Final Hurricane Debris Pickup Tuesday, January 17th
Monday-01-23-2023- @ 17:40
The Lee County FEMA contractor will be in Herons Glen on Tuesday, January 17th to do the final pass to pick up hurricane related debris. This will be one day only and one drive by only. Residents must put out all hurricane related debris by Monday, January 16th to take advantage of the free pickup. FEMA provided the HOA with this pickup date January 17th as a courtesy to help residents get ready for the final pickup.
Please send the HOA Office an email at hoaoffice@heronsglenhoa.org if you have hurricane debris out for pickup. We are mapping locations for pickup to forward to the FEMA contractor on Monday. Do not set anything additional out on Tuesday as it will likely be missed, and you will need to remove at your own expense. The contractor will not be returning to pick-up anything missed or set out after they pass through. Normal amounts of debris that would typically be picked by Wastepro will not be part of the debris pickup. After the final hurricane debris pickup on Tuesday, residents will be responsible to have any remaining debris hauled away as it occurs and not allow it to accumulate.
Hurricane debris must be piled on the sidewalk (not in the street). The debris removal equipment is operated from the truck and does not have a far reach. If the debris is too far up into your yard, they will only reach what they can get with the machine and leave the rest for you to depose of. Clean up after removal is a resident responsibility.
Lee County is receiving the FEMA funding to pay the Debris sub-contractor. This is not paid for by the HOA. The HOA does not haul debris from individual lots. It is the responsibility of the individual lot owner to arrange for their debris removal at their expense. By the HOA filing the right of entry forms on October 3rd with Lee County all residents received the opportunity of getting their debris hauled away for free and will not have to pay through additional assessments to have all the debris on the common areas hauled away. The debris removal by Lee County is a significant cost savings to the residents. This was done by the HOA filing the right of entry form to allow them to come into Herons Glen to do the debris pickup.
Please send the HOA Office an email at hoaoffice@heronsglenhoa.org if you have hurricane debris out for pickup. We are mapping locations for pickup to forward to the FEMA contractor on Monday. Do not set anything additional out on Tuesday as it will likely be missed, and you will need to remove at your own expense. The contractor will not be returning to pick-up anything missed or set out after they pass through. Normal amounts of debris that would typically be picked by Wastepro will not be part of the debris pickup. After the final hurricane debris pickup on Tuesday, residents will be responsible to have any remaining debris hauled away as it occurs and not allow it to accumulate.
Hurricane debris must be piled on the sidewalk (not in the street). The debris removal equipment is operated from the truck and does not have a far reach. If the debris is too far up into your yard, they will only reach what they can get with the machine and leave the rest for you to depose of. Clean up after removal is a resident responsibility.
Lee County is receiving the FEMA funding to pay the Debris sub-contractor. This is not paid for by the HOA. The HOA does not haul debris from individual lots. It is the responsibility of the individual lot owner to arrange for their debris removal at their expense. By the HOA filing the right of entry forms on October 3rd with Lee County all residents received the opportunity of getting their debris hauled away for free and will not have to pay through additional assessments to have all the debris on the common areas hauled away. The debris removal by Lee County is a significant cost savings to the residents. This was done by the HOA filing the right of entry form to allow them to come into Herons Glen to do the debris pickup.