| Why aren't there any "Children at Play" signs in our neighborhood? |
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| FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions - FAQs About the Pocono Civic Association | |
| Monday, 16 April 2007 00:00 | |
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Several years ago, the Pocono Civic Association (PCA) inquired of VDOT and Chesterfield County as to how to get some "Children at Play" signs put up along Pocono Drive. Their response was that such signs are not legal. They indicated that since the Code of Virginia prohibits children playing on public roads, it would not be legal to put up such signs because it would "give children a false sense of security and encourage them to break the law." (We don't make this stuff up, that's what they really said!)
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A small neighborhood of 195 homes, Pocono was built in starting around 1971. Pocono features large lots, beautiful wooded areas, a community pool, and some of the best neighbors imaginable. Pocono is conveniently located near numerous shopping, entertainment, and employment centers. Access to major highways is close at hand, with Route 288, The Powhite Parkway, and Chippenham Parkway just a few minutes away.PCA Committees
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Chesterfield County has a variety of ordinances relating to residential property. Compliance helps keep our neighborhood clean, safe and attractive.
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