Please also review the attached Storm Debris Collection Guidelines provided by Public Works for specific information on how to organize debris for the curbside service.

Below is the attachment that is not posted on HOA website....I posted it on Facebook

Metro Public Works
Storm Debris Collection Guidelines
Metro Department of Public Works will perform a onetime only collection service of storm related debris on Thursday, April 28th.
Set Out Rules:
Debris generated as a result of the storm must be set as close to the curb as possible.
Tree debris must be separated from all other debris because it will be composted. Large Logs may not be collected if the equipment is not able to lift them due to weight or if they are too long to be placed into the haul vehicle.
Do your best to keep tree debris to a manageable size and weight.
Do not set any debris next to mailboxes, vehicles, or other objects to ensure easy collection.
Do not place debris on top of underground sprinkler heads.
If possible, place smaller items into the weekly garbage collection system. (Do not place debris into garbage containers,)
No household hazardous materials, electronics, tires, or items not related to the storm may be set out for collection.
After collection, citizens will be responsible for removing small remaining debris left from the collection process.
Other Important Information:
Keep in mind that the collection will be performed using heavy equipment that may cause minor damage to lawns in the forms of ruts and gouges. Crews will do their best to minimize these issues but cannot guarantee it will not occur.
Heavy equipment may leave rubber tire marks on the roadways. A street sweeper will be utilized to remove remaining small debris from the roadway, but it cannot remove all these rubber tracks. In time they will disappear.