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Good Morning Karen, The PO will only deliver to cluster mailboxes in developments like 3 Canyons. There are no individual mailboxes in 3 Canyons. The developer of Fairfield Estates should have put in

Hello I have a question also on the payment of installation of the mailboxes. Has anyone looked into the developers responsibility? Also it might be worth checking with the VDO HOA to see what

There have been two comments on groups.io about "if the USPS will pay for the mail boxes". If you are not on groups.io, then you didn't see them. It's a pain for me to have two email list, and to

I was also under the impression the post office provides and installs the boxes

I thought the post office was providing the mailbox unit. Not sure what they charge. Bill [email protected]> wrote:

Gail, My assumption all along has been that the costs will be cover by our Road District tax money, and I've never heard anything to the contrary. That is why the Board needs to vote on it. Ken

Jim I completely agree that the Board should consider all options for siting the mailboxes, and it needs to vote on the site. But, I can’t think of any site along Fairfield Cir that is equal to or

Jim, I agree. When do you want to meet? Hal should send an email to all those at the last board meeting. I've forgotten who all was there. Thanks for the kind words. I know that forming the road

Those of you who haven't joined groups.io have been out of the loop for some emails and this is an important one from Mark so I'm sending it to everyone.? (It would certainly simplify my life if

? ?A bit of history (as far back as I can go) regarding the pavement of Fairfield. I may not have all the facts and Jim Ruby will need to fill in where I am mistaken or missing information. As

Karen, As I said, I suspect it is because your end of the road was not planned to be a road by the developer, and it's not shown as a road on the county parcel map. But I really don't know.? The

This is an excellent question. I was perplexed why my end of the road was not paved. If someone could shed some light on this it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Karen [email protected]>

Karen’s statement, “The Fairfield ?Road organization did not extend the paved road to my area…” brings up a question I’ve thought about. What are the roads that the Fairfield Estates Road

Thank you for the layout and explanation . I then have no issues with option #3.

I concur with Mr. Paddock and want to also point out it would be on the paved portion and there is another property between you and the proposed site.

Ma’am, I guess I don’t understand why traffic would increase down the dirt road to your house. It’s approximately a 1/4 mile from where the proposed mail boxes would go to your house. And the

I meant significantly not signification auto correct (bummer) [email protected]> wrote:

Hi Neighbors: I understand the legal aspect of it, however my concern is that a flow of traffic at site#3 would bring significant traffic to my property. My area of Fairfield road suffers

Thank you Karen for your question. I assume that you are referring to near the intersection of Fairfield and 3 Canyons.? That is potential site #1 referred to in previous emails. The Road District

Hi Ken. I have emailed Jim and tried calling Jimmy Ruby but I was unsuccessful contacting either of them as of tonight. Hal Nyander [email protected]> wrote: