Maintenance

Association Responsibility

The Board of Directors of the Plainview Residents' Association maintains 63 plant beds, 40 acres of common area, three entrances to the subdivision, and irrigation on the islands throughout the subdivision. The association also maintains the trees and shrubs on the islands, the boulevard trees (those between the sidewalk and street) and medians as well as turf in these areas. The Association also mows the 40 acres of common area.

Jeffersontown Responsibility

The City of Jeffersontown mows the islands on streets in Plainview, maintains and sweeps our streets, and clears them when we have snow. They maintain our sidewalks also. For matters involving these items, contact Jeffersontown Public Works.

Maintenance Schedule

Plantings in the 63 plant beds occur two times a year: spring and fall. Tree maintenance occurs as needed with any replacements made in the fall. We address turf issues as they occur.

In the coming weeks, work will be performed on the islands in Plainview. This is necessary to meet updated state codes and regualtions for the irrigation system. All backflow preventors in our irrigation system will be raised by 6 inches. This will prevent backflow problems that could impact our water supply.

These regualtions are being enforced by the Louisville Water Compnay. These changes will cost the Plainview Residents' Association several thousand dollars.