| Falcon Ridge Directory Information Please help us to update the neighborhood directory. Complete the form that is linked below and submit it to Linda Hitzemann or your Street Rep. Please feel free to download the form, complete it using your word processor, and print or e-mail it. This year's street reps are listed at the bottom of this page and on the form. Directory Form |
| SAVE THE DATE! 5th ANNUAL NEIGHBORHOOD BLOCK PARTY Friday, September 8, 2006. Additional Details to Follow!!! |
| Gentle Reminders: Please continue to spread word of our website as new neighbors continue to move in. This is becoming a great way to spread the news of any upcoming events. Summer is here and the neighborhood children are playing outside. Please take time to dsicuss with your teen drivers the importance of driving with care through the neighborhood and everyone please observe the posted speed limits. Please keep motorized scooters off the walking path. Thanks! |
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Contact Information: Cassie Alexander cacf66223@yahoo.com |
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| Street Representatives: Tyler Street: Ellen Betz, 18334 Tyler Street Polk Street Needs Street Representative Drexel Street Diane Kocovsky, 18324 Drexel Street Adams Circle: Tim Scott, 18327 Adams Circle Cinnamon Street/ 184th Avenue/ 184th Avenue Loop: Monica Hoelting, 18422 Cinnamon Street Adams Street Laura Ekborg, 6430 S 184th Avenue 181st & Cinnamon between 181st & 182nd: Bobbie O'Connor, 6151 S 181st Street 182nd Avenue & Street: Patty Brown, 6114 S 182md Avenue 180th Avenue & Avenue Circle: Kim Rookstool, 6012 S. 180th Ave. Cir. Jefferson Street: Cassie Alexander, 18351 Jefferson Street 185th Avenue: Joel Stenger, 6434 S 185th Avenue Madison Circle: Needs Street Representative 184th Avenue: Stan Lierz, 6505 S 184th Avenue Polk Circle: Deb Fry, 18536 Polk Cirlce |
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| FYI Progress may seem slow, but believe it or not things are being accomplished. The entrances along Harrison Street have gotten a facelift, keep watching for additional improvements in landscaping! Our new neighborhood watch signs have arrived ~ your neighborhood funds purchased these! Keep Kids Alive, Drive 25 signs will also be ordered with neighborhood funds as soon as our account reflects a bit more stability in dues being donated from residents. These will be placed on the busier main streets of the community. The SID has purchased and installed benches and picnic tables for the common areas and a bubbler fountain for the large pond. |
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| THANK YOU To all residents who have donated to the neighborhood fund. This fund is used to pay for neighborhood events (such as the the Easter Egg Hunt, the Block Party, and the Fall Bonfire), neighborhood directories, small improvements, and the neighborhood watch. Please pay half dues of $60 to either your street rep or Deb Fry. By contributing to the fund, you keep the homeowners' association operating until the common areas are turned over to us when development is complete. If enough of us don't contribute, we may be forced to assume control of the common areas sooner, accelerating a dues increase to $125 annually and ending funding by the developer. |