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Mediation cases

Posted 5/29/13

Cases the city deems appropriate for mediation include: • Animal/pet problems • Noise and nuisance behaviors • Property maintenance issues • …

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Mediation cases

Posted Wednesday, May 29, 2013 3:20 pm

Cases the city deems appropriate for mediation include:

• Animal/pet problems

• Noise and nuisance behaviors

• Property maintenance issues

• Traffic and parking disputes

• Cultural diversity issues

• Property line and fence disputes

• Trees and vegetation, drainage/irrigation disputes

• Homeowner association conflicts that are not legal in nature

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