Why do we need to maintain a county road when our tax dollars are supposed to support road landscape maintenance?
• It is true our tax dollars do provide for limited landscape maintenance to our county roads. This limited landscape maintenance includes mowing a few times each year with limited attention to clearing trash from the turf areas and no edging of sidewalks or curbs. Pedestrian traffic has increased since Sixes Road became maintained by SRCA. Prior to this landscape maintenance, sidewalks were overgrown and exhibited some accumulation of trash. An active pedestrian walkway, the Blankets Creek bicycle trails and the well maintained entrances of our neighborhoods all contribute to increased home values and an active business community. • Some neighborhoods do not have a homeowner association and it is more difficult for these neighborhoods to legally join SRCA. The original concept of SRCA recognized there would never be 100% residential owner participation since Sixes Road is not a master plan community. Non-homeowner association owners certainly can make an annual contribution to SRCA to
