MAILBOX Compliance Inspection
The HOA will be conducting a neighborhood wide mailbox and post inspection in the coming weeks. ALL noncompliant mailbox/posts will be ticketed for violation. We strongly suggest you do your own inspection and make use of the SALE flyer located below for your subdivision
STERLING RIDGE POST & MAILBOX 2024 SALE
Mcfarland Farms The Spring EPA WOSP SALE Flyer June 2024
Mailbox Information
What you need to know….
Otto’s Streetscape Solutions is the post and mailbox supplier for our neighborhood.
- Mailbox posts are plain “blunt” 6×6 in Sterling Ridge and curly “blunt” 4×4 in The Springs.
- NO other posts styles are allowed for each subdivision
- The posts are custom and must be purchased from Otto Streetscape
- Mailbox font is Murray Bold
- The mailbox must have the numeric address aligned right on the flag side,
- aligned left on the opposite side,
- and have the street name underneath.
- NO other font or configuration is allowed
- Mailboxes are black metal type T2. You can have T3 mailboxes.
- The shape must conform to the other mailboxes in the neighborhood.
- We suggest you purchase your mailbox from Otto’s to ensure you do not have to replace it because it’s non-conforming.
- NO other style of mailbox is allowed and must be at least a T2 size
- Otto’s sells a ground level post sleeve that will add years to your post
- According to the USPS
- Position your mailbox 41″ to 45″ from the road surface to the bottom of the mailbox or point of mail entry.
- Place your mailbox 6″ to 8″ back from the curb.
Most people purchase a mailbox and never give it a second thought. Indiana weather is hard on your mailbox unit so here are a few tips that will help you get the most out of your investment.
- Your metal mailbox isn’t much different than your car. Washing your mailbox with Dawn dish soap and applying a coat of non-abrasive car wax will remove salt and debris. Otto’s recommends you do this before and after winter.
- Your cedar mailbox post expands and contracts when the weather changes. Seal any large cracks with clear caulk and apply a fresh coat of paint will makes your post look like new and will protect it from rot. Performing this maintenance every year will add years to the life of your post.
- Most wooden mailbox posts rot below ground. Checking the stability of your post at ground level will alert you to any possible problems and allows you to make corrections. Resetting your leaning post with a lime/gravel mix will provide added stability.
Otto’s Streetscape Solutions
Exclusive Provider for Mailbox & Post
2449 E Main St.
Greenwood IN 46143
(317) 886-4400 Phone
www.ostreetscape.com
Otto’s offers 2 services along with replacement
- Post Maintenance – Otto’s will caulk large cracks and apply a coat of paint. Please keep in mind that the weather plays a factor. Your post must be dry and the temperature must be above 40ºF.
- Post Reset – Otto’s will check the stability of your leaning post and reset in a lime/gravel mix (as long as there is no visible rot at ground level).