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MUIRFIELD ALERT: OCTOBER 2, 2017

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Basketball Courts Closed Tuesday

The basketball courts at Holbrook Recreation Complex and at Glick Road will be closed Tuesday, October 3 so that crews can restripe the courts. Please stay off the courts until tape or signs are removed.

Both courts will be back open on Wednesday, October 4.


Muirfield Survey Reminder

We're thrilled at the number of responses to the Muirfield-wide resident survey and thank those who have responded so far! Many residents have provided thoughtful comments that will help plan the future of Muirfield Village.

If you have not responded yet, please take a few minutes now to answer this brief, anonymous survey. Your input is very valuable!

Take the Resident Survey


Fall Leaf Collection

Muirfield Association is pleased to pass on the following from the City of Dublin.

City-wide leaf collection will resume in October. Collections are based on a two-zone system. (Please note the all of Muirfield Village is in zone 1, as seen on the map below.)

Collections occur beginning on the Monday of each pick up week between 7 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. For Muirfield, these weeks are:

To ensure pickup, have your leaves at the curb by 7 a.m. the Monday of each pick up week. Collections will take the entire week to complete in each zone.

Remember to Rake them Right

Residents can now utilize the City’s GPS-based LeafGo system to track leaf collection progress. Read more about the city's leaf collection program here.


Parking in Muirfield Village

With the fall leaf season coming followed by snow in winter, it’s a good time to think about street parking in Muirfield. Nearly all streets in Muirfield Village are public streets, so the Association does not control street parking, but we are concerned for the safety of residents and residents' property.

As a courtesy to your Muirfield neighbors and to protect your vehicles and the vehicles of your guests, we’d like to suggest reasons to avoid street parking whenever possible:

For these reasons, please consider asking contractors and guests visiting your home to park in your driveway or at least not directly across from another driveway whenever possible. Your neighbors will thank you for your efforts to keep the streets as clear as possible.

Nuisance vehicles, such as those parked in the same location on the street without being moved for a long period or those with expired tags, flat tires, or other obvious mechanical problems, should be reported to the police on their non-emergency number at 614-889-1112.


Published October 2, 2017

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