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Carrolltowne Association, Inc.

P.O. Box 463

Eldersburg, Maryland 21784-0463


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Community Yard Sale Saturday, May 3

May 3rd, 2008 8:00am– The Carrolltowne Association will hold its annual spring yard sale. We will advertise it in local papers. This is your time to do your spring cleaning and make a few bucks on all that old stuff! Place items in your driveway or on your lawn. There is no rain date.

Parking on Street

April 25th, 2008 – Be aware that the County Sheriff’s Department is placing warnings on cars illegally parked on the streets. State law which requires that a vehicle be parked no further than twelve inches from the curb, and that the vehicle be parked on the proper side of the street - facing the same direction as that side's traffic.

Take Action Concerning Carrolltowne Mall

November 1st, 2007 – The Carrolltowne Board has created the following letter for you to download and personalize to send to Dixon Harvey, principal of Black Oak Associates, owners of Carrolltowne Mall. The Board shares your concerns and frustrations and asks that you take a few moments to communicate your concerns directly to Black Oak Associates. Click on the link below to retrieve this Microsoft Word document:

(Click Here) for the letter.

Please Mind Your Dog(s)

It has come to the attention of the Board that there have been several instances of folks not curbing their pets, as well as some folks whose dogs bark constantly.
 
It is well to remember that this is a very nice residential community, and while it is good health and good form to walk ones dog, it is equally good form, and quite neighborly to take care that your dog does not leave a mess in its wake. Not everyone appreciates the 'gift'.
 
Also, Carroll County has a "leash law". Purposely allowing your dog to run free and un-controlled can lead to an un-necessary trip to the animal shelter to reclaim your dog, or worse yet,  legal difficulties for the owner.
 
On the subject of barking dogs, please be considerate of your neighbors.
 

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