It's because the Arbors has very
good roads, better than most in Bastrop county, and we must
protect the road bed which is part of it. And that
means keeping the ROW from eroding toward the street.
Erosion
starts when vegetation is killed or removed in the
right-of-way; rain washes the
sand away from the road bed and eventually holes develop
under the road. Then repairs become very costly.
Better to
control the erosion before it starts!!
Here are some images of what
happens when the vegetation in the R.O.W. is destroyed:
Early damage from tire tracks...
...grows into this after rain...
...eventually reaching the roadbed...
...requiring money and labor for remediation.
Please help keep our easements
green!
If you must park on the
street, please leave two wheels (front and back) on the
pavement.
