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Welcome to the Community Forum, a collection of news and information for Pine Grove Lakes members. This site is not sponsored or endorsed by the Association of Property Owners at Pine Grove Lakes, Inc.; it is created by and for PGL members.

Pine Grove Faces Dam Repair Costs
[Journal News & LoHud.com, 1/22/08]

Pine Grove Lakes Homeowners Association

2007 Board of Trustees

Declarations of Restrictions, Grants, Trusts & Charges

Bylaws

Collection Policy

Reserve Fund Policy

New York State Not-For-Profit Corporation Law

Duties & Authority of Association Boards

Not Exactly a Walk in the Park
Board Membership Equals Big Responsibility

If you live in Pine Grove, Sloatsburg or anywhere in Ramapo, please visit Preserve Ramapo, a town-wide coalition of Ramapo citizens from every ethnic, religious, economic and political party affiliation, which opposes the Town's promotion of widespread high-density housing throughout Ramapo, including the villages. Realizing our Town Supervisor and Board are more concerned with catering to developers and special interest groups than in representing the interests of all Ramapo residents, Preserve Ramapo launched a full-out effort to stop the Town Board from destroying our Town. Please visit Preserve Ramapo to find out what you can do to lend your support to this important cause.

Development News

Sloatsburg in the Crosshairs
"If you live in the area, prepare yourself for the following changes. You will have 14,000+ new neighbors and an increase in traffic by a little over 7,000 new cars on the road. The newcomers will draw down local water resources by an additional 1 to 1.5 million gallons per day." (Preserve Ramapo, May 2007)

The Battle For Pomona: Culture Clash
"Pomona is one of Rockland's quietest and most rural nooks, with a population of fewer than 3,000 and homes that sit luxuriously on at least one acre of land. The Tartikov Rabbinical College, a development that has been vexing residents since its plans were announced earlier this year, could add anywhere from 2,000 to upward of 9,000 new residents into a densely packed area, and jeopardize the 40-year-old village politically, socially, and economically." (Rockland Magazine, 8/31/07)

ARCHIVE OF ITEMS FORMERLY POSTED HERE

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