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Hopefully this web page will be a useful tool for the subdivision. This section can be used for general discussion The board of directors will monitor this section and answer any questions. You may... more

Started: February 15th 2000Replies: 1

Paint codes

Does anyone in the Alton Park subdivision have the original Sherwin-Williams paint codes for the interior colors? No one seems to be able to match it up. This would be for the 4th filing, if that... more

Started: March 1st 2005Replies: 3

Vacant Lots & Dumped Items

We have several vacant lots in this neighborhood that have couches, chairs and shopping carts dumped in them. Kids have been playing on and around these eyesores and may end up getting hurt. I called... more

Started: August 6th 1998Replies: 2

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Spring Valley Ranch Real Estate and Home Values

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Neighborhood Watch - How to Start One!: 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...
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Your HOA and the Fair Labor Standards Act: If your homeowners association has employees—even independent contractors—then it may need to comply with FLSA regulations. Your homeowners association (HOA) is likely also an employer. Large...
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