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Up
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Assessment Fees
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Board Meetings
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Committees
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Firetruck Access
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Garden Policy
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Group Mailboxes
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Pesticides
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Parking
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Pet Laws
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Pet Stations
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PODS Policy
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Recycling
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Selling Your Home
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Snow Clearing
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Street Lights
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Street Signs
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Trash
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Trees
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Work Notices
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Homeland Village
Homeland Village Community Association is referred to as an “umbrella association”
because our community contains four different types of homes including
two condominium associations. If your home is a condominium within the
Homeland Village Community Association, you are a member of two
associations. This can be very confusing to owners when determining
which manager to call for a particular problem or question. A general
guideline that applies 98% of the time is that a problem involving your
building should be reported to your Condominium Manager; and a problem
on the common grounds around your building (light poles, landscaping),
should be reported to your Community Manager, Association Property
Management, Inc.
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