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Animal Complaint Information
14-Jul-2010
Animal Complaint Information:
In the event that a loose dog chases, menaces, or attacks homeowners should file a complaint so that the offending animal(s) can be dealt with appropriately.
In accordance with MSB Title 24, and the Settler’s Bay CC&R's & Rules, Animal Owners may not allow an animal to annoy any person. All dogs are to be leashed or otherwise restrained at all times when outdoors.
You have three choices :
1. Fill out an Animal Complaint Form. http://ww1.matsugov.us/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_view&gid=2129&tmpl=component&format=raw&Itemid=224 You must deliver or fax the form to MSB ANIMAL CONTROL yourself. The MSB will not respond or act upon 3rd party information.
An Animal Control Officer will respond to you and proceed in accordance with the provisions of Title 24. Code can be viewed online at www.matsugov.us , Borough code.
2. File a written complaint with the HOA: Complaints should be for "repeat offenders" only. Any pet can escape or bark once in a while, and it is not the intention of the covenants or the HOA that a one-time incident be dealt with in a severe manner. Complaints are reserved for chronic-problem animals only. Your Name: Your E-mail Address (optional): Physical Address: Your Telephone # : Breed of Animal (if known): Size of Animal: Color of Animal: Where animal normally resides (Physical Address) : Date You Observed the incident: Please describe incident: The HOA will contact the offending dog-owner in writing to advise of the violation and
to request that they correct the problem. Most residents will respond positively to a note from the HOA and correct the problem, however if they do not, the HOA is not empowered to enforce MSB code. You MUST exercise the other option and file a complaint directly with MSB Animal Control.
3. You can do both of the above.
***MSB ANIMAL CONTROL WILL NOT ACCEPT OR ACT UPON COMPLAINTS BROUGHT ONLY TO THE HOA. IF YOU WANT ANIMAL CONTROL TO INTERVENE, YOU MUST FILE A COMPLAINT YOURSELF WITH THEM*** Matanuska-Susitna Borough Animal Care and Regulation 746-5500 Monday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Address Updates
07-Jul-2010
All of our mailings are sent using the addresses listed for each property through the Borough. Please check the website below to verify they have your most current mailing address. http://www.matsugov.us/myproperty/ Name Search: Last name first then first name. (Example Smith John) If the address is incorrect or needs to be updated please do so by calling: Borough Assessments 745-9642
Alpine Septic Pumping Inc.
15-May-2010
Alpine Septic Pumping Inc. ph: 907-373-2120 We would like to offer a discount of either 10.00 off or a coupon for 500 AK Airlines Mileage Plan Miles to your homeowners who need their septic pumped. We are proposing a Settler's Bay Day twice a month, thinking the 2nd Wed. and / or 4th Friday of the month June - October. This would save us a lot of time and fuel which of course helps the environment and further, we can focus on certain areas and better take care of our customer base and new customers. Regular septic pumping will help keep your water table clean, which in turn keeps your family healthy. For more tips on septic maintenance please visit www.alpineseptic.com. 
Burning in Settlers Bay
09-Apr-2010
Burning in Settlers Bay a. Burning of leaves, branches, logs etc. is not allowed from April 1 through October 1. b. Garbage/trash burning is prohibited. c. Fire pits are not to exceed a 3 foot by 3 foot area (a 9 square foot area). Please check with the Borough before burning to ensure safe burning conditions. Burn permits are required during fire season for all types of burning, with a few exceptions.
Crime Stoppers
27-Jul-2009
Settlers Bay is a member of Crime Stoppers please utilize this resource for reporting crimes anonymously. Callers may be eligible for rewards. PHONE - (907) 745-3333 Mat-Su CrimeStoppers, Inc.
PO Box 3036
Palmer, AK 99645 www.matsu-crimestoppers.org To ensure your anonymity, utilize the hotline, text message or submit tips via the secure website. How the Program Works Put simply, it is a three-part approach to solving the crime problem. It relies on cooperation between the police, the media, and the general community to provide a flow of information about crime and criminals. Mat-Su CrimeStoppers select a Crime of the Week, which is published in the local newspapers as well as radio and television. Calls are received at a local CrimeStoppers telephone. The police CrimeStoppers liaison receives the information then evaluates it, makes initial inquiries, and then passes all information on to the investigating officer. No information regarding the identity of the caller is given to the investigating officer. Because the caller is not required to give their name, CrimeStoppers allows the caller to give information in a positive atmosphere without the prospect of retribution. By offering cash rewards for information leading to arrests, the program encourages otherwise reluctant callers to volunteer information. Callers may be eligible for rewards. The Online WebTip: Tipsters now have the option of giving us tips online. The process is completely secure and anonymous and is a very effective and efficient means of safely communicating with us in today's world. Our WebTip process is powered by the world's leading online tip solution provider, Anderson Software. The very unique integrated Two-Way Dialog capabilties allow the tipster to come back and provide additional information to their tip at any time, but also provides a secure means for the coordinator to ask questions or provide reward information back to the tipster through the same secure and encrypted interface. Text a tip: Remain completely anonymous. All identifying information is stripped from your message. Send your tip to: Crimes (274637) In your text, start by adding the keyword: MATSU Follow the keyword with your information and press send. You will receive a response in seconds along with instructions on how to remain anonymous, submitting more information, and claiming rewards. Example: TO: 274637 MATSU John Doe is selling drugs behind the high school. He is 5' tall and wearing a red ball cap. He is driving a... PRESS SEND It's that simple! Listen to a live broadcast of the Crime of the Week every Monday at 8:15 AM with DJ Kathy Mitchell, along with Don and Lu from the Mat-Su Crime Stoppers, on 100.9 FM.
Suspicious Activity
24-Jun-2009
A this time there are no substantiated reports of break-ins related to door-to-door sales in the Mat-Su Valley. However, you should always report suspicious behavior. Sales representatives should always identify themselves by name and should be willing to provide you with a phone number of the company they are with to verify their identities. The following is information taken directly from the Troopers website and can be used as a tool in crime prevention: http://www.dps.state.ak.us/ast/crimeprevention/ Many people are not sure what constitutes "suspicious activity" and when to contact law enforcement. So, what kind of things are suspicious and when should I call? 1)Anyone forcibly entering a car or home. 2)Someone running from a home or business under unusual circumstances. 3)Someone carrying a weapon in an inappropriate setting. 4)Anyone ringing your doorbell or knocking on your door without a reasonable explanation for doing so. 5)Strange vehicles parked in your area. 6)A clean vehicle with dirty or damaged plates. 7)Any activity or event you observe that makes you feel uncomfortable. Always obey your intuitive sense that something is suspicious. If you are not sure about calling law enforcement, CALL ANYWAY! How to report a crime to local law enforcement Alaska state Troopers: (907) 745-2131 1)Identify yourself - name, address and telephone number. 2)Report the type of crime. 3)Report if the crime is "In Progress" or "Has Occurred." 4)Vehicle description, tag number, color,dents, WRITE THIS DOWN ! 5)Suspect description WRITE THIS DOWN ! 6)Direction of vehicle or pedestrian travel (use compass direction). 7)Stay on the line as long as you can. 8)Call neighbor to help watch suspects and provide more information.
Posting of Business signs not permitted.
04-Dec-2008
Reminder Posting of Business Signs is not permitted per Subdivision Covenants. No Sign of any kind shall be displayed to the public view on any lot or Residential Unit, (this includes Association Common areas)… More can be found in the Covenants in Article VIII - Restrictions and Covenants - Section 1.Q Signs.
The Association's
Temporary Use & Liability Waiver. Please download, complete and
return this form to:
Dale Eaton, HOA Security Manager
PO Box 879451
Wasilla, AK 99687 or
6800 Hemmer Rd.
Wasilla, AK 99654
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