Excessive regulations can make family life in the Cotswolds undesirable.
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Susan Winchester Wilson
9 years ago
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It is very important to have some degree of personal discretion. I suggest ARC avoid the appearance of being arbitrary in it's approvals and relax it's restrictions. I would like to maintain a "pleasant environment".
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Meghan Elmore
9 years ago
I see no problem with small garden flags.
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Bo and Jimmie Bohannon
9 years ago
I strongly feel the ARC and the rest of the HOA Board has overstepped its authority by banned all types of outdoor flags. I sign this petition to express my support for the flying of outdoor flags
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We should also address overnight street parking
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Carolyn Taft
9 years ago
Carolyn Taft
4723 Cotswold Lane
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Although I do have a problem with white perimeter invisible dog flags that remained for an extended period of time.
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Stefanie Vaughn
9 years ago
3916 Bibury Cir
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Anonymous
9 years ago
1154 Bristol Way
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Kathy Oglesby
9 years ago
I don't have a sign, but am not opposed if others choose to have one on their lawn as long as it is in good taste and well maintained.
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Blake Rochelle
9 years ago
4735 Cotswold lane
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Ginny Kent
9 years ago
3758 Cotswold Dr N
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Jay Tysver
9 years ago
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After thoughtful discussion the thought arose in my mind about someone branding a yellow ribbon for a missing soldier. I think this covers that. We don't know what a flag can mean to a person. It ought to be allowed to an extent.
Excessive regulations can make family life in the Cotswolds undesirable.
It is very important to have some degree of personal discretion. I suggest ARC avoid the appearance of being arbitrary in it's approvals and relax it's restrictions. I would like to maintain a "pleasant environment".
I see no problem with small garden flags.
I strongly feel the ARC and the rest of the HOA Board has overstepped its authority by banned all types of outdoor flags. I sign this petition to express my support for the flying of outdoor flags
We should also address overnight street parking
Carolyn Taft 4723 Cotswold Lane
Although I do have a problem with white perimeter invisible dog flags that remained for an extended period of time.
3916 Bibury Cir
1154 Bristol Way
I don't have a sign, but am not opposed if others choose to have one on their lawn as long as it is in good taste and well maintained.
4735 Cotswold lane
3758 Cotswold Dr N
After thoughtful discussion the thought arose in my mind about someone branding a yellow ribbon for a missing soldier. I think this covers that. We don't know what a flag can mean to a person. It ought to be allowed to an extent.
Allow the tasteful use of limited small flags
4668 Cotswold Lane
4604 Cotswold Lane
4624 Amberley Dr.
4602 Cotswold Ln
1316 Bristol Mnr
I agree with the petition