Community

Garbage and rubbish shall not be burned, dumped, placed or allowed to remain on the Common Areas. 

Discarded tires, batteries (e.g. car, boat, motorcycle, etc.), liquid substances (e.g. oil, grease, paint, household chemicals such as bleach, ammonia, insecticides, cleaners, etc.), hazardous materials, automotive parts, appliances, furniture, mattresses, structural material and like items shall not be left in mid-rise garages or at curbside at any time.

Disposal of large items (e.g. couches, mattresses, water heaters, construction material), as well as items you prefer to be recycled is the responsibility and expense of the unit owner. 

Leaving such items in common or limited Common Areas is prohibited.

The Association encourages all residents wishing to recycle to separate disposables and take them to the Nashua Recycling Depot, located just 5 minutes west on West Hollis Street.

A. All household trash must be bagged in plastic prior to being put down the trash chute at the end of the hallway on each floor.  (Specific trash regulations are posted in the trash chute room on each floor.)

B. Boxes must be broken down and taken down to the garage and put in the dumpster directly. Do not put boxes down the trash chute.

C. Items too large for the dumpster are the responsibility of the resident and must be taken to the City of Nashua landfill on West Hollis Street.  Large items are not to be left in the dumpster room.

D.  In consideration of residents on lower floors, mid-rise trash chutes should not be used before 8:00 a.m. nor after 10:00 p.m.

A. Trash must be set at curbside on the day of collection or the evening prior to collection only after sunset and must be in proper containers. Empty containers must be stored out of sight after a collection, on the same day as the collection. 

B. To reduce the attraction of animals and birds to rubbish placed outside, it is recommended: (i) that garbage disposals be used, as appropriate, rather than placing discarded food items in the rubbish; (ii) that rubbish placed outside be doubled-bagged. Each resident is responsible for picking up trash if his/her bags are broken into.

C. Proper containers:

1. Barrels are not to exceed 32-gallon capacity or weigh more than 70 pounds when filled. Barrels must have a secured lid.

2. Plastic bags must be secured and not filled beyond their intended capacity. Dark colored bags are required.

3. Newspapers and magazines must be bundled, bagged, or in closed boxes and must not exceed 50 pounds per bundle or box.

4. All other materials must be bundled, bagged, or placed in closed boxes, and must not exceed 50 pounds per bundle or box.