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- October 8, 2009 - Second Notice of Annual
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- February 3, 2009 Letter to Residents
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- August 25, 2008 Letter to Residents
- January 13, 2009 Letter to Residents Re:
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| Attention Canyon Isles Residents Sod replacement in many of the areas will begin next week Please be careful not to damage the common areas as we work to improve the community. For more information call (561) 734-8840 |
June 15, 2010
Dear Canyon Isles Residents:
In an effort to improve the Canyon Isles property, Complete Property
Maintenance, Inc. will be installing new sod. Two of the major areas
that C.P.M.will be working on are the common area berms located
behind the homes located on “Misty Ridge Way” and along “Millpond
Greens Dr.” Due to the limited accessibility, we are requesting
access through each individual
property. If you agree to allow access to C.P.M, you do not need to
do anything. If you do not permit access, please contact the
management office as soon as possible. We anticipate a start date
of June 21, 2010 for this project. If you have any questions, please
feel free to call JNE Management at (561) 734-8840 or email at
canyonisles@jnemanagement.com.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
JNE MANAGEMENT at CANYON ISLES
Dear Canyon Isles Residents:
In an effort to improve the Canyon Isles property, Complete Property
Maintenance, Inc. will be installing new sod. Two of the major areas
that C.P.M.will be working on are the common area berms located
behind the homes located on “Misty Ridge Way” and along “Millpond
Greens Dr.” Due to the limited accessibility, we are requesting
access through each individual
property. If you agree to allow access to C.P.M, you do not need to
do anything. If you do not permit access, please contact the
management office as soon as possible. We anticipate a start date
of June 21, 2010 for this project. If you have any questions, please
feel free to call JNE Management at (561) 734-8840 or email at
canyonisles@jnemanagement.com.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Sincerely,
JNE MANAGEMENT at CANYON ISLES
FIREWORKS SAFETY
The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office is urging Palm Beach County residents to think
about safety as they make plans to celebrate the “Fourth of July.”
Every year thousands of people are killed or critically injured by fireworks, and more than
half of those are children. Fireworks can result in severe burns, scars and disfigurement
that can last a lifetime. “For that reason, fireworks are illegal to use without a permit.”
Some of the illegal fireworks prohibited for normal resale are as follows:
- Common Bottle Rockets - Firecrackers (Rolls) - Standard
Fireworks
- M80’s with Mortar - M80’s - Projectile Fireworks
- Launchable Rockets with Stands
(The above listed items are only a few samples commonly purchased by people that are
prohibited for sale.)
- WARNING -
You should not sign “waivers” in order to purchase fireworks. A “waiver” will not clear
you of responsibility should you be caught using illegal fireworks. The Palm Beach County
Sheriff’s Office will be enforcing the use of illegal fireworks. Using fireworks illegally is a
first degree misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine.
If you are using “legal” sparklers, novelties and trick noisemakers there is still a risk of
injury. When lit, some sparklers can reach temperatures between 1,300 and 1,800
degrees, which is at least 200 degrees hotter than a standard butane lighter.
Follow these precautions to celebrate safely:
· Use sparklers and other “legal” novelties on a flat, hard surface. Do not light them on
grass.
· Use sparklers in an open area. Keep children and pets at least 30 feet away from all
ignited fireworks. Also keep in mind that livestock such as horses, cows, etc. can also be
frightened by fireworks.
· Light only one item at a time and never attempt to re-light a dud.
· Don’t purchase or use any unwrapped items or items that may have been tampered
with.
Keep a fire extinguisher or water hose on hand for emergencies.
Remember: “IF IT LAUNCHES OR EXPLODES, IT IS OFF LIMITS.”
The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office wishes you a safe “Fourth of July.”
The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office is urging Palm Beach County residents to think
about safety as they make plans to celebrate the “Fourth of July.”
Every year thousands of people are killed or critically injured by fireworks, and more than
half of those are children. Fireworks can result in severe burns, scars and disfigurement
that can last a lifetime. “For that reason, fireworks are illegal to use without a permit.”
Some of the illegal fireworks prohibited for normal resale are as follows:
- Common Bottle Rockets - Firecrackers (Rolls) - Standard
Fireworks
- M80’s with Mortar - M80’s - Projectile Fireworks
- Launchable Rockets with Stands
(The above listed items are only a few samples commonly purchased by people that are
prohibited for sale.)
- WARNING -
You should not sign “waivers” in order to purchase fireworks. A “waiver” will not clear
you of responsibility should you be caught using illegal fireworks. The Palm Beach County
Sheriff’s Office will be enforcing the use of illegal fireworks. Using fireworks illegally is a
first degree misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine.
If you are using “legal” sparklers, novelties and trick noisemakers there is still a risk of
injury. When lit, some sparklers can reach temperatures between 1,300 and 1,800
degrees, which is at least 200 degrees hotter than a standard butane lighter.
Follow these precautions to celebrate safely:
· Use sparklers and other “legal” novelties on a flat, hard surface. Do not light them on
grass.
· Use sparklers in an open area. Keep children and pets at least 30 feet away from all
ignited fireworks. Also keep in mind that livestock such as horses, cows, etc. can also be
frightened by fireworks.
· Light only one item at a time and never attempt to re-light a dud.
· Don’t purchase or use any unwrapped items or items that may have been tampered
with.
Keep a fire extinguisher or water hose on hand for emergencies.
Remember: “IF IT LAUNCHES OR EXPLODES, IT IS OFF LIMITS.”
The Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office wishes you a safe “Fourth of July.”