Southeast Valley Tobacco Use Prevention Project
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The Southeast Valley Tobacco Use Prevention Project will promote healthier lifestyles by increasing awareness of the negative effects of tobacco and coordinating community efforts and activities.
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Let's close the pool
The single most common subject of conversations I have with residents is the pool. I receive more complaints about noise, trash, vandalism and kids alone at the pool. THe new furniture we bought is...
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Started: July 17th 2004Replies: 6
PR HOA STINKS!!!
Where's the Neighborhood (HOA)? I am a new resident of Parkwood Ranch; I just moved in a few months ago. When I looked at homes in PR a few months ago, the thing that attracted me was the appearance...
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Started: March 18th 2005Replies: 10
Recipe Exchange
If you're a food junky, you've come to the right place! Please contribute by posting your favorite recipe, asking a cooking question, or just chat with others who have a passion for food, cookbooks &...
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Started: December 12th 2000Replies: 50
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- Resource Guide
- Developer/Homeowner Transition: A Guide To Success
A how to guide to transitioning a development from developer control to owner control.- Do You Need an Attorney if You Are Buying or Selling a Home?
Paying an attorney for a couple of visits before all of the paperwork is signed may be worth the expense.- Transition Inspections: What are the Engineers Looking At?
Tips for the inspection process when the HOA is transitioning from Developer to Homeowners- Condominium Insurance: Are You Insured Adequately?
Insurance for condos is different from homeowners insurance for a single family home, and usually requires more coverage
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