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Home Owners News Archive 09-Aug-2009
State may require former Fairland care home owners to pay fine (Grove Sun Daily)FAIRLAND â?? The State Health Department is seeking almost a half a million dollars in fines against the former owners of an Ottawa County residential home for operating four unlicensed residential units.
Zabeel hands over Tiara Residence (AME Info)Zabeel Properties has officially handed over its first development to its owners at Tiara Residence, comprising of 644 resort style residences, located on the main trunk of Palm Jumeirah. About 70% of the development has been sold and home owners have begun moving in since April.
Cobourg home-owners ask for heritage designation to be removed (Northumberland Today)Cobourg Councillor Miriam Mutton expressed sympathy for the problems experienced by home-owners Gina Zavagno and Glen Brown, though she honestly believes their request to have the heritage designation on their home removed is not necessary.[...]
Who Mows the Grass? (WSAV Savannah)Some home owners in Pooler are upset about an unsightly problem, and they say no one seems to be taking responsibility for it.
Harper Government Delivering Action to Support Home Owners: Invests in the Economy (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)New figures released by the Government of Canada prove that the Economic Action Plan is achieving impressive results to stimulate Canada's housing sector. Mike Wallace, Member of Parliament, on behalf of the Honourable Lisa Raitt, Minister of Natural Resources, today highlighted that more Canadians are investing in home renovations, thereby directly creating jobs and improving the economy.
Home owners file claim with Lake Delton (Wisconsin Dells Events)Former Lake Delton landowners who lost their property June 9 filed a claim against the village this week seeking $1.35 million. A notice of claim, the required precursor to a lawsuit, was hand delivered to village Clerk-treasurer-coordinator Kay Mackesey Monday.
Banks squeeze home owners for more (Independent Online)The country's four biggest banks have hiked monthly banking fees on home loans by up to 500 percent, at a time when many consumers are battling enormous debt and living costs.
Hurricane planning session set (Galveston County Daily News)JAMAICA BEACH West end residents will hold their own hurricane planning meeting Saturday, hoping to catch second-home owners while theyre in town.
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