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‘Classifieds’ – a new page on our website!
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Common areas and greenbelts
The HOA’s landscaping company has brought to our attention an increasing amount of garbage, yard waste, clippings, Christmas trees and other items being throw into the greenbelt. Please be mindful of our neighborhood and not throw ANYTHING into these areas, even organic and compostable items. Not only is it the law, but we have free yard waste bins as part of our garbage service for these items. If you have kids, please speak to them and let them know too. Together we can keep our neighborhood clean!
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Tree cutting event!
03/11 Tree cutting event. Did you miss our last HOA meeting? Eight trees are scheduled to be cut in the greenbelt. These trees are labeled as hazardous by two arborists hired by the HOA. Jason Rogers, our president, has contacted each homeowner affected by this event. Homeowners with questions or concerns should contact him.
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Front Entrance/Neighborhood Improvement Committee
The Chestnut Glen HOA Board would like to thank Sue Oram, Andrew Lamb and Maricela Kesicki for agreeing to serve on the Front Entrance/Neighborhood Improvement Committee. The committee’s main responsibility is to help research and select improvements to the front entrance, landscaping and overall appearance of our development.
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Wildlife Alert! Cougars Spotted in Greenbelt
Two cougars have been spotted in the greenbelt behind a home on 25th Drive. All homeowners should be cautious and keep a safe distance if you spot these or any other wild animals in your yards or the greenbelt areas. Those with cats and small dogs should be especially careful, as cougars consider small domestic pets as a food source. It has been reported that a homeowner’s cat was most likely killed by wildlife within the last year. The homeowner that spotted these two cougars has reported that they did not appear to be afraid of her. If this is the case, then they may come closer to homes or humans than they naturally should.
— Julie Erichsen & Jason Rogers
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