2016 April

Amazing!

The difference in the quality of life when the City of Plantation actually does the job our tax dollars are paying for! Driving through the area and not having to see that pile of trash and debris brightens the day. [...]

April 22nd, 2016|Categories: City Of Plantation, City of Plantation City Council, Code Enforement, East / West Divide, Plantation Park East Homeowners Association (PPEHOA), Strata at Plantation|Tags: City of Plantation, Code Enforcement, East / West Divide, Plantation Business Park, Plantation Park East Homeowners Association, Strata at Plantation|0 Comments

Code Enforcement AGAIN!

Another example of how both the Plantation Park East Homeowners Association (PPEHOA) and the City of Plantation Code Enforcement FAIL totally at insuring quality of life within the Plantation Park East Community. A home has changed ownership. The new owners [...]

April 20th, 2016|Categories: City Of Plantation, City of Plantation City Council, Code Enforement, East / West Divide, Plantation Park East Homeowners Association (PPEHOA), Strata at Plantation|Tags: City of Plantation, Code Enforcement, East / West Divide, Plantation Business Park, Plantation Park East Homeowners Association, Strata at Plantation|0 Comments

PPEHOA Logo Header

Cleaning out old files, came across one of the long gone benefits of being a member and living in the Plantation Park East Home Owners Association, the Parkeast Voice! Residents paid $10 a year to receive it. Although it looks [...]

April 9th, 2016|Categories: Plantation Park East Homeowners Association (PPEHOA)|Tags: Park East Voice, Plantation Park East Homeowners Association|0 Comments

Media Page

Posted on the Media page are a couple of articles hyping the project.

April 7th, 2016|Categories: City Of Plantation, City of Plantation City Council, Strata at Plantation|Tags: City of Plantation, Strata at Plantation|0 Comments

Once, if a business, business owner, public official or Home Owners Association (HOA) did something a member of the public didn't like or disagreed with, they had little recourse besides protesting in person or to their local Better Business Bureau. Now, with the avenue of the Internet, the average person can easily voice their concerns and open a dialog to come to a compromise and/or lead to a resolution. If that opportunity by the business, public or HOA official neglects to respond, it is up to any of those individuals to voice their response.

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