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We have questions and you have answers! 📢 The Countywide Resident Survey is here and your input matters. The survey covers topics from public safety to recreational opportunities to help inform local government operations by gaining insights into areas residents think are most important. Take the survey here: bit.ly/45442xu

🌳Curious about HOA Backyard Rules? 📍Understanding these regulations is essential for board members and residents alike. 👉To learn more about HOA backyard rules, click the link below: https://bit.ly/3VOb6fb

We understand the importance of clear information, especially for those considering our residence. We've compiled the most asked questions, like our policies on family visits, into a single accessible resource. This is to ensure the families of our residents have all the details at their fingertips. Explore our FAQ section here: https://buff.ly/3vBWkgK

Public rights of way are legally protected footpaths which allow anyone pass through private land so that they can access the countryside for leisure and recreation. Did you know that in the UK some of these paths may just disappear should they not be recorded by a local authority? The Countryside and Rights of Way Act (CROW) have encouraged local groups to record historic paths before the extended deadline of January 1 2031 in England which could see many paths lost to the public. The Ramblers’ Don’t Lose Your Way campaign has found over 49,000 miles of rights of way that could be lost if they are not added to the definitive map. At least they have a definitive map in England. The situation in Ireland is much more confusing (https://lnkd.in/eQnkjQPN) with two thirds of the local authorities despite being obligated to record public rights of way failing to do so adequately according to the regulator. The famous case of Lissadell House, Co. Sligo in 2013 might repeat itself where the public lost access to four routes across the land after a supreme court ruling. Protecting public access might best be served by centrally recording what we already have. https://lnkd.in/e3zNi3n7

This week, Arizona became the 24th state to establish an Office of Outdoor Recreation, focusing on conservation, economic development, and public health. Meanwhile, a joint report from federal agencies highlights opportunities for outdoor recreation within regional economic development efforts. Finally, bipartisan lawmakers introduced the North American Grasslands Conservation Act to protect critical grasslands and support rural communities. Check it all out and more in the latest Outdoor Report!

We are often asked about the process of buying a home through Green Country Habitat and how to get started. It's simple! Just click the link below to check current income guidelines and register for a free orientation to learn more. https://lnkd.in/g4PW8EZd

When it comes to searching for a place to put down roots, don't overlook some great sources of wisdom: local libraries and historical societies. Tap these resources to get a deeper understanding of a community's town planning, preservation measures, local economy, environmental data and more. Remember, a well-informed decision is the key to finding the perfect home.

When it comes to searching for a place to put down roots, don't overlook some great sources of wisdom: local libraries and historical societies. Tap these resources to get a deeper understanding of a community's town planning, preservation measures, local economy, environmental data and more. Remember, a well-informed decision is the key to finding the perfect home.

When it comes to searching for a place to put down roots, don't overlook some great sources of wisdom: local libraries and historical societies. Tap these resources to get a deeper understanding of a community's town planning, preservation measures, local economy, environmental data and more. Remember, a well-informed decision is the key to finding the perfect home.

When it comes to searching for a place to put down roots, don't overlook some great sources of wisdom: local libraries and historical societies. Tap these resources to get a deeper understanding of a community's town planning, preservation measures, local economy, environmental data and more. Remember, a well-informed decision is the key to finding the perfect home.