in Fairfield Forest?!
If you have been wondering why all the painting along Pine Glade and Shiny Leaf, here is your answer. It is not because it is Halloween. It is because someone has called in to NC811 ahead of a planned dig in the neighborhood. A cable company is planning to install some type of cable along both roads. When someone calls NC811, all utility providers must mark their utilities so they are not hit during any excavation. As Fairfield Forest owns the low pressure sewer system in the neighborhood, Ron Geiger, as our Utility Contact Person, oversees getting the sewer lines marked. Green is for Sewer, Blue is for Water (marked by the County), Orange is for communication lines Yellow is for Gas (which we don’t have) and Red is for electric. We don’t know which side of the road they plan to use, nor do we know which company it is. The company must get NCDOT approval to install lines in the road right-of-way as NCDOT owns and maintains the right-of-way. Keep in mind the right-of-way goes about 10 feet behind the back of the curb on both sides, therefore that could mean they will dig in your yard. If so, they are required to restore the ground. The markings represent approximate locations of the lines within 18 inches. Keep this in mind when planting.
If anyone has questions, or concerns about this matter,
Please contact the Hecht Property Management office if you have any questions pertaining to the ACC of your community.
All modifications to the exterior landscaping or hardscape of your home must be submitted for review by the ACC.
Please complete the Hardscape Application and return to your Association Manager for processing.
FAIRFIELD FOREST
HARDSCAPE & LANDSCAPE APPLICATION:
Prior to commencing any work to your home's exterior hardscape and/or landscape, please submit an application for review by your community's ACC.
Plot map, photos, samples and/ or brochures are required with your application. Please include the scope of the project and location of plants, shrubs, trees and hardscape items. The ACC will approve, disapprove or make recommendations to \ all submissions within thirty (30) days after receipt of an application.
Please read your community documents (CCRs) before commencing an exterior project.
The Hardscape & Landscape form to submit an application for review by the ACC can be found on the right hand tab on this page under the "ACC FORMS" section.
Pursuant to N.C.G.S. Section 7A-38.3F, the association is required to notify its members yearly that members and the association may request voluntary mediation of any dispute with the association arising under the North Carolina [Planned Community Act], or under the association's declaration, bylaws, or rules and regulations, other than a dispute relating solely to the failure to pay dues or assessments. Either party can decline to engage in mediation for any reason. The procedure for requesting mediation is set forth in the statute.
