Park West Environmental Rules

Environmental Rules and Regulations

For the Convenience of residents of Park West, the following Rules and Regulations have been affirmed by the PWCA Board of Directors. These Rules and Regulations are not to be construed as a waiver of the provisions of the PWCA Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions.

PWCA Environmental Rules (page 18)

The Fairfax County Curbside Recycling Chart (PDF) with detailed photographs of what can and cannot be placed at the curb can be viewed by clicking on the image below.

PWCA urges residents to self-manage small yard debris by recycling it in their own back yards through composting and grass cycling (leaving grass clippings on the lawn).

If you have leftover latex paints that can't be recycled, reused or stored, pour the paints into a box with shredded paper or kitty litter, allow it to solidify away from kids or pets, then discard in the trash. As an alternative, you may pour leftover paint onto newspaper. Once it dries, roll up the newspaper and dispose of it in the trash. Further information may be found at http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dpwes/trash/disphhw.htm.

The Environmental Committee urges residents not to dispose of large debris in wooded common areas. The excess debris clutters these areas and suffocates the plants that grow there naturally. To dispose of large branches, please follow the Environental Guidelines hyperlinked above.

Matt Strain Environmental Committee Chair

Park West Community Association
c/o Summit Management Services
Attn: Lori Randall
8405-A Richmond Highway
Alexandria, VA 22039
pwca@parkwestcommunity.org

	PWCA urges residents to self-manage small yard debris by recycling it in their own back yards through composting and grass cycling (leaving grass clippings on the lawn).
	If you have leftover latex paints that can't be recycled, reused or stored, pour the paints into a box with shredded paper or kitty litter, allow it to solidify away from kids or pets, then discard in the trash. As an alternative, you may pour leftover paint onto newspaper. Once it dries, roll up the newspaper and dispose of it in the trash. Further information may be found at http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/dpwes/trash/disphhw.htm.
	The Environmental Committee urges residents not to dispose of large debris in wooded common areas. The excess debris clutters these areas and suffocates the plants that grow there naturally. To dispose of large branches, please follow the Environental Guidelines hyperlinked above.