Message from BHOA / BCAL Regarding Brick Road Sign Feature Re-Landscaping

 

Brookview,

Hello Brookview Homeowners,

On behalf of the BHOA / BCAL board and the Beautification Subcommittee, we want to provide an update on the neighborhood brick road signs that are getting a landscaping renewal.

This year, we are working on the Burton Road and Buchanan Road signs, 7 in total.  The finished product will include both rock and planting features.  As of today, the rock features are largely complete.  Plantings will be done in the spring of 2020 when there is a better selection of the trees and bushes that have been selected, so this is still a work in progress.  The trees and bushes will offset the boulders on opposite sides of the Burton Road signs to add live color.  The Buchanan Road signs will be rock feature appearance only for minimal maintenance at the request of the homeowners on whose properties they sit.  Additional brick road signs will be worked on in future years as budgets permit.

Sample photos of a Burton Road and Buchanan Road sign along with expected tree / shrub plantings are below.

Regards,

BHOA / BCAL Board

 

 

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