Andersonville/San Cristo Neighborhood Association

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External Links: Add; Fort Collins Police Dept.; City of Fort Collins; Ross Cunniff, Councilmember; Larimer County

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Nate Budd City Council Candidate - District 1

Hello, My name is Nate Budd, I am running for Fort Collins City Council in District 1. I look forward to engaging with the community in the coming months and learning about the... more

Started: January 30th 2017Replies: 0

What is the opinion of the families in our neighborhoood about school redistricting? I've heard many say that they opt thier children into Poudre elementary schools, but it may be hard for our parents... more

Started: April 30th 2005Replies: 2

New Board Members Needed

The Board is currently recruiting for new members. We only have 4 current members and would like to have a few more. We try to have members that are from all areas of the neighborhood so that all... more

Started: April 16th 2002Replies: 1

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Andersonville/San Cristo Neighborhood Association Real Estate and Home Values

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Do You Need an Attorney if You Are Buying or Selling a Home?: Paying an attorney for a couple of visits before all of the paperwork is signed may be worth the expense. Before You Sign, Call an Attorney Buying or selling a home has become a streamlined process where...
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Neighborhood Resource Guide

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Ask Before You Alter: The deed restrictions for your community require written permission from the Architectural Control Committee or Board of Directors before any changes, alterations or additions are made by an owner/-resident to ...
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New Owners - Putting Your Association's Best Foot Forward: "First impressions are the most lasting." This proverb, while generally applied to personal encounters, is well worth embracing in considering the initial contact the community association has with a new...
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