▶Posted in triplicate (a Trilogy) around these #ALTACITIES and our Flipboard magazines, the following #SocialCurrentSee archive is a timely sequel to the allied posts on our NEXTDOOR Trilogy message board.
Very few
common interest developments (aka
HOAs) in the
USA come with a landing strip like the one shown above. As amenities for HOAs generally go, a community golf course or a fitness center may be the typical luxury, not a private plane landing strip? The clips and links below reveal some truth in the old adage (here paraphrased): "The more you add to your home purchase, the more that can go wrong!"
According to
CAIRF, Florida leads the nation with about 50,000* HOAs where in excess of 8 million* residents live, topping the nation in both categories. (*2016 estimates)
This location is the
Spruce Creek Fly-in Community near
Daytona Beach, Florida. Recently notable is how a conflict for resident pilots at this HOA made the report that is linked below.
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Deborah Goonan, Independent American Communities, writes: "Across the US, there are some planned communities targeted to pilot homeowners with private aircraft. Each home comes with its own airplane hangar, and the community has its own runways. That enables the homeowners to conveniently store their aircraft on site, and fly to and from their own homes in their private aircraft." Something like this might be expected in the western US, perhaps Alaska, but the site is most unusual for an urban state like Florida, right?
Bingo, bango, bongo or just BING
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