Farmington HOA
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Welcome to Farmington Home Owners Association. We are a small semi-private community of 300 homes. We are located in Thornton, Colo. surrounded by 100th Ave. on the So., 104th on the N. McCay on the East, and Riverdale on the West.
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Porch Pirate
I don't know if anyone reads these but wanted to let the community know my video doorbell caught someone on a razor scooter stealing a package from in front of my house. He then scooted to the...
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Started: December 12th 2018Replies: 0
Covenants
Can anybody tell me where I can find the covenants?
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Started: September 5th 2017Replies: 0
Trash Service
Hello, I have been living in the neighborhood for about 9 years now. I currently work at local trash hauling company, and I am more than confident I can save the HOA some money in regards to...
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Started: August 10th 2012Replies: 1
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Neighborhood Resource Guide
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- Do You Need Long Term Care Insurance?
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Long-term care insurance can help cover the cost of non-medical care if you find that you can no longer take care of yourself. Find out if it’s right for you.
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