This Special HOA Subscription is ONLY for Quail Valley HOA Members, pricing ends February 14th 2023, link below

https://sjccleanaircoalition.com/product/special-limited-time-quail-valley-hoa-unlimited-leaf-collection-subscription/

St. Joseph County Leaf Program

Board of Commissioners

DOUBLE the $ 99 - 5 Pass

Early Bird Subscriptions for 2021

to assist residents with Total Burn Ban

Read more at:

St Joseph County Commissioners Sign Long Term Subsidy Program to Assist Residents with Burn Ban

2020 Early bird subscriptions Sold Out in less than 24 hours.

Save the Date !!! June 1st at 9am

• St. Joseph County Commissioners provide a total leaf collection solution for all residents to receive steeply discounted leaf collection.

• EARLY BIRD RATE is Only $ 99.00 for up to FIVE (5) Passes. 2020 Subscribers received Six Passes !!!

• Program includes up to 5 passes. Up to 4 Fall Passes + 1 Spring Pass

• See details at www.sjclp.com

• 2020 Subscribers received FIVE fall passes and another Spring Pass May 17th.

• Due to the Program's stunning success the Commissioners DOUBLED the number of available $ 99 Early Bird rates which go on sale June 1st at 9am.

Program Description

• Includes up to 4 Fall Passes and 1 Spring Pass. Provides a complete solution

• Service is ONLY provided to residents that pay for a subscription.

• Get your $ 99.00 Early Bird Subscription on June 1st at 9am.

• Login and Sign up June 1st at 9am. Subscriptions Limited to just 3,000 out of 33,000 Households participating.

• No pre-registrations allowed. Save $ 250.00 vs regular subscription pricing.

St. Joe County Leaf Program

Early Bird Subscription Pricing

$ 99.00 - Up to Five Pass Program

Goes on Sale June 1st at 9am

Save the Date !!!

Early Birds Sold Out in less than 24 hours in 2020 - Save the Date !

Subscriptions range from $39-99 annually; Learn more at www.sjclp.com 

Each resident must sign up to participate. It will not be automatic as in years past.

We are providing yard waste bags as an unmistakable visual reminder to remember to sign-up for the program. 

Leaves cannot be left at the curb unless you have subscribed for the program. All homeowners are responsible to either 

1. sign-up for the leaf program (or)

2. make their own arrangements to remove/discard. 

Thank you for your partnership in keeping our neighborhood safe and beautiful throughout the Fall and Winter months!

Your Homeowner Association

Indiana’s open burning laws and rules (326 IAC 4-1-2 and 4-1-3) make it illegal to burn trash and generally prohibit open burning in Indiana, except for exempt burning activities.  Where exemptions apply, you must follow requirements and conditions in state rules and local ordinances.  St. Joseph County Code of Ordinances (Chapter 92), strengthened by the leaf burning ban, prohibit open burning, but allow certain exemptions.  One exemption is “Fires used for recreational and cooking purposes, i.e., camp fires”.  The county also announces an amnesty week in spring and fall which allows burning in a screened-in container with a lid.  The HOA Board strongly recommends alternatives to burning leaves and yard waste during amnesty week.

Many of our neighbors enjoy camp fires and burn fire wood in outdoor fire pits all year.  The Board simply asks that everyone use common sense, be respectful of your neighbors, and, follow the state rules and local ordinances:

·         Only clean wood products shall be burned, i.e., no leaves, pine needles, bushes, trash;

·         Fires shall be attended at all times by an adult until completely extinguished;

·         Adequate firefighting equipment, such as a water hose, fire extinguisher, and/or shovels, must be kept on-site while burning;

·         Do not burn during high wind conditions or temperature inversions, when air is stagnant, or when an Air Quality Action Day is declared;

·         Fires must be extinguished if at any time they are causing a pollution problem, a threat to public health, a nuisance, or a fire hazard.

 Kids driving golf carts and/or too many people in a golf cart:  

This issue comes to our attention every year.  Friendly reminder - the county roads require a valid driver’s license.  We strongly discourage kids from driving the golf carts.