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Many new and exciting things are happening in and around the Mountain Brook of Madison subdivision. The Board meets regularly to discuss, document, and take actions when necessary to keep the neighborhood updated on changes. Please keep informed by reading our newsletters and website regularly.

Neighboring Property Changes ^{Updated Oct 2, 2011}

View latest engineering drawings revealing the proposed Zierdt Road widening project. View image

Information about the Breland property, upcoming city council meetings, and contact information. Download

View the photograph showing the proposed property changes to the adjoining land. View large image

More information is available in the July 2011 District 3 Newsletter.

Trash and Waste Pickup
Please review the updated ^{Aug 2011} trash schedules and large item/debris pickup information.

Mountain Brook Homeowner News - May 2011

Homeowners,
Thanks to all our great Mountain Brook homeowners for the neighborly help and friendship during the recent storms and power outage. We have heard many great stories of neighbors meeting neighbors and watching out for everyone in their area. (...Read More)

Is Your Property in Compliance?: At the annual General Membership Meeting held at the Clubhouse this past December, the Mountain Brook Board received over 25 responses to our first annual community survey. A majority of homeowners responded that Covenants compliance was a major issue. The survey results are posted here. In light of these concerns from our community, the Board will be immediately initiating a comprehensive "Covenants Compliance Program".

Click here to read the letter sent to every homeowner in the Mountain Brook of Madison neighborhood. Make sure you are in compliance TODAY.

Click here to review the "Mountain Brook of Madison Standards and Restrictions". This document describes the use restrictions and architectural maintenance standards that have been established for the Mountain Brook of Madison community.

A more detailed Covenants document has been scanned and provided online. Please review both.

Recycling Program to Expand and Route Optimized: SWDA announces many more paper products will be accepted in curbside recycling bins. Also, routing changes are being made to ensure greater operational effectiveness in picking up bins on routes. Both changes are effective February 21, 2011.

Expansions - The curbside recycling program will now include fiberboard (cereal, pasta boxes), all magazines and fliers, cardboard (be sure it fits in the bin), loose paper, stationary, paperback books, copy paper, paper bags (not plastic) and junk mail - in addition to the existing newspapers with all inserts, and glossy magazines.

Route changes - In order to improve service and to accommodate the growth over the past decade, routing changes have been made resulting in service day changes for some residents. Most notably, all of City of Madison residents will be serviced on Wednesdays.

A map will run in area newspapers illustrating the new service days.

Area Development Updates: There has been several local newspaper and television announcements that have indicated some new property development on land adjacent to the Mountain Brook of Madison subdivision. Learn more about neighboring property changes.

Roofing / Construction: Contact the Mountain Brook Board as well as the city before you do any construction around your home.

Maintenance

There are several areas in the community that need attention. The Board will determine the priority of items needing to be addressed. If you as a member of the community are aware of any area that needs attention, please contact us.

Pool
The Board will be responsible for winterizing the pool area each fall. This would include turning the shower water off, bringing tables, chairs, and umbrellas in out of the weather, as well as putting away pool equipment.