Duplexes

Aug 17, 1999
I am in total agreement with everyones sentiments pertaining to the duplexes. And will add that the children residing at these duplexes play in the front yard of a street that is fairly busy. I was driving through one day and one of the children kicked a ball into the street. I slowed down and watched as the child started after the ball aware that I was approaching and without regard continued towards the ball. He assumed that I would stop and he was right but as I drove away I wondered where are the parents and why are they not playing in the back yard? It seems sufficient in size yet everytime since then they are always in the front alone. I feel that these families are new to this enviroment and have not yet learned how to fit in, so to speak. Do they realize that their neighbors are watching and care about what we see. Do they have access to this website and if they knew how their neighbors felt would they participate in making Woodlake a great place to live. I feel that there is only one way to find out, but I would like to read some comments before I do take action.
What if I were to print some of the comments made on this website and mail it each one of the residents. I feel that they would not be offended, I wouldn't. I feel that they are not aware of thing's notice by their neighbors and therefore continue to do as they do. They are humans not real estate that can not take notice. Lets give them a chance to understand that we care about the neighborhood and would like to include them in making it better.



By Rod

Duplexs

I don't know what the solution is but any involvement could only help. I have been trying for 2 months to have the grand pile of rubble cleaned up at the back of the 1st. unit. I can not find a way to drive into the subdivision that isn't offensive in some way. I contacted the current builder, he said he didn't build the 1st. 2 unit, he forwarded me to the real estate agent, who said that his guys didn't do it that it was CPS, I contacted CPS and they inspected and said, that it was the builder. I have now sent a copy of the email from CPS back to the agent. Let's see what happens.

Regarding sharing concerns with tenents. They know that they have fairly large back yards, that furniture and BBQ units are meant to be in the back yards and that their kids can get run over or their cars can be run into when they park on the street. What else could be said?

By Toni Johnson