From Steve Failla (email: stevefai@cablespeed.com) — Important information (and savings) on your annual irrigation system backflow inspection:
New ARC Applications Approved
There is a new approved ARC Application here.
If you are wondering what the heck that is, then you should start here, looking at the Architectural Review Committee documents (there are several). Start with this overview of the ARC Guidelines.
If you have any questions, contact the Board through our handy Contact the Board page.
Mystery Spot #2
While there’s still time to guess about Mystery Spot #1 (there are no exactly correct answers yet!), here is the next Mystery Spot.
As before, this is a picture of an object that is visible from the street in the Timberton Village. Can you identify the street where this Mystery Spot is found? No prizes, other than the knowledge that you are paying attention to the neighborhood.
Make your guess via the ‘Add Your Comment’ form below (scroll down a bit to see it). You can add any details about the picture if you wish.
And if you have a Timberton Village Mystery Spot you would like to share, use the Contact the Web Guy page.
Mystery Spot #1
Here is the first Mystery Spot. Where do you think this is? (Info about Mystery Spots is here.)
It’s quite easy, all residents and visitors have seen this spot.
So who will be the first to tell everyone where it is? The answer should be specific as to the location, so maybe it isn’t as easy to figure out as I initially thought. All are invited to hazard a guess….even if you think the answer has already been given.
Use the “Leave a Reply” box on this page (scroll down a bit if you need to) to leave your guess as to the specific location of this first Mystery Spot.
The next Mystery Spot will be more difficult. Probably.
