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About Town Monthly E-Newsletter - September 2012
September 20, 2012
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FEATURES
Queen Creek offers free Homeowners Association classes Queen Creek residents are invited to take part in a series of free classes at Queen Creek’s HOA Academy. Presented by The Leadership Centre and the Town of Queen Creek, these classes provide detailed information about responsibilities of Homeowners’ Associations (HOA) and HOA leadership.During its July 18 meeting, the Queen Creek Town Council authorized the start of the Town’s major General Plan amendment process for 2012. This year, six amendments are being presented for consideration. A public open house was held on Aug. 29 to gather feedback from residents, with an additional open house scheduled for 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 11 in the Queen Creek Branch Library's Zane Grey Room, 21802 S. Ellsworth Road. Queen Creek offers free Day of Play event on Oct. 13 Come spend the morning or early afternoon at the Library Recreation Annex as the Recreation Division promotes heath, wellness, and fitness for youth, teens and adults of all ages. Free activities will get the kids playing and their minds active, while teens and parents can explore the various exercise classes and improve their health and fitness. |
QUESTIONS TO THE TOWN
A new traffic signal for this intersection is currently being designed. Once the design has been completed, the Town will order the new traffic signal equipment and work with a contractor to begin the installation. It is anticipated the new traffic signal will be completed and operational in late November or early December, 2012. The Town's Economic Development Department has developed a number of programs to assist growth in the community. Successful businesses of all types and sizes are vital for a community’s success, so the Town has created a wide variety of available programs. Complete details and applications for each program are available on the Town’s website at QueenCreek.org. The heat, coupled with monsoon rains have provided ideal mosquito breeding conditions over the past few weeks. Maricopa County is responsible for mosquito control in our area, and they do offer an online complaint form to report mosquito issues. |
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