SNOW REMOVAL

Snow removal is divided into 2 types of services at Brighton Crossings.

Service #1:  Zero Tolerance Areas

• Zero Tolerance Snow Removal.  *(Snow removal and Ice melt will be applied at any measurement of snowfall for these areas)
• Zero Tolerance service occurs at all Brighton mailboxes, Venture Center entry area sidewalk, Fitness Center entry area sidewalk.

Service #2:  2” Threshold Snow Removal – Post Storm (Walkways, Courtyards, Duplex’s, and Parking Lots)

• Snow removal will occur if there has been 2 or more inches of snow post storm. (Post Storm meaning once the snowfall has stopped)
• We have 3 specific areas where we measure snowfall totals . (Venture Center, Fitness Center , and Royal Pine Park.) *These areas are measured post storm*
• Once snow hits 2” at measured locations the snow removal team will perform service on walkways parking lots, courtyards, and duplex areas.

Disclaimer Regarding District Responsibility Map

This map is provided as a general reference tool for residents to understand the areas of responsibility related to snow removal.

Please note the following:

 Ongoing Updates: This map will be updated if any new areas in the District are developed and completed or as directed by the Board.

• Accuracy: While the District makes every effort to ensure that the information shown is accurate and current, the map may not reflect every change and should not be relied upon as a definitive or legal representation of responsibility.
• Resident Feedback: We encourage residents to contact District management with any questions, clarifications, or to report potential inaccuracies.
• Mapping Limitations: The District relies on available third-party mapping services (such as Google Maps) for base geographical depictions and does not control the accuracy of topographical or aerial representations.
• Governing Documents: In the event of any conflict between this map and recorded plats, easements, or District governing documents, the official documents will control.

This map is intended as a helpful resource for residents, but it is not a substitute for official records or agreements.