The PMV HOA Board of Directors takes its responsibility of informing PMV owners of accurate news relevant to our community very seriously.
There may be situations that require research and time to access information. The PMV board appreciates your understanding and patience as your HOA Board takes the time to conduct its due diligence prior to disseminating accurate information, especially when outside entities are involved.
Recently a memo was sent to the City of Sisters by Blackmore Planning and Development Services LLC asking the City of Sisters to consider extending S Pine Meadow St. The extension as proposed would go through private property owned by the Roundhouse Foundation (Rolling Hills) and extend to the south.
The attorneys for the Roundhouse Foundation have talked with the City of Sisters and advised them that this plan is not in the best interest of the Roundhouse Foundation.
In my role as the PMV HOA Board President, I (John Sanders) also talked with the City of Sisters Principal Planner and made it clear this would not be in the best interest of Pine Meadow Village.
As your Board President, I have been told by the City of Sisters Principal Planner that the City has no plans to extend S Pine Meadow St. If for some reason this information changes you will be informed by your PMV HOA Board of Directors.
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