Any work you are planning to have done to the exterior of your home needs approval.  For directions and related forms go here.

The Building and Grounds Committee has released the list of homes to be painted in 2024, beginning in April (weather permitting)

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Each resident will be responsible for making sure his or her home will be painted following instructions and requirements.

All wood must be painted white.

Residents will receive a 24-hour notice prior to painting of full and half houses.
Residents are not required to be present, signature not required for painting of partial house.

Buildings & Grounds will inspect and approve all vendor invoices prior to payment.

Click here for the current painting schedule for 2024.

Click here for a list and map of "Common Areas".

Lions Head South Architectural Regulations Page 14, XV.

Exterior Storage Deck Box and Upright Garden/Storage Container. 
One (1) small deck box, no larger than six (6) feet in length, thirty-six (36) inches in height and thirty-six (36) inches deep, with a top hinged lid only, may be placed behind the air conditioner on either side of the house, but not on the street side if a corner property. It may also be placed on the rear patio at the rear of the house. In addition, one (1) upright storage/garden container, measuring no larger than six (6) feet in height, three (3) feet wide and three (3) feet deep may be stored on the rear patio. A maximum of two (2) units (one of each) maybe placed on each property. The storage units may not be made of wood and must be constructed of man-made materials. It must be stand-alone and may not be attached to the house. The color must blend in with the existing color of the house. Prior approval of the size, color and location of the storage unit (s) is required by the Architectural Committee.
Revised February 12, 2024

The Association addresses the need in Common Areas.  Home owners are responsible for Green Areas.  See page 12 in the LHS Policies, Rules & Regulations for more details.

You can call the Administrative Office and ask to speak with Karen during regular office hours (M-F 8:00am - 1:30pm). Karen's phone number is 732-920-6955.  You may also call the committee chairperson. Their phone number is listed in the Resident Directory.

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To be able to use the Fitness Center you must complete and sign the Fitness Center Waiver & Release Agreement and submit it to the office. The office will then activate your fob allowing access to the Fitness Center.

There are several ways you can report an outage, including:

• Report an outage online.

• Call 888-LIGHTSS (888-544-4877) or 

• Report your outage via text message by texting OUT to 544487. To register for our text messaging service, text REG to 544487.
  (Message and data rates may apply.)

When a resident notices a street light outage, there are 3 simple steps for reporting:

1. Get the pole# that is located on the street side in black letters & the nearest house address. Then call the LHS office (732-920-9099) to check if it was previously reported.

2. If outage has not yet been reported, advise the office you are reporting and this will be added to the outage document kept by office.

3. Call JCP&L's 800# on your bill OR go online to your JCP&L/First Energy account and click on 'Outages - Outdoor Lighting Problem' and follow the prompts to report the light outage.

Badges and parking passes can be purchased at the Recreation Department Office located at the CIVIC Plaza,  270 Chambers Bridge Rd., Brick.

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The Recreation Department office is open Monday through Friday – 7:30am to 4:00pm.

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Residents ages 65 and over by 9/1/21 and veterans are eligible to receive a free daily wristband for the beaches with a valid ID. Senior season parking passes are $15.

Residents should call Turf Masters directly at (732) 349-0444 to resolve any issues.

LHS provides snow removal from sidewalks leading to the living units, the driveways, the sidewalks, and the Clubhouse parking lot when the depth of the snow is four (4) or more inches.  (Snow depth shall be determined by the official snow fall amount as recorded by Weather Works.)

Snow removal shall begin within two (2) hours after the snow stops falling, and Brick Township plows have cleared the LHS streets curb to curb or mailbox to mailbox. Snow removal shall be completed within twenty-four (24) after the snow stops falling unless conditions render it impossible.

Residential Property: Snow removal shall include driveways, areas in front of the garage doors, front walks, all cement areas leading to all front entrances of homes including the walks inside the entrance gates of the Marlowe model homes and the front doorstep entrance, fire hydrants, mailboxes and the RV area.

Residents are responsible for ice on the driveways and walks of their homes.

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PRIORITY FOR DRIVEWAY SNOW REMOVAL
As we approach another winter season, we again find it necessary to clarify who qualifies for the Priority Snow Removal list for 2023-2024 winter season. A new request is required every season.
For those who qualify, please submit your request to assure that you will be placed on the priority list. To qualify, a resident must require regular life-sustaining medical treatment, such as chemotherapy, radiation, or dialysis in or outside the home.

A “heart condition” does not qualify. Your request must be accompanied by a physician script/note which specifies that life-sustaining treatment for any of the conditions outlined above is necessary. Hand written notes are unacceptable. All information will be kept by the administrator and will be confidential.

Your need to go to work does not qualify for priority snow removal. For this purpose, we suggest you make advance arrangements with a private contractor for snow removal.

The township will cooperate by plowing our roads so that our contractor can begin work. Of course, the town will continue to respond to any serious problems during storms.

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ALWAYS CALL 911 FOR ANY MEDICAL EMERGENCY

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Please be sure to keep on hand extra supplies of medications and food, so there is no need to leave the house during, or immediately after a snowstorm. The weather predications generally provide ample warning time for making preparations.

For convenience purposes, your doctor may fax this information to our office. Our fax number is 732-920-2650. Please be assured this information will be kept strictly confidential.

Placement on the Priority Snow List cannot be accomplished until we 
receive the necessary documentation from your physician.

Please respond as soon as possible as the winter season will be here soon.