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Friday, February 02, 2007 |
A half dozen families sold their homes and about a year ago moved into Freedom Bay, expecting all residences, full-time medical services and amenities to be completed by 2009. But financiers and contractors working for Freedom Bay owners Adult Assisted Care Associates, LLC and Freedom Bay Cottages, LLC stopped construction early last year, claiming that they were owed money.
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The retaining walls are tilted, masonry columns are cracked and sections of wrought iron fencing have pulled away from support columns. Many also agree that the canals, privately owned by the HOA, are the homeowners' responsibility.
9:47:00 AM
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They claim the real estate listing advertised that pets were allowed. But Keith Bolton and Vanessa Whitney, who have two dogs, said after they purchased and moved into the condominium in Hunterdon County, they discovered it was a cats-only community.
9:36:55 AM
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Capellazo is among more than 200 residents in the master-planned community in southwest San Marcos who have signed a petition asking the community association to remove the trees and other brush that they say are planted too close together, too close to homes, and that block their views.
9:23:37 AM
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Community association leaders, upset over money budgeted to operate the Highlands Ranch Mansion, are planning a vote tonight to change how recreation is funded.
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Armed with new information, attorneys for residents who want to cement their purchase option for multi million dollar recreational facilities here are renewing the legal battle.
9:14:53 AM
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After successful campaigns last year to organize janitors and other maintenance workers at several universities in South Florida, the Service Employees International Union has set its sights on Fisher Island, one of the most concentrated pockets of wealth in the nation.
9:11:22 AM
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