Chesapeake Region Chapter/Community Associations Institute (CAI)
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The core purpose of Community Associations Institute (CAI) is to foster vibrant, responsive, competent community associations that promote harmony, community and responsible leadership.
Pages & Links
Pages created by us and Links concerning our neighborhood and local area.
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- CAI National
- GBRBA Website
- "The World As He Sees It"
- Lakeland Coalition
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Littering
As we all know - the city does not maintain the overall upkeep of our neighborhood. It is our responsibility as property owners to remove any debris and trash blown or dumped on our property - this...
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Started: April 29th 2005Replies: 3
water bills
I received 2 water bills in 2 days one was for the amount of 80 some dollars. The next day I received one for 200 & some. Water bills used to run about $80-$120 something. They claim they...
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Started: March 15th 2013Replies: 0
GREAT JOB, I'M IMPRESSED
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GARRISON-HILL COMMUNITY. THIS IS A GREAT START. I HOPE THAT THIS PAGE WILL TAKE YOU TO EVEN GREATER HEIGHTS. MRS. FORTUNE I ALSO CONGRATULATE YOU; NOT JUST FOR THE PAGE, BUT FOR...
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Started: April 15th 2000Replies: 1
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- Keeping Your HOA Safe
Take these simple steps to help keep your homeowners association community safe and secure- Drive Green - Buy An Efficient Vehicle
The difference between a car that gets 20 MPG and one that gets 30 MPG amounts to $1,020 per year- Super Director
How many of us have experienced the Board member who wants to control all aspects of the association's operation- New York - The Empire State
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