Brandywine Hills
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Welcome to Brandywine Hills
Brandywine Hills is a community of approximately 260 custom built homes, located in a wooded area of north Wilmington.
The community stretches between Lea Boulevard and Rockwood Road, Miller Road, and Market Street. The very first houses were built in the 1930's and new houses are still being built today in the neighborhood. Read More...
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Area safety
We are exploring a move to Brandywine Hills from out of state. We are not famaliar with the area. Are there problems with crime and is it a safe area for childeren.
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Started: April 24th 2012Replies: 0
Vandemark & Lynch, Inc.
There is an article in the newsletter giving us a brief update on V&L and their interest in changing the Brandywine Hills Deed Restrictions. They now own the wooded lot at the corner of Lea Blvd. and...
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Started: January 24th 2004Replies: 0
Recycling, Odors, and DNREC
David Small, Deputy Secretary of the Department of Natural resources & Environmental Control spoke at the general meeting of BHCA in January. The web site for DNREC is www.DNREC.state.de.us and there...
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Started: January 24th 2004Replies: 0
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- Changes to Bankruptcy Law
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The Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 went into effect in October 2005.
The bill amends Title 11 of the U.S. Code and provides for stricter bankruptcy filing requirements. Under...
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Every community association has three functions - to serve as a business, a government and a community. Community associations are generally nonprofit corporations, functioning in many ways as businesses with...
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