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Ed Savard, Realtor Sponsor & Fairway Estates Resident
386.334.2587
800.791.7108
EdSavard@bellsouth.net
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Meet the Candidates
For Zone 1- Representing Fairway Estates
When:
Monday Night, July 19th @ 7PM at the Quarterly Meeting
of the Fairway Estates Home Owners Association
Where:
United Church of Christ-850 Beville Road
Why:
The decisions of the next commissioner will affect the
residents of Fairway Estates- Let your voice be heard
Tell
your neighbors. See you Monday Night at the General
Meeting of the Fairway Estates Home Owners Association
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Fairway Estates resident voices concern on
Beautification Awards
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Here to read the entire article. |
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2002 GMC SONOMA TRUCK FOR
SALE
Albert and
Peggy Lee are selling their two-door, red truck, which
has been driven less than 31,000 miles.
The tires are in excellent condition with sporty rims,
H&AC, tinted windows and the truck has a bed cover.
The truck has always received routine maintenance and
will be sold as is.
The price is $5,000 (cashier’s
check only, payable to Peggy K. Lee).
If you wish to test drive the truck
or have a diagnostic test done at your expense, call
299-7162 for an appointment. A valid driver’s
license will be required to test drive the truck.
A copy of your ID will be copied before receiving the
key to truck.
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Learn about the
8,000 Tax Rebate Click Here |
Another Fairway Estates Success Story
Jewell Edwards
1305 Ruthbern
Road, Fairway Estates
Listed for $134,000 July 24, 2009
Sold for $134,000 August 11, 2009-JUST 18 Days!!
Ed Savard, Fairway Estates
Resident Realtor
“No one sells More homes for
More Money (and in Less
time) in Fairway Estates than Ed Savard….no one!
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 It
was a pleasure to meet you, Ed on Friday. Thank you for
spending a few moment with me reviewing
the special
holiday offering for Fairway Estates Property owners.
As a review, not only will the members of Fairway
Estates receive a $10 gift card when they sign up
or
renew their membership at Sam's Club they will also
receive either a complimentary winter check up
for
their vehicle or they can choose to receive 50 FREE 4 x
6 prints from our photo lab.Sincerely,
David
Bennett
Sam's Club #8138
Group Plan Administrator
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While
dogs must be "contained" or
"cleaned-up after", the same does
not seem to be applied to cats. On
lower Golfview Drive we have two
(one gray and one white and black)
that always seem to be out and
about. I really am tired of them in
my yard and leaving paw prints on my
car. Are cat owners not as
responsible as dog owners or is a
call to animal control needed.
Regards,
Robert Tretsch
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 $8,000
Reasons to Buy Your First Home NOW!!!
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To register for federal assistance:
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Call the FEMA hotline at 800-621-FEMA (3362) between 7
a.m. and 10 p.m., 7 days a week
OR In-person at the established Disaster Recovery Center
(DRC) at DICKERSON COMMUNITY CENTER, 308 S. Dr. MLK, Jr.
Blvd., in Daytona Beach, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., 7 days a
week OR Online anytime at www.DisasterAssistance.gov
Residents must bring the following information with them
to the DRC or when calling the FEMA hotline:
Contact information (name, address) .
Social Security Number .
Bank account routing/account numbers for direct deposit
Household income information/number of people in
household
Insurance information
A description of damage to their home/business as a
result of the rainfall event
Daytona Beach Storm Survivors are Eligible for Federal
Disaster Assistance
How to Register
President Obama’s declaration of a major disaster in
Volusia County triggers the release of federal funds to
help affected residents recover from the recent rainfall
event in Daytona Beach that began May 17. The assistance
is available for individuals and households.
To apply for assistance, residents must be a homeowner,
renter or business owner in Volusia County with
disaster-related damage or loss resulting from severe
storms, flooding, tornado and straight-line winds.
Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) Dickerson Community
Center
308 S. Dr. MLK, Jr. Blvd.
Daytona Beach
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FLOODING INFORMATION FOR OUR RESIDENTS
On Wednesday, May 27th, 2009, the President of the
United States made a declaration of a major disaster in
Florida. Doing so triggered the release of federal funds
to help affected residents recover from the recent
rainfall event in Volusia County that began May 17th.
The assistance will be to individuals and households.
Public assistance has not been declared at this time.
These are the steps you can take to seek assistance. *
Flood Insurance-If you have flood insurance, contact
your insurance provider to see what is covered under
your policy. If you do not have flood insurance, please
contact FEMA at 1-800-621-3362. ** FEMA- Residents whose
properties have been affected by the recent rainfall can
either register for assistance at one of the two
Disaster Recovery Centers (DRC) or on-line at
www.DisasterAssistance.gov *** Disaster Recovery
Centers- Disaster Recovery Centers will be open from
7:00 AM until 7:00 PM at Holly Hill Recreation Center
and Dickerson Center in Daytona Beach. Resident must
bring with them contact information, social security
number, household income information, number of people
in the household, insurance information, a description
of the damage to their house/business as a result of the
rainfall event. The American Red Cross will have a
representative at the centers and it is recommended that
residents register with them also.
SHIP Assistance-Under the State Housing Initiative
Partnership (SHIP) program, there is assistance for
homeowners who meet eligibility income levels. The
assistance could be reimbursement for the purchase of
tarps, temporary housing, payment of insurance
deductible, and construction assistance. Please contact
the City's SHIP Coordinator at (386) 506-5642. |
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Looking for Secretarial
work. I can do translation work ---English/Spanish.
Lenore Albritton - 386-202-4275 |
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I've noticed a lot of police in our
neighborhood today. Any news we should know about? I adore
animals but for those of you that walk your dog without a
leash...you are putting them at risk. Your dog may approach
another dog on a leash and could be attacked. A very
friendly lady walks her dogs constantly without a leash on
our street. The dog is in and out of other peoples yards and
does not listen to it's owner. Other dogs don't necessarily
like these visits. My former dog launched attacks on loose
dogs that approached her...out of fear (called fearful
aggression). She was trained and leashed and very friendly
towards all people but had been severely attacked by other
dogs which caused this fearful response. SO PLEASE KEEP YOUR
DOGS ON LEASHES. Kimberly Wallace |
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FEHOA is recycling
the following: old tattered & worn flags, used batteries,
cell phones, prescription and non-prescription eyeglasses &
sunglasses, children glasses are especially needed. Bring these items to our next HOA meeting.
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Adam Lowery, local
resident of Fairway Estates won $500.00 Scholarship for
writing an essay to the Florida Association of Realtors,
about your RESIDENT Fairway Estate Realtor, Ed Savard.
Click here to read his winning
essay!! |
- Lawn Watering & Car Washing - Watering Restrictions:
Due to our severe lack of rainfall, the City is requesting
all residents and businesses to observe the watering
restrictions. Restrictions apply to all water resources
including private wells, lakes and city water.
Watering Hours are:
Odd address: Wednesday & Saturday
4-8 AM (Manual & Automatic Systems)
5-9 PM (Manual & Automatic Systems)
Even address: Thursday & Sunday
(Hours same as above) |
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With Hurricane Season here
are you prepared - What would you take with you if you had to evacuate your
home in a moments notice? Click here to view a handy Home
Emergency Checklist, prepared by the Office Of Emergency
Services and Homeland Security.
Emergency Checklist |
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Rubbish
Removal - Collected TUESDAY and FRIDAY, Trash containers
should be placed at the curb the night before pickup. They
should not be left on the curb for more than 24 hours. (Land
Development Code, Article 18, Sec. 45-14 (4). If you don't
have a container or if yours is not usable call 671-8670 for
replacement or questions. |
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Recycle - Place the recycle
bin at curbside with trash container on WEDNESDAY Glass,
plastic, and paper should be in green recycling container
(city provided). If you do not have one, a visit to city hall
on Orange Ave. will get you one, or call 671-8678, Hazard
Waste 947-2952. |
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Yard & Organic Cuttings - These are picked up on
Wednesday. Limbs can't be larger than 5 feet long and no
bigger than 6 inches in diameter. If you have big stuff like
this then call Florida Recycle Services at 671-8670 for an
estimate of cost. Of course, you can take these items to the
land fill yourself. It is located on Tomoka Farms Road, Call
947-2952 for information. |
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Over Grown Yards & Garbage on Lots - If you notice
any place that is an unsightly mess then call Solid Waste
Management 671-8670 and the city will come, evaluate it and
get it fixed in accordance with the City Code chapter 18-2 |
Fairway
Estates Homeowners Association
We were informed that the City of Daytona Beach has parking
ordinance regarding narrow streets. Our streets are only 16
feet wide and when you have cars parked on both sides
emergency vehicles are unable to get through. Below is a copy
of the ordinance and with the increase of police patrols in
our neighborhood we want to make sure you don't get a ticket.
ODE OF ORDINANCES
City of
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
Codified through
Ord. No. 05-268, adopted July 20, 2005.
(Supplement No. 18)
ARTICLE II. STOPPING AND PARKING*
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*State law references: Jurisdiction, F.S.
§ 316.640(3)
Sec. 94-44.
Obstruction of traffic by parking.
No person shall park any vehicle upon a street in such a
manner or under such conditions as to leave available less
than eight feet of the width of the traffic lane for free
movement of vehicular traffic. (Code 1970, § 45-9)
What does that
mean to you?
If you are parked on one side of the street and there is a car
parked directly across from you on the other side of the
street, you must park far enough from the car to make sure
that there is 8 feet on either side of the street.
Expect on Margina,
which already has an ordinance where you can only park on one
side of the street.
Posted 8/7/2006 |
Some
residents have expressed concern as to registered sex
offenders living in Fairway Estates. One of the goals of this,
your community website, is to serve and inform. Should you
wish to find the addresses and names of registered sex
offenders in this or any other neighborhood, this information
can be found at www.FamilyWatchdog.us.
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A
Neighborhood Watch will be restarted. Lynne and Ben Sarro
will be setting this up in conjunction with the Daytona
Beach Police Department. Lynne & Ben can be reached at
386-238-6242
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- New Business started by Terry Arva's wife "German
Touch Baskets and Gifts" by Hannelore for more details call:
255-8288, producing unique gift baskets for all occasions,
prices ranging from 8.00 - 150.00, something for everyone.
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Penny Saver - is our local
"garage sale" paper with all kinds of classified and display
ads. Delivered every Wednesday, this is a FREE publication.
Call 677-1541
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Auto License Tags & Driver
License - Within ten days of establishing residence in Florida
you must apply for a Florida vehicle certificate of title and
buy license tags for your automobile. For more information
call: Tags - 254-4610, Driver License - 238-3140
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Voter Registration - You must
be 18 years of age or over and have no felony record to
register and vote in local, state and national elections in
Florida. New residents may register immediately. Registration
books are Closed 30 days prior to any election.
(Fairway Estates' voting place is at Bellville Church of
Christ Hall in the front of Fairway Estates Development)
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640 Dunlawton Ave,
Port Orange, FL 32127
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