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This Community Feedback page is a great place
to state your opinion on Oakhurst matters and our Question of the Month. Is
there something that bugs you or something that you really like? Let your
elected officials know what's on your mind.
Question of the quarter-- Do any
residents rely, use, like or have any need for the INTERNAL (not on main
arterial streets) neighborhood signs?
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asfaf, - Saturday, September 06, 2008 at 11:30:28 (EDT)
What can be done about a back yard neighbor who has his EIGHT MACAW squawking birds out on his patio every evening for 2 to 4 hours a night all summer long??????? The covenants say 4 animals (IE it does NOT say MAMMALS) & no more than 2 of any species. Oh, did I mention there are EIGHT of these squawking animals 20 feet off my lot line? Is this fair? Is this equitable? Is this considerate? Can dogs be out barking like this every evening? What can I do? I can hear them in my house with the windows closed.
Kristen Jahns <kjahns@sbcglobal.net>
Inverness, - Saturday, August 23, 2008 at 20:51:42 (EDT)
The newly revised neighborhood signs looks wonderful. Thank you Board of Directors and Baum Property Services!
Janet <janharpop@sbcglobal.net>
Mayfair, - Saturday, June 28, 2008 at 09:18:27 (EDT)
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Oakhurst, - Tuesday, June 17, 2008 at 23:07:10 (EDT)
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Resident <resident@oakhurstcommunity.org>
Oakhurst, - Thursday, May 15, 2008 at 19:06:48 (EDT)
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3, - Tuesday, April 29, 2008 at 09:15:26 (EDT)
While I have personally been inconvenienced by an animal (it was
a raccoon under my deck after having given birth), and incurred the expense of
removing the critter, we must also remember these animals are in their natural
habitat as we are and they have as much right to be there as we do. Having said
that, anybody who truly dislikes having to deal with these critters on occasion
should consider buying a condo on some very high floor in Chicago, therefore
not having to deal with them (unless you consider roaches a wild animal).
Jim Shaw <jes950@aol.com>
Inverness, - Saturday, January 27, 2007 at 11:53:16 (EST)
Dear Board Members and Oakhurst Residents: Many residents in
the Oakhurst community have been experiencing insurmountable difficulties with
invasive wildlife inhabiting their residential property. Skunks, possum,
raccoons and nesting hornets are especially problematic creating potentially
harmful physical hazards to adults, children and family pets as well as damage
to homes, gardens and yards
places where it is expected that a measure
of safety and security ought to exist. It should be one of the joys of living
in an established community for residents to be outdoors in their own front or
back yards without intrusions from various forms of fearful wildlife that have
become entrenched on residential premises. No Oakhurst resident bought a home
in this community to live in the wild woods or uninhabited prairie and
encountering dangerous wildlife is therefore not an expected problem.
Undoubtedly, residents have never in any manner encouraged dangerous wildlife
to inhabit the yards of the community and when such problems arise the
homeowners have neither the self-reliant expertise nor the equipment to handle
the wild creatures. Unchecked wildlife can easily become a
community-wide problem as wildlife proliferation occurs. In order to encourage
homeowners to prevent such an occurrence and to protect themselves, their
families, their neighbors and general neighborhood property, the following
proposal is suggested for the Boards consideration. It is
proposed that a questionnaire be sent out to all Oakhurst residents to
determine the number of wildlife incidents that occur in the community. If
there are a significant number of incidents, then it is proposed that a
wildlife removal fund be established in order for Oakhurst residents to have
access to a quick and professional solution to eliminate their wildlife dangers
without incurring significant personal expense. The questionnaire could be
published in the Oakhurst Gazette and posted on the computer website. If a fund
is created, the Board could establish guidelines for its use. It is
hoped that the community wildlife problems will garner as much concern from the
Board and Oakhurst residents, as have the basketball hoop rules and entryway
flowers in regard to property values. Thank you for your attention to
this proposal. Sincerely, Mary Stehman Please Note: Residents
will be speaking on this topic during the open forum at 7:00 PM on January
23,2007 at the Oaks Recreational Club. Mary Stehman <> - Wednesday, January 24, 2007 at 17:00:57
(EST)
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