Berry Valley
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The Berry Valley Homeowner's Association is a non-profit civic organization whose purpose is to promote the health, safety, common good and social welfare of its members (owners of property in Berry Valley and tenants {individuals who reside on property within Valley Berry under a written lease).
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Trash Cans
What can be done about people leaving their trash and trash cans on sidewalks and common areas on non trash pickup days? Trash is being left on the ground after cats or dogs get into loose bags,...
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Started: July 26th 2013Replies: 2
Dog Waste
Does anyone have ideas on how to get more dog owners to clean up after their pets? There is a large amount of dog waste left in our community by pet owners that do not follow the rules and clean up...
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Started: August 14th 2007Replies: 2
Christmas Decorating Contest
When will we find out who won the decorating contest?
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Started: December 19th 2012Replies: 0
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- What are Dust Mites?
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Dust mites are tiny insects that are invisible to the naked eye.
Every home has dust mites. They feed on human skin flakes and are found in mattresses, pillows, carpets, upholstered furniture, bedcovers,...
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More and more, homeowner association issues are being reported in the news media. Almost every television station has a troubleshooter who is always looking for a juicy story. Often, these stories give only...
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