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Why is it acceptable for the POA paper to be slung in every driveway? Seems a better delivery method would be in a rack at the postal stations so those who want one can pick one up or even better just have the info available on a website. That paper sitting in a driveway for weeks shows who is home and who isn’t
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Worse this time of year with so many folks having gone north. We cancelled ours from coming years ago but still pick up a bunch from neighbors driveways and off the streets.
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I get mine via email
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It should be illegal for organizations/companies to throw their trash onto private property. There are a number of snowbird homes in my area and these droppings (yes, I meant it to sound like that) blow all over the neighborhood until someone picks it up. The house next door and across the street from me are snowbirds. I look out for their property and pick up these droppings all the time. Residents of TV pay a lot of money to maintain the standards in our neighborhoods and can face fines for violations, yet this trash problem is allowed to happen with no consequences. Does it sound fair that a snowbird homeowner can face fines for trash left on their property by a third party who faces no fines for being a litterer?
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I never cease to be amazed here what people will complain about.
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That being said, simply call the POA and they will stop it. In our neighborhood here it seems to only get delivered to those who are members of POA and no one else. One person's litter is another person's treasure. |
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