HOA Paving Projects: Planning Phasing, Access & ADA Rules
Avello's take
This video looks at the planning behind an HOA paving project, from phasing work across the lot to keeping access in place for residents. It covers accessibility requirements, drainage and grading, and realistic timelines for curing and striping. It also explains how resurfacing triggers ADA rules and why temporary accessible parking and interim routes need attention during the work. Those routes must remain firm and level while the project moves through its phases.
For Hudson Valley property owners, managers and HOA boards, these details belong in the same conversation. We see early coordination as the thread connecting the topics in this video. A sensible next step is a planning discussion that considers phasing, drainage, accessibility and timing together, including where temporary accessible parking will go. Working through those pieces early helps prevent costly surprises for residents.
https://avelloasphalt.com This video walks HOA boards through the five key pillars of a community paving project: phasing the lot, meeting accessibility requirements, managing drainage and grading, planning realistic curing and striping timelines, and setting up temporary accessible parking. It explains how resurfacing triggers ADA rules, why interim routes must stay firm and level, and how coordinating these pieces early prevents costly surprises for residents.
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