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2026-06-10 18:29
825 The Preserve Regular Session Scheduled Board Meeting 06-15-2026; 5pm
The next open Board of Directors meeting for The Preserve Homeowners Association is scheduled for
Monday, June 15, 2026 beginning at 5pm.
The meeting will be held at
Ascend Church located at 3838 W Floating Feather Road in Eagle (Park & Floating Feather).
Homeowners are welcome to attend.
Sincerely,
The Preserve Board of Directors
Mountainbreeze Management
customercare@mountainbreezemgt.com | 208-342-7368
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Monday, June 15, 2026 beginning at 5pm.
The meeting will be held at
Ascend Church located at 3838 W Floating Feather Road in Eagle (Park & Floating Feather).
Homeowners are welcome to attend.
Sincerely,
The Preserve Board of Directors
Mountainbreeze Management
customercare@mountainbreezemgt.com | 208-342-7368
Learn more
2026-05-07 00:03
Preserve Well Project - Huge focused FAQ from HOA members.
The complete FAQ from many HOA members about the Well/Water projects.
View (Just click on the View Link) specifically focused on Water.
The fastest, easiest ,most cost effective (almost free) way to get such information to you.
View Document (PDF)
View (Just click on the View Link) specifically focused on Water.
The fastest, easiest ,most cost effective (almost free) way to get such information to you.
View Document (PDF)
2026-04-18 15:19
Want to get involved in the community? Want to start your own club/group/committee?
Start Your Own Community Group!
Do you have a hobby or interest you’d love to share with your neighbors? You now have the power to bring people together and build a more vibrant community! Whether it’s a weekly game night or a monthly outdoor adventure, you are empowered to reach out and gather interest from everyone in our neighborhood.
How It Works:
Member-Led, Not Board-Managed: These groups are created and run entirely by community members like you. This keeps the focus on fun and shared interests rather than formal administration.
Promotion Support:
Once you’re ready to start, a committee leader can help spread the word by posting meeting times on the community calendar and sending out "interest blasts" via email to signed-up group members.
Inspiration:
Check out the Community → Committees page for examples of what’s possible. From Chess, Gardening, and Hiking to Knitting, Cards, and "Moms & Daughters" groups, if you can imagine it, you can start it!
A Note on Costs:
To keep these groups accessible and inclusive, we ask that they remain non-commercial. There should be no "membership fees" or profit involved. Of course, groups may decide to share the cost of basic supplies—like a deck of cards, gardening tools, or yarn—to help keep the activities going.
Ready to start? Anything is possible when we come together. Let’s build something great!
Bob
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Do you have a hobby or interest you’d love to share with your neighbors? You now have the power to bring people together and build a more vibrant community! Whether it’s a weekly game night or a monthly outdoor adventure, you are empowered to reach out and gather interest from everyone in our neighborhood.
How It Works:
Member-Led, Not Board-Managed: These groups are created and run entirely by community members like you. This keeps the focus on fun and shared interests rather than formal administration.
Promotion Support:
Once you’re ready to start, a committee leader can help spread the word by posting meeting times on the community calendar and sending out "interest blasts" via email to signed-up group members.
Inspiration:
Check out the Community → Committees page for examples of what’s possible. From Chess, Gardening, and Hiking to Knitting, Cards, and "Moms & Daughters" groups, if you can imagine it, you can start it!
A Note on Costs:
To keep these groups accessible and inclusive, we ask that they remain non-commercial. There should be no "membership fees" or profit involved. Of course, groups may decide to share the cost of basic supplies—like a deck of cards, gardening tools, or yarn—to help keep the activities going.
Ready to start? Anything is possible when we come together. Let’s build something great!
Bob
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