What's New In Hazelwood Farms....

There have been several incidents of vandalism reported in the neighborhood in the past few months. The incidents have included theft of signs, rocks thrown at houses and damage to car windshields. Please be watching for any strange activities and report these to the police.

The Homeowner’s Board appreciates your continued support and communication with us. Please notify us at any time of your questions or concerns. We try to keep everyone informed and hope that you are happy with the results.


www.HazelwoodFarms.org

Check your mailbox for important information from the board regarding common area usage.

Neighborhood Polls

Please respond to the recent polls that have been posted on our website. Your response helps the board address current issues.

Looking For New Board Members

Ready to get more involved? Want to have more of an impact on what is happening in Hazelwood Farms?Now is your chance to run for office. Nomination forms will be arriving soon so if you or someone you know would be a great addition to the board, please submit a nomination by May 1st.

Bus Stop Drop-Off

When dropping kids off at the bus stop in the morning, please be considerate of the homeowners living near the stop. Please do not use their driveways to turnaround.

Please remember to clean-up after your dogs whether on common ground or at a neighbors house.

Did You Know?

Cranberry Township Website
www.twp.cranberry.pa.us

If you have not been on the Cranberry Township Website, there is a lot of information about the Township and the local ordinances and regulations. Here are some items from the FAQ part of the website to give you an idea of what information is available to you:

Is the burning of household trash in a proper burn barrel considered open burning?
A: Open Burning is Prohibited. The Township will no longer issue permits for open burning. The Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has indicated that open burning is not to be permitted by Townships.

Do I need a permit for a recreational fire?
A: No. Recreational fires are small fires that are used for cooking food

Is there a “leash law” in Cranberry Township?
A: Yes. All dogs and cats must be under control of their owners, and they are not permitted to run free.