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Contact the HOA (email LongCreekHOA@hotmail.com). You will only have to do this one time.
All meetings will be held via Zoom until futher notice. Check the Announcements page for future meeting dates.
Call
311 or (704) 336-7600
or
Visit the city of Charlotte's code enforcement website:
https://charlottenc.gov/HNS/Code/Pages/default.aspx
Property owners within the city limits are required to maintain their premises in a safe and sanitary condition. Violations include: weeds and grass higher than 12 inches, accumulation of trash or junk and junk automobiles.
If the request requires action or service at a specific location, you must enter the correct street address. If you only know the street, please add a comment to pinpoint the block of the street, such as an intersecting street or landmark. If at an intersection, please enter the intersecting street in the comment field.
To report, visit https://servicerequest.charlottenc.gov/service/MISCCOMM.
Violations may be reported by calling 311. Do not report violations to 911.
For more information, visit https://charlottenc.gov/HNS/Code/Pages/ParkingLawn.aspx.
Items too large to be placed in a rollout cart can be scheduled for collection. To be eligible for this service, you must currently receive garbage collection from the City of Charlotte.
If you need to cancel or make changes to an existing pickup request, please call 3-1-1 (704-336-7600) by 12 noon on the business day prior to your scheduled pickup.
Charlotte citizens currently receiving rollout service are eligible for bulky item collections. Addresses not currently listed in the Solid Waste Services database can not be scheduled. Please call 3-1-1 (or 704-336-7600) if you have questions or problems.
To schedule, visit https://servicerequest.charlottenc.gov/service/BULKITEM.
The Parking on the Front Lawn Ordinance prohibits parking vehicles in front yards as well as side yards of corner lots, except on improved driveways or parking pads.
For more information, visit https://charlottenc.gov/HNS/Code/Pages/ParkingLawn.aspx.
Below are quick tips to item preparation. For detailed information, click on any of the services.
Garbage and yard waste collection services are provided weekly. Recycling collection service is provided every-other-week but on the same day as garbage and yard waste collection. Bulky waste collection is provided on the same day as other collection services but must be scheduled for collection - please call CharMeck 311 (704.336.7600) or schedule online.
All collection items need to be placed curbside no sooner than the day before your scheduled collection day and no later than 6:00 am day of collection.
All garbage is bagged and there is no garbage outside the cart. Garbage outside the cart will not be collected.
The garbage cart handle is facing the house and the lid is facing the street.
The garbage cart is not on the sidewalk.
The garbage cart is 3 feet away from all objects.
All recyclables are loose in the cart. Recyclables should not be bagged.
Ensure that there are no plastic bags, Styrofoam or plastic plates or cups in the cart. Plastic bags aren't accepted and should be recycled at local grocery stores. Styrofoam and plastic plates and cups should be thrown in the garbage.
Tear cardboard into small pieces that will fit loosely into your cart. Please do not fold.
The recycling cart is 3 feet away from all objects.
Cutting all tree limbs to 5 feet and making sure they are no bigger than 4 inches in diameter.
Placing the yard waste close to the curb, 3 feet away from all objects.
Separating the yard waste into piles no higher than 3 feet.
Making sure the yard waste piles are 2 feet apart.
Putting leaves and grass clippings in untied bags no larger than 32 gallons or in a reusable container that does not have a City logo on it. Bags will be collected and not left for reuse.
Ensuring no dirt, mulch, and roots are in the yard waste because the City DOES NOT pick up these items.
Calling CharMeck 311 to schedule pick up.
Placing all items, directly in front of residence, close to the curb, 3 feet away from all objects.
Empting all appliances and removing any doors on appliances.
Placing tape in the shape of an X across entire TV screens or any glass.
For more information, visit https://charlottenc.gov/SWS/Pages/Item-Preparation.aspx.
Amendments to the City's noise ordinance are designed to provide flexibility to address specific situations and develop tailored solutions for unreasonably loud noise. Specifically, the ordinance covers the use of outdoor amplification and music at commercial establishments.
A violation occurs if the sound exceeds the specified limits and it is determined that the sound is -- using a reasonable person standard and taking into consideration the day of week and time of day -- unreasonably loud and disturbing to the quiet enjoyment and use of residentially occupied property.
Enforcement of the noise ordinance is shared by the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) and Code Enforcement. Police will monitor noise decibel levels and make a determination if there is a violation. A $100 fine can be assessed during this phase.
If a property owner continually violates the ordinance, police may label them a chronic noise producer. In unique circumstances (e.g., a business directly abuts residential property), a business may be labeled a chronic noise producer even if it is not exceeding specified decibel limits.
Chronic noise producers will be referred to Code Enforcement and will be required to develop and adhere to a noise mitigation plan. The mitigation plan may include, among other things:
Restrictions on days of week or hours of noise-producing activity
Placement, orientation and operation of noise-producing activity or equipment
Structural changes including, but not limited to, sound attenuation and baffling
Self-monitoring and reporting requirements
A schedule for implementation, review, and possible revision or termination of the plan
Chronic noise producers who refuse to cooperate or fail to follow the prescribed mitigation plan are subject to $1,000 in civil penalties, court action and suspension of outdoor amplified or acoustic music for up to 18 months.
To review the noise ordinances, please visit https://charlottenc.gov/CMPD/Pages/Resources/Ordinances.aspx.
Acceptable Decibel (db) Levels Per Day of Week: Measured at the property line of the commercial property in which the sound is generated:
Sunday – Thursday
8 a.m. – 9 p.m. at 85db
9 p.m. – 2 a.m. (the following day) at 60db
Friday and Saturday
8 a.m. – 11 p.m. at 85db
11 p.m. – 2 a.m. (the following day) at 60db
Specifically permitted
Sparklers, fountains, smoke devices, snake and glow worms, trick noisemakers such as party poppers, string poppers or snappers, and toy pistol caps.
Specifically prohibited
Explosives or aerial fireworks, roman candles, and rockets or similar devices.
https://www.americanpyro.com/assets/docs/State_Laws/nc16.pdf
(As of May 2016)
COLLECTION SERVICE DAY
YARD WASTE Thursday
GARBAGE Thursday
RECYCLING Thursday
Recycling pickup is every other week (ORANGE).
If you would like the 2020 Recycling calendar, you may request a calendar to be emailed or mailed to you by submitting your request to curbit@charlottenc.gov .
Recycling collection is every-other-week. Use the Geoportal to determine your collection week. The Geoportal is not accessible.
Step by step guide for Geportal
1. Visit the Geoportal page.
2. Type in your home address at the top of the webpage where Tell me about... is located.
3. Select your correct address. On the left side, select the fourth option titled Trash and Recycling. Once you have selected Trash and Recycling your trash and recycling collection day will appear, along with your recycling collection color.
4. Once you are aware of your week designation, please follow the Recycling collection calendar below.
An asterisk * indicates an observed holiday. All collection services (recycling, garbage, yard waste and bulky waste) will operate on a one-day delay with Friday customers receiving service on Saturday.
For more information, visit https://charlottenc.gov/SWS/Pages/Recycling-Collection-Schedule.aspx.
Download the calendar here https://charlottenc.gov/SWS/PublishingImages/SWS_2020_Calendar_3Pages_103019.pdf or see below.
Longcreek Community follows the ORANGE schedule.
Download the calendar:
https://charlottenc.gov/SWS/PublishingImages/SWS_2020_Calendar_3Pages_103019.pdf