Policies

Park Policy

The parks within Brookeridge are for the exclusive use of residents within the boundaries of the Brookeridge Park District. BHA members may use the parks on a non-exclusive basis (parks may not be reserved for private events).

Lake Policy

The public lakes within Brookeridge are for the enjoyment of all residents who are BHA members.

The main residential lake in Brookeridge is Candy Lake located to the north of the intersection of Lakeside, Central and Washington streets. The public access area for BHA members is on Central approximately 300 feet east of Main Street.

Like other lakes in Brookeridge, this lake is surrounded by homes so please be mindful of residents whose properties border the lake. Fishing is allowed but a catch-and-release policy applies at Candy Lake and the other bodies of water in the Community. Small boats are permitted but gas motors are not allowed. Boaters are required to purchase a sticker from BHA. Please contact BHA to purchase a sticker or for more information.

Airport Property Access

Brookeridge Aero Associates (BAA) publishes guidelines governing the use of airport property. These guidelines include the following:

All airport property including runways, taxiways and access roads are for the exclusive use and support of aircraft operations.

In order to provide a safe environment for aircraft operations, and comply with State and Federal regulations, under no circumstances shall pedestrians, vehicle traffic, bicyclists or pets be allowed on airport property.

BAA is responsible for ensuring that all operations and activities related to the airport property are conducted in a manner consistent with the governing State and Federal regulations. Such compliance is only possible by strict adherence to these guidelines.