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Timbercrest is a quiet but vibrant neighborhood in the heart of Bearden with more than 600 residents. The original development began in the early 60s. Most of the 235 homes were built in the 1960s and 1970s. We have a rich neighborhood history. Many of the original owners raised their families here and still live in their Timbercrest homes. The neighborhood is now made up of a diverse group of families at all stages, recent retirees and older residents who remember when our neighborhood was in its infancy. In the past few years, we have seen more young families moving into the neighborhood. Several homes have been purchased by second-generation residents who grew up here. Homes are being renovated and groups of children of all ages play in our yards and park. It's such a great place that the original developer's family still calls Timbercrest home. We have a park that is free for all of our residents to use. It is maintained by volunteers and much of the mulching, mowing, trimming and weeding is done during our monthly park clean-up days. This is truly a community. Many residents wave to each other and stop to talk in our front yards or on neighborhood walks. We help each other out with a little free library in a neighbor's yard, free giveaways posted weekly on our community Facebook page and there is always a neighbor to lend a hand after a storm blows through. Our community atmosphere makes Timbercrest a great place to live. Timbercrest is convenient to downtown, the Interstate and other major thoroughfares.
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Lake Mirage Racquet Club HOA is a man-made lake in the desert in Rancho Mirage CA. It is situated along the Pacific Flyway. We identify hundreds of species of birds that live here or visit us regularly plus many other types of wildlife. Lake Mirage is an 80 acre community with two (2) lakes totaling more than 20 acres and 238 lakefront homes surrounding the lakes. We more than meet the criteria on the check list in each category.
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At 50 years old, New Berlin is younger than many Milwaukee, Wisconsin, suburbs. But it has the cohesiveness of a place that’s much older. With a population of approximately 40,000 people, the city is tight-knit; residents join together for holiday parades and youth sporting events. The city's highly organized Parks & Recreation Department is one of the hallmarks of our town. The New Berlin park system, with 845 acres of parks and conservancy areas, includes a wide range of recreational uses for all seasons, including soccer, biking, playgrounds, cross-country skiing, walking, and golfing. We offer many programs for all residents of the community, from toddlers to the elderly - dance, aquatics, fitness classes, adult sports programs, and much more. Located on the edge of scenic Waukesha County, the City of New Berlin covers 36.9 square miles.
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Creating Community. Enhancing health. Inspiring play. We are a special government district created in 1959 to serve the parks and recreation needs of our citizenry. Located in Southern unincorporated Jefferson County, CO, Foothills Park & Recreation District encompasses 24.2 sq. miles and we serve a population of approximately 93,000. Within our district we have 4 regional parks, 8 community parks, 35 neighborhood parks, 21 miles of greenbelts, 31 miles of trials, 4 fishable ponds/lakes, 3 recreation centers, 2 sheets of ice, 2 indoor sports facilities, 4 outdoor pools, 2, golf courses, 1 disc golf course, and numerous outdoor fields, courts, and playgrounds. All with the backdrop of the beautiful Rocky Mountain Foothills!
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The Town of Mount Pleasant is a coastal community surrounded by sensitive ecosystems located on the east side of the Charleston Harbor and the tidal Wando River. The Town is approximately 52.6 square miles, of which 45.1 square miles is land and 7.5 square miles is water. Over the last few decades, Mount Pleasant experienced a period of momentous population growth and land development. The health and sustainability of our natural resources has a direct relationship with land development, therefore, we are working to direct development towards more sustainable practices while also protecting and enhancing our current greenspace.
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A habitat in the making. A moderately sparse tree canopy is mostly mature with relatively few successional trees. Some landscaping indicates a communal desire for beauty, and proximity to the Urban Farm at Aldersgate may offer access to local produce which may promote further edible landscaping. Offering economical seed-grown plugs at pop-up plant sales will encourage residents to grow dense, diverse, and resilient populations of native plants.
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Located in Mercer County, NJ
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Small older community, approximately 125 single family homes
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A distinguishing feature of the 64-acre property is the unspoiled wooded terrain where homes are sited to take advantage of the natural surrounding. All homes are located in clusters (see map) with a mixture of oak, birch and pine trees surrounding each unit. Undisturbed wooded areas connect all the clusters. Three ponds and open meadows provide for wildlife to make their homes on our property. The common property areas serve as natural buffers between developed areas.
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Michigan City, Indiana, is a charming city located on the southern shore of Lake Michigan. Known for its rich history, vibrant community, and scenic landscapes, Michigan City offers a blend of urban amenities and natural beauty. The city also takes pride in its green initiatives and conservation efforts, having implemented several programs aimed at preserving natural resources, reducing waste, and promoting sustainable practices.
