FAQ
Pennsylvania State Law regarding fireworks:​
We understand that there are holidays throughout the year to celebrate. Per PA Title 72, Section 9404(b)(5), a person may not intentionally ignite or discharge consumer fireworks within 150 feet of an occupied structure.
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There is no place in Evergreen Farms - on a street or in a yard - that is more than 150 feet from someone else's home. Therefore, fireworks should not be set off in the neighborhood. If they are and you wish to file a complaint, you may call the Pennsylvania State Police at 814-774-9611.
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We have several combat veterans in our neighborhood who do not appreciate unannounced firework shows. If your goal is to celebrate or honor our veterans, past and present, please refrain from using fireworks to do so! Our pets would appreciate that also.
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Thank you.
ATTENTION PARENTS:
Please teach your children to watch for cars and to NOT play in the street! Evergreen Farms is a small neighborhood; however, there are still cars driving through and concerns have been raised about children not getting out of the street.
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Also be aware that, in Pennsylvania, anyone under the age of 12 must wear a helmet when riding a bicycle. This applies to anyone operating the bicycle, riding as a passenger, or riding in an attached restraining seat or trailer. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation strongly recommends that all bicyclists wear helmets whenever they ride.
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Did you know?
Front Yard Tree
Per Exhibit B: Restrictions, Paragraph 15 of the Evergreen Farms Homeowners Association Bylaws, each Unit Owner shall be responsible for planting one hardwood or flowering tree that is a minimum of two (2") inches in caliper as measured 6 inches from the base of the tree. Said tree must be planted in the front yard.
Signs
Per Exhibit B: Restrictions, Paragraph 19 of the Evergreen Farms Homeowners Association Bylaws, no billboards, political signs, or advertising signs or devices may be placed on any Unit, within windows, on any house or on other structure within the Planned Community.
Grass
Per Fairview Township Code: Chapter 139: Brush, Grass and Weeds; § 139-2; paragraph B
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Permitting or maintaining the growth of any grass, weeds, noxious weeds or any vegetation to the extent that it exceeds six inches in height.
Projects and
Complaints
All home-improvement project requests must be submitted through the official form found on this website in the dropdown menu under your name above. This is necessary for our record keeping in case we are audited.
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Residents are encouraged to talk to their neighbors before submitting complaints, but if that does not work and you feel the HOA Board needs to get involved, you must use the complaint form, also found in the dropdown menu under your name above.