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Wednesday, February 21, 2007 |
Rather than have another monthly meeting in the association's office, Welch thought it would be a good idea to have the committee and any other board members who were interested take a rolling tour of the property. So he rented Ollie the Trolley, got some lemonade and cookies and arranged a tour.
11:11:19 AM 
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HOA Board of Directors President Duane Pontek said being the only community to be completely gated off leads to certain perceptions that often times conflict. He said even he sometimes questions what a “gated community” really signifies.
11:04:22 AM
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The owners of Cape Coral's Sunset Towers voted 21 to 19 to rebuild the two condominium towers that have been vacant since Hurricane Charley opened the roofs and let the rain in.
10:36:24 AM
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A Willoughby property management firm is out of business and under investigation after revealing that money is missing from clients' accounts.
10:32:24 AM
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Their bills include: letting residents with doctors' prescriptions have pets regardless of the rules; allowing religious symbols on doors; regulating homeowner associations the same way the state regulates condo associations; letting the condo ombudsman also serve homeowner associations; requiring boards to notify every owner by certified mail when they plan a vote to change the bylaws; and clarifying the right of owners to have hurricane shutters.
10:28:59 AM
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The Villages Homeowner's Association and several musicians banded together at the Savannah Center on Monday to hold a 7-hour-long concert to raise relief funds to benefit those affected by the Feb. 2 tornadoes.
10:17:49 AM
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His nest, which is little more than a pile of sticks, is at the center of a decade-old battle between a condominium developer and environmental advocates. The eagle's nest -- and another one nearby that was recently abandoned -- has thwarted Signature Communities from building five high-rise condominium towers.
10:13:27 AM
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Gilbert's Wind Drift community is worried precious time is being lost in Chandler's criminal investigation of an HOA management company that allegedly stole at least a half million dollars from 12 Valley HOAs.
10:06:43 AM
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Homeowners hoping to find a buyer won't have to keep their offering a secret from passing traffic, regardless of homeowner association rules, under the terms of legislation approved Monday by the state Senate.
10:04:10 AM
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