Now through Sept. 30 Place debris in front of private property, in the county right-of-way only; ensure debris is placed at least two feet from the road edge. County trucks will canvas neighborhoods to remove this vegetative debris.
Carpeting, sheetrock, wood, roofing or insulation and wind-blown garbage Accepted from residential customers at the Appeal Landfill for free Monday through Friday, 6 a.m.-4 p.m. and Saturday, 7 a.m.-4 p.m., now through Sept. 30
Now through Sept. 30, 7 a.m. – 7 p.m., seven days a week
We were all disappointed that Hurricane Irene had the strength to cancel our scheduled Fall Meeting. The county ordered our meeting place to be closed. A majority of the board of directors decided that we would try again, and hold the meeting on October first 10/01/2011) at ten in the morning on Saturday. Same old location, the senior center/library on Appeal Lane in Lusby, Md.
Our directory is not current yet, but we’re working on it. A mailing costs too much. E-mail is quicker and cheaper. We ask that those of you who get this E-mail will pass the word to your neighbors who may not be connected. That will help get the word out.
Please plan to attend your meeting. This is a great chance to voice your opinion and exchange ideas which may improve our community. Let’s keep what works and fix what doesn’t.
Bill Gallagher, Pres.
Cove Point Beach Association
Tuesday, Sept. 6, through Friday, Sept. 16
Place debris in front of private property, in the county right-of-way only (Lighthouse Blvd only, all of the other roads are private); ensure debris is placed at least two feet from the road edge. County trucks will canvas neighborhoods to remove this vegetative debris.
Tree/green storm-related debris is limited to un-bagged leaves, trees, limbs, branches, bushes, shrubs, etc.
Now through Sept. 16, 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
After Sept. 16, tree/green debris must be taken to Appeal Landfill and a fee of $65.27 per ton will apply.
Tree/green debris and construction debris brought to either site in commercial vehicles will be charged the commercial rate.
Does anyone have any info on whether the water we saw come in from the swamps side (marsh) was tidal or was it just rain water? I know on Chesapeake Drive the water came up about half way to Lighthouse Blvd and the storm surge was minimal.
Over the next week or so I’m going to be making some changes to make our website more useful… hopefully. If anyone has any ideas on what they might like to see on our website please let me know.
Our fall meeting had to be cancelled due to the arrival of Huricane Irene. The meeting will be rescheduled hopefully sometime in the next few weeks. Check back here or your email for a notification of the meeting time and place.
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