Fall Clean-Up – Volunteers Needed

Fall Clean-Up Day, Saturday 15th October. The weather forecast is favorable at the moment. We rely heavily on volunteers to get our common areas ready for winter. Your help will be greatly appreciated. If you can’t make it this weekend, there will be another opportunity to help by clearing organic debris from the waterline at the beach areas after the lake  water level is lowered to its winter level. This will probably be 19th November, weather permitting.

The work areas will be Ripple Beach/Levins Hall, Lollipop Beach, and Winding Cove Road Beach. Let’s plan to start at 9:00 am and with luck everything will be done by noon
In addition to general tidying and litter cleanup at each location, the following tasks will need to be done:

Ripple Beach/Levins Hall
Volley-ball nets: take down and store in Levins Hall bathrooms.
Horse-shoe pit ropes and shoes: remove and store in bathrooms.
Picnic tables: carry to one spot and stack at an angle to promote snow shedding and water runoff.
Swim-zone ropes: power-wash, set out to drain ready for storage in bathrooms.
Toy box: clean out (maybe dismantle) and store in bathrooms.
Clean-up inside Levins Hall, sweep, make sure fridge is empty and clean.
Move large buoys from water’s edge to bathrooms.
Move scales and sign from weigh station to bathroom.
Once all requirements for water are complete, drain-down and winterize water system in Levins Hall.

Lollipop Beach
Goose deterrent fencing: pick up and straighten for storage at Fred Sellars’s home
Volley-ball nets: take down and take to Levins Hall to store in bathrooms. Will need a volunteer to bring a step ladder to Lollipop.
Horse-shoe shoes: remove and store in Levins Hall bathrooms
Picnic tables: carry to one spot and stack at an angle to promote snow shedding and water runoff
Swim-zone ropes,: take to Levins Hall, power-wash, set out to drain for storage in bathrooms
Toy box: take to Levins Hall, clean out (maybe dismantle) and store in bathrooms

Winding Cove Road Beach
Picnic tables: carry to one spot and stack at an angle to promote snow shedding and water runoff

Thank you!!
Roger
maintenance@farhillsassociation.com