Lexington Farms

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Lexington Farms is a subdivision located off the north end of Shackelford Road in northern St. Louis County, Missouri. Residents enjoy spacious yards, two subdivision ponds, an annual block party, and use of the Saratoga Bath & Tennis facility. Come check us out!

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Documents & Pages: Add; 2017 Fishing Policy; 2017 New Owner Information; 2017 Volunteer Form; 2017 Newsletter

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Sunday's Neighborhood meeting.

What happened at the meeting this past Sunday, is there a newsletter coming out soon and When is the next meeting? more

Started: April 13th 2015Replies: 0

Any subdivisions in south county that prohibit...

Even though unincorporated SoCo allows them (or doesn't prohobit them specifically), are there any subdivisions that prohibit them in their rules or bi-laws? Thanks. more

Started: August 17th 2015Replies: 1

Burglaries in the area

Please share the information as you wish. There have been burglaries in the area as first reported in the paper a few weeks ago. The burglaries are still continuing and the police are very active in... more

Started: December 5th 2007Replies: 1

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Why Is My Basement Damp?: Why Is My Basement Damp? The source of your problem could be a water leak or high humidity. Both can lead to mold, mildew, or other biological growth. Depending on the severity, conditions can lead...
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Do You Need Long Term Care Insurance?: Long-term care insurance can help cover the cost of non-medical care if you find that you can no longer take care of yourself. Find out if it’s right for you. The average life expectancy in the U.S. is...
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HOA Governing Documents: Your homeowners association has a number of governing documents. Learn what they do and which take precedent. Do you know the difference between your homeowners association’s CC&Rs (Covenants,...
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