Information Alert!

• 8/18/10

Seal coating will continue tomorrow, Thursday, August 19.  IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT PEOPLE TURN OFF THEIR SPRINKLER SYSTEMS to ensure a quality seal.  Your cooperation is critical and greatly appreciated. Below are the lot numbers of the areas to be sealed.  Generally speaking, if no work has been done in front of your home yet, it will be done tomorrow.  Once again, please do not drive on or near fresh seal coat areas or you will risk damage to your car and driveway.

Overhill Lane:             Lot # 65-69 east side, Lot # 39-45 west side

Stonebridge Way:     Lot # 61-99 south side, Lot # 73-45 north side

Windridge Lane:       Lot # 26, 51, 50 east side, Lot # 25, 52, 53 west side

Crowndale:                Lot # 148-155 north side, Lot # 125-129 south side, Lot # 158-162 west side

Mornington Road:     Lots 13-15, 250-252

Country Club Lane:  Lots 222-225, 216-220

If you would like to view maps by lot number, they can be found at the bottom of the 2010 repairs page on the PRRMA web site.

• 8/16/100

  The following are the areas scheduled to be sealed on Tuesday 8/17/10. Please notify the residents and remind them once again to not drive through these areas. When we were working there the other day we did have one resident move our cones and proceed to drive through the wet seal. Hopefully we won’t have a repeat of this tomorrow. Also, please remind everyone to shut off their irrigation systems. All of the areas to be sealed tomorrow will be in the Pheasant View sub and are as follows: 

  Crowndale Lane: Lots 158-162, 148-155, 129-125, 83-87,  78-82              

  Windridge Lane: Lots 15-22, 27-34

  Overhill Lane: Lots 65-69, 39-45 

  Stonebridge Way & Stonebridge Court: Lots 13-15, 105-113, 94-104, 77-72

  The way the sub is laid out this should not put anyone in the position of having to walk too far to get to their homes. We will be putting out signs this afternoon warning everyone that we will be working in their area tomorrow.
   

• 8/12/10  We need your help please!

  I just heard from Dave at Al's Asphalt and his crews are out prepping the area today for the seal coating.   Apparently the weeds between the street and curb have enjoyed this humid weather we have been having and have sprouted up everywhere.  It would really help them out and produce a better product for all of us if the homeowners could help us out in the next day or two and remove the weeds between the curb and street in front of their property.   These weeds have to be removed and it will be more timely and cost effective if the homeowners could take a few minutes to remove them.  Also, it is very important that you restrict your watering to between 10:00 PM and 5:00 AM as the seal coat must be applied to dry pavement to be effective.  Thanks!
   

• 8/11/10 Seal coating delayed again.  Some small work areas (Glengarry, entrances, small sections) will be done on Friday.  You will be contacted directly if work will be done in front of your driveway and they will not do the work at this time if it will create a problem.  The tentative plan is to resume next week on Tuesday, August 17.
   

• 8/9/10 Seal coating start delayed until THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 due to weather.  Some smaller areas will be done on Friday as well.  You may see workers doing prep work on Tuesday.  They will skip Wednesday so that they do not interfere with garbage pickup.  Work will begin in Pheasant View.  PLEASE talk to your neighbors and make sure that everyone knows that they cannot run sprinklers after 5:00 AM on work days and that they cannot park in the streets.  Thank you for your cooperation!
   

• 8/6/10 Street seal coating!  Please read this to avoid damage to your cars and driveways! 

  • Do not park on subdivision streets, especially near marked areas on Tuesdays and Thursdays, August 10, 12, 17 & 19 (weather dependent).
  • Turn off sprinklers or have them only run between the hours of 10 PM and 5 AM on these days.  Pavement MUST be dry for successful application.
  • DO NOT DRIVE ON WET SEAL COAT OR PARK NEAR WORK ZONES OR YOU WILL RISK DAMAGE.  Seal coat will permanently pit car finishes and stain driveways.
  • Watch for signs to be posted the night before work days indicating the areas to be sealed.
  • If your home is in an area to be sealed and you will need to leave your home, please move your car by 8 AM.
  • Check this web site or http://PRRMA.org for updates or schedule changes.

  Details 

  Who?	PRRMA and Al’s Asphalt are requesting YOUR cooperation
  What?	A protective seal coat will be applied to our streets except for where there is a large area that was just milled and resurfaced.
  Where?	PRRMA -- Pheasant View, Fairways and Fairway Pines subdivisions
  When?	Tuesdays and Thursdays, August 10, 12, 17 & 19 from 8 AM until 4 PM. (Weather dependent.)
  Why?	The seal-coat will reduce water infiltration into the surface, and seal hairline cracks, and improve appearance. It will also help delay accelerated deterioration from surface raveling that results from loss of asphalt in the existing surface as well as oxidation. When done in conjunction with crack sealing (to seal larger cracks) and the isolated patch repairs to fix more severely cracked areas, it constitutes an effective preventative maintenance/early rehabilitation treatment to the pavement. The high quality material we are putting down will last longer than the typical sealer seen on commercial lots.
  How?	The seal coat will be applied by a tanker with 9 jet sprayers approximately 18 inches off of the ground.  The asphalt adjacent to the curb / gutter will be hand trimmed first to assure a clean edge.  Whole width sections will be done at a time and longer sections will be done a half length at a time to make sure residents don’t have to park too far from their homes.

Please check here often as more detailed information will be posted when it is available.

Road and sidewalk construction details including maps indicating locations and types of repairs can be found on the 2010 Repairs page

7/28/10 Paving begins on Canton Center / Summit Parkway

As part of the Canton Center Road widening project, crews will begin paving the west side of Canton Center Road from Cherry Hill Road to Palmer Road on Thursday, July 29.   

Paving is anticipated to be completed by Friday, August 6.  During this time, access to Summit Parkway will be closed and intermittent lane closures will take place along Canton Center Road.  Motorists are advised to use Heritage Park Drive and Civic Center Drive to access Pheasant Run Golf Course, St. Joseph Mercy Health Center and Canton's Summit on the Park. 

Please drive safely through the construction area and follow all posted speed limits and detours.  For the latest information on the Canton Center Road Reconstruction Project visit www.canton-mi.org
 

• Please do not use Pheasant Run Golf Course or its paths for any purpose from 6am - 10pm April-November unless you are a paying customer.  Violators may be subject to prosecution.  Contact the clubhouse at 734-397-6460 if you have questions.
   
• If you did not receive an e-mail from the board dated June 15, please send an e-mail to PVHA@PheasantView.org with your name and address so that you can receive important e-mail updates, especially during construction.  The main attachments from the June 15 e-mail are a PRRMA update and a notice from Canton police about special task force units being used to enforce speed limits in our neighborhoods.  Click on the links to read them!

PO Box 871463, Canton, MI 48187