Despite the fact that the neighborhood streets are owned and maintained by the county, the first time county staff heard about them was when a resident emailed them to complain. “The speed bumps are not authorized and not County installed,” Public Works staff member Frank Yokiel wrote in an internal email. “We will need a contact at the HOA. My suspicion is that the HOA installed them.” Read the article………………………..
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Dear Tony: Thank you for your column last week regarding levy refunds. Our strata council…