Valleywood Neighborhood Association

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Valleywood Subdivision, tract 221.20, in Whitehaven, was developed in January 1972. 

The area includes: On the North: Butterworth, including its northeastern side, on the East: Autumnwood, including its eastern side, on the South:

Haverwood, including its Southern side, on the West: Whitworth, including its western side.  Valleywood has 186 single-family homes located

within a one-mile radius of Southland Mall,Memphis' first Shopping Mall,WhitehavenElementary School,HavenviewMiddle School, and

Whitehaven High School, Interstate 55 Highway, Highway 51, six churches of various denominations and Havenview Park.  

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Valleywood Name Change

The demographics of Valleywood have changed.  To insure the inclusion of all residents in the planning and implementation of our goals, the name is changed from: Valleywood Homeowners'... more
Started: April 3rd 2013Replies: 0

Bumper or Windshield Stickers

Has anyone looked into the idea of using bumper or windshield stickers to help ID vehicles in your community? This is crime prevention idea. We would like to hear some pros and cons.   e-mail... more
Started: March 3rd 2012Replies: 1

Annual End-of-Year Celebration - You're Invited!

McCorkle Road NDA Annual End-of-Year Celebration   If you thought the MRNDA annual End-of-Year Celebration in 2008 featuring City of Memphis Housing & Community Development Director... more
Started: November 25th 2009Replies: 0

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Fired Terminating your contract with your association management company should not be done for light or transient reasons. But when an association management firm, for whatever reason, engages in a sustained series ...

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Removing Mold, Mildew Or Musty Odors From Your Home
Mold_th A water leak or high humidity can lead to mold, mildew, or other biological growth. Depending on the severity, conditions can lead to rot, structural damage, premature paint failure, and a variety of health...
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