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Take care of a barking dog before it violates code – Article by AZCentral.com

Posted by AmberPM on April 29, 2011 · 2 Comments

Question: How can you resolve a barking-dog incident before it becomes a code violation? Answer: Spring’s mild temperaturess lure many to crack open their windows and doors to let the cool breeze inside. This season is also a favorite time for four-legged pals to lounge around our backyards. While this welcome weather is a pleasure, … Continue reading →

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“TRUST BUT VERIFY” – Article by Carl A. Brown, RCI, RRO

Posted by AmberPM on April 12, 2011 · Leave a Comment

These words were made famous by a well-respected president, and seem to apply to many aspects of our world. However they are especially appropriate to the condominium construction industry. Here is why Quality Assurance Doesn’t Cost, it Pays. In the 1960’s and before, the California construction industry was mostly union labor, from the least skilled … Continue reading →

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