> To All Hampton Plantation Property Owners:
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> Subject:  Storm Debris Roadside Pick-up
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> The Glynn County Board of Commissioners has approved the pick-up of storm debris for private properties (gated & non-gated) regardless if FEMA will reimburse or not.
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> The process of identifying the properties/communities has begun.  HOAs will be required to sign a Hold Harmless agreement with the county. 
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> It is the opinion of the majority of the HPPOA BOD that we have our storm debris removed by the county’s contractor which will save the HOA $10,000 and individual property owners several more hundred dollars.  We already spent in excess of $5000 for the Hurricane Hermine clean-up and thus it is in the best interest of the HOA to take advantage of the county’s intention.
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> Furthermore, the county’s contractor will be picking up ALL tree related debris (limbs and tree trunk/logs).   For those that have not had their downed tredes sawn and hauled off yet, this will save you additional dollars. 
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> As it may take several weeks for the contractor to reach Hampton Plantation,  property owners  are asked to stack their piles of debris on the road shoulder, NOT in the road.   For those property owners that have already stacked debris in the road, these piles may need to be pushed on to the right-of-way (road shoulder) to allow safe navigation.