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WCA Service Announcement
Please see the Covid-19 Announcement - South Houston from WCA below:
Attention,
At WCA, our highest priority continues to be the health and well-being of our customers and staff during this Coronavirus epidemic. Our drivers and crew members will be returning to full duty by the end of this week and WCA plans to resume service, business as usual, Monday, August 24, 2020.
How Will This Affect Your Service?
WCA residential service will resume to business as usual effective Monday, August 24, 2020.
Recycle Services
Effective August 24, 2020
WCA is resuming recycle service for the greater Houston area.
Bulk Services
Effective August 24, 2020
WCA is resuming recycle service for the greater Houston area.
We have taken the recommended health and safety precautions in response to the Coronavirus epidemic and will continue to do so. We will keep you informed of any future developments that affect your service.
We thank you for your partnership and for your patience while our crew members were in quarantine. Please take care and be Safe throughout the remainder of this Coronavirus epidemic.
Attention,
At WCA, our highest priority continues to be the health and well-being of our customers and staff during this Coronavirus epidemic. Our drivers and crew members will be returning to full duty by the end of this week and WCA plans to resume service, business as usual, Monday, August 24, 2020.
How Will This Affect Your Service?
WCA residential service will resume to business as usual effective Monday, August 24, 2020.
Recycle Services
Effective August 24, 2020
WCA is resuming recycle service for the greater Houston area.
Bulk Services
Effective August 24, 2020
WCA is resuming recycle service for the greater Houston area.
We have taken the recommended health and safety precautions in response to the Coronavirus epidemic and will continue to do so. We will keep you informed of any future developments that affect your service.
We thank you for your partnership and for your patience while our crew members were in quarantine. Please take care and be Safe throughout the remainder of this Coronavirus epidemic.
HWY 6 Fencing
The Board of Directors for the Copperfield Community Association has approved a proposal for the replacement of fencing along portions of HWY 6. If your property backs up to HWY 6, please be advised that this will take place in the coming weeks, beginning with Easton Commons. You can email graham@grahammanagementhouston.com with any questions.
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(CCA) EGRETS AND NIGHT HERONS Egrets and Night Herons have created nesting sites in Copperfield for the last 5 year shutting down pools, mailboxes & creating havoc in our neighborhood. The Egrets and Night Herons WILL be returning in February!! Prevention is Crucial - Egrets, herons and other migratory birds are protected by Federal International Treaty, it’s illegal for residents to harass or harm the birds once they lay eggs. Residents will need to band together and drive them out of our neighborhood for the next several years. Preventing the birds from building nests on residential property or in our parks is key. Use these tactics between now and February. 1. Trim your tree and remove dead wood, these birds favor oak trees and other hardwoods. But will nest in other mature trees as well. Trim your tree canopy to allow sunlight between limbs and other nearby trees. Experts say this is the MOST effective step. 2. Remove any old inactive nest in your trees. February - Egret Prevention Tools! This is the only opportunity homeowners have to scare the birds away and to disrupt the cycle. Any home with mature trees is a potential nesting site.
· Visual deterrents - Hang aluminum pie plates, Mylar balloons, beach balls with shiny streamers or other moving objects in large trees.
· Noisemakers - Pump-style air horns, whistles, clappers and even children’s toys are effective. Make as much noise as possible aimed at the bird.
· Bright lights - High-intensity flashlights, strobe lights, flashing holiday lights can be effective.
· Water sprayers - Power sprayers and pump-style toy water shooters can help. Homemade PVC pipe sprayers can help reach tall tree limbs.
· Pool poles - Telescoping pool safety poles can be used to reach and remove early nesting material.
· Any Non-lethal devices.
· Check trees daily and remove the start of any nest quickly. Once birds begin sitting on the nest, eggs are probably present and birds cannot be harassed. If you have not yet taken action to prevent nesting on your property, please do so now!
