Fairington Farms
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Welcome to Fairington Farms!
Fairington Farms Home Owners Association is an incorporated non-profit, tax-exempt, homeowners association. The covenants and by-laws of Fairington Farms require each household to be a member in the Owners Association. Annual dues are $195.00.
We are proud of the community we are building and we utilize our community website to help keep neighbors informed.
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Security: Wallpapering..........
We are starting to get more and more businesses wallpapering our neighborhood with advertisements. Be aware that individuals looking for homes to target for theft pay close attention to how long these...
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Started: August 3rd 2007Replies: 0
Speed Bumps...
How are we coming with the speed bump project?
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Started: August 1st 2007Replies: 0
Water leaks
Hello Everyone, I was wondering if anyone is/or had a water leak from the roof. I know of one other residence that had this to happen. We encounter a water leak in one of our bedrooms thur the air...
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Started: July 26th 2007Replies: 1
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The purchase of a house that needs repair is often a catch-22 situation, because the bank won't lend the money to buy the house until the repairs are complete, and the repairs can't be done until the house has ...
Neighborhood Resource Guide
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- Neighborhood Watch - How to Start One!
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Starting a Neighborhood Watch program in your neighborhood is not hard, but it will take a little time and some proper planning.
Step One: Getting started
Visit the USAOnWatch.org website which is the...
- Fire Safety In Your HOA Community
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Fires can start anywhere at any time. Help keep your homeowners and community safe with regular fire education and preventive actions.
Whether your homeowners association is a gated community or a condo...
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