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In case you haven't heard 🙂 we are expecting snow from tonight into and throughout the day tomorrow. There is a winter weather advisory from 1am until 10pm EST tomorrow for the local area.
According to the National Weather Service, we can anticipate between 2"-4" of snow. Road conditions are likely to be affected during the morning and evening commutes. Slippery situations may occur.
Many schools have already announced closures. Please check with your school to see if this is an actual snow day, or a day where the kids need to log in remotely via their electronic devices.
Please check your Governing Documents and Rules and Regulations to find out who is responsible for the removal of snow and ice from sidewalks, walkways, driveways, parking lots, and roads. Every Community Association is always a little different, and you may have responsibilities yourself for snow removal or the treatment of ice on a part of your property.
Some Municipalities or Community Associations have rules as to how soon the snow must be removed and ice treated on sidewalks, walkways, and driveway aprons. Please be familiar with the rules so that you are not cited by the Municipality or Community Association.
Other Communities may have restrictions on where you can park during a snow event. Make sure you know where parking is prohibited, so that you do not receive a ticket, fine, have your car towed, or get plowed in (in which you will likely have to dig yourself out at your own expense).
Reminders during any SNOW Event:
- The snow contractors do not typically dispatch to shovel snow unless there is a 2" accumulation.
- If your Community Association provides snow melt product buckets through the community, use this product to sprinkle on wet areas. Anything that looks wet may be icy; avoid walking on these areas.
- If you see an icy condition (or snow accumulation) that requires attention, and it is a COMMON ELEMENT for the Community, please contact your community manager.
- Snow companies often do not shovel between parked cars, so be super careful going to and from your vehicle. Likewise, not all snow vendors are able to clear the parking lot (due to parked cars), and may not come back to perform further clean up. So caution is advised.
SAFETY TIPS:
- Do not walk with your hands in your pockets in snowy and icy condition. This can create you to lose your balance more easily.
- Hold onto railings, doors of cars, etc. for stability.
- Wear shoes that are intended for snowy and icy conditions, with proper tread.
- If possible, do not walk or drive in the inclement weather. Permit the appropriate party to remove the snow and treat the ice accordingly.
- Anything that looks wet, may be icy. Avoid these areas.
- Bridge, over passes, on and off ramps all freeze more quickly that the main roads. When driving, give yourself ample space so that you are able to control your vehicle if you hit an icy patch.
- Prepare to work from home, if needed. Bring home any phones, laptops, or other services that may be required to perform your job remotely.
- Pull out the pajamas, and drink some hot cocoa. Enjoy the beauty of the snowfall from inside your home. And, you can even break out the milk, bread, and eggs --- and see what great french toast can be made.
Stay safe!
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SNOW ALERT:
- According to TrueWeather: Starting at 2pm EST through 10pm EST, we can expect a snow fall of approximately 1"-2". With temperatures on the sidewalks and pavement ranging from 31-34 degrees F, accumulation on these areas is expected to be .5" to 1.25".
Snow is likely to accumulate on the untreated surfaces if they are not pre-treated. Please be careful when walking or driving this evening.
It is also possible that snow squalls can form. This is when a blizzard like condition occurs, creating a complete white out, and heavy downfall of snow in a short period of time. It is difficult to drive or see during this weather, so be extra cautious.
Reminders during any SNOW Event:
- Know your responsibilities for snow removal and treatment of ice. If this is the responsibility of the Association, know their rules (i.e. a lot of snow contracts do not provide plowing or shoveling if accumulation is not 2").
- If the Municipality is responsible for snow removal or treatment o ice, please visit their website so that you know what their plan of action is for this storm (and all future storms).
- If you see an icy condition (or snow accumulation) that requires attention, and it is a COMMON ELEMENT for the Community, please contact your community manager.
SAFETY TIPS:
- Do not walk with your hands in your pockets in snowy and icy condition. This can create you to lose your balance more easily.
- Hold onto railings, doors of cars, etc. for stability.
- Wear shoes that are intended for snowy and icy conditions, with proper tread.
- If possible, do not walk or drive in the inclement weather. Permit the appropriate party to remove the snow and treat the ice accordingly.
- Anything that looks wet, may be icy. Avoid these areas.
- Bridge, over passes, on and off ramps all freeze more quickly that the main roads. When driving, give yourself ample space so that you are able to control your vehicle if you hit an icy patch.
- Prepare to work from home, if needed. Bring home any phones, laptops, or other services that may be required to perform your job remotely.
- Pull out the pajamas, and drink some hot cocoa. Enjoy the beauty of the snowfall from inside your home. And, you can even break out the milk, bread, and eggs --- and see what great french toast can be made.
Stay safe!
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Good Advice.
Wishing you and yours a very safe and happy new year.
The PENCO office will be closing today at 2pm and will reopen on January 2nd at the start of normal business hours. True emergencies should be called into 9-1-1 complimented by a follow up call to the PENCO office.
Maintenance emergencies that cannot wait until the office opens, please call: 610-358-5580. Otherwise, please email your community manager with any concerns and items will be addressed in the order of urgency upon their return to the office.
Stay safe, and be well.
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Happy New Year!
May the lights of the menorah remind us of all the reasons our communities continue to grows closer. May the spirit of Hanukkah fill you with love and joy this season. Happy Hanukkah!
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Happy Hanukkah