Nolan's Point wakes up loud in July — boats, music, the lake busy from morning on — and every cottage lawn along there wants to look the part. On the Green Landscaping keeps them cut, trimmed and edged, with a clearing-out in April and another once the leaves are down. Then the docks come out, the crowd goes home, and the same properties need the plow: short driveways cut back to the pavement, front steps shoveled, salt on the shaded turns that stay slick past noon. Around Lake Hopatcong the roads run narrow and the drives are steep and stubby, and that decides how a truck has to work. Both halves of the year, the aim holds steady — the place ready before anyone needs it.