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Dec.20.10 , In
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If you lost a grey and white cat contact Curt & Jenny Griffiths at: curt.griffith@yahoo.com
The cat has been hanging out at thier house and they would really like the owner to come and get it.
On
Nov.10.10 , In
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For everyone’s safety, please ensure your pets are contained within your yard by either using an invisible fence, a regular fence, or leash/chain. If you choose to use a regular fence, please consult the Covenants & Restrictions document for fence specifications. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated!
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Nov.10.10 , In
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You can now pay your yearly HOA dues online using a credit card or PayPal account – to use this feature, click on the Pay Dues Online link at the top of the page. Please note, paying dues online cost $130 instead of $125 as the extra $5 dollars covers the credit card procssing and PayPal transaction fees.
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Jun.10.10 , In
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Did You Know? – When you use sprinklers, some water evaporates before it hits the ground. On a hot, windy day, the amount of water that never reaches your grass can actually be quite substantial. To reduce loss to evaporation, water sometime between 4 A.M. and 9 A.M., when the air is still cool and the wind is usually at its calmest.
Water deeply to encourage deep root growth. Frequent shallow waterings encourage weed germination, and they also cause the grass plants’ roots to grow shallow, leaving the plant more susceptible to drought and to certain diseases. Watering only when your grass really needs it encourages the roots to grow deeper, but only if you apply enough water each time to penetrate the root zone. The most accurate way to determine the depth of the root zone is to dig a small hole and measure how far the roots go down. Alternatively, you can follow these general approximations: if you have a bluegrass lawn, each watering should moisten the soil to 6-8 inches, while for most other grasses, the water should penetrate 8-12 inches. You can determine how long to leave the sprinkler(s) on by estimating how much water you’ll need based on your soil type. In general, 1″ of water will penetrate sandy soils to 12″, loamy soils to 6-8″, and clay soils to 4-5″. (FYI – we have clay soil).
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