FAQ

Parking/Towing Policy:
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Trash Removal/Recycling:
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Assessments:
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Snow Removal:
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Landscaping:
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Plumbing, Water and Sewer:

Avoid sewer backugs
Sewers are designed io dispose of very speciiic things. Using 

a toilet or kitchen drain for disposal of non-biodegradable 
products will often result in home or county sanitary sewer 
system blockages. The drain lines that connect your home to 
the county sanitary sewer in the street are only big enough 
to carry water, toilet paper and human waste. Never flush 
anything down the toilet other than human waste and toilet
papen

DO NOT FLUSH INTO A TOILET OR SINK:
Fats, oils or grease (For more information see the  

“Preventing Sewage Backups” brochure and the “Can 

the Grease” m on Fairfax County’s website.) 

o Medicines or other pharmaceuticals, including liquids 

(See the “How to Dispose of Unwanted Medicines”  
fb@ on Fairfax County’s website) 

Baby wipes or disinfectant wipes 

Rags, cloth or clothing 

Sanitary napkins, tampons, condoms or any non-
organic material 

Q-tips® 

Napkins or paper towels 

Contact lenses 

Plastic of any kind 

Food items of any kind 

Hair 

Diapers (cloth, disposable or  

Facial tissues 

Dental floss 

Try to limit or eliminate your garbage disposal use. 

WHAT CAN BE FLUSHED? 
Only toilet paper and human waste

Mailboxes:
Please do not place ads or flyers on the
mailboxes with tape or glue. Do not use indelible ink or 
paint to write on these boxes. Itis has been reported 
that some teenagers blew up tirecrackers into a few of 
the mailboxes around the 4th of July weekend. These 
mailboxes were paid for out of your homeowner fees 
and we would like to keep them looking nice for as long 
as we can. These are very expensive to replace and 
we do not want to have to raise fees to buy new ones.
Please teach your children about how vandalism 

affects our neighborhood and homeowner fees.

ARB:
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