Clark Pines Civic Associaton
Welcome to Clark Pines
The Clark Pines subdivision was developed by brothers R. D. Clark and H. H. Clark in the mid to late 1940’s as a residential neighborhood, named after the developers and the area’s indigenous loblolly pines.
Several of the original homeowners still live in the neighborhood.
UPCOMING EVENTS
CPCA Virtual General Meeting
Saturday 16th July at 5:00p.m.
Join Meeting on Zoom
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83363759792?pwd=STRtZ2x3WnZJMHd4OWFiVEoySE5QUT09
Meeting ID: 833 6375 9792
Passcode: 745552
MEMBERSHIP
$20 Per Household Due January 1
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Dog Walkers: Friendly Reminder
Houston’s Municipal Code is clear when it comes to dogs and leashes: Dogs are not allowed to be “at large” outside the direct physical control of their owners (i.e., unleashed). The only exceptions to this are when dogs are fenced in without access to public streets and sidewalks, or when they are in an authorized no-leash zone such as a dog park. If a dog is unleashed in an area where it is required and the dog injures someone, the dog may be subject to being impounded, and the owner may be liable for any injuries caused by an attack. (ref Sec. 6-101. - Running at large prohibited)
Questions? info@clarkpines.org
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Pages & Links
Discussions
Neighborhood Resource Guide
- What is an Adoption Home Study?
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An adoption home study (or family profile) is a written report by a social worker who has met with the applicants on several occasions, both individually and together (if a couple).
Completing the home study...
- What is the FHA? What is FHA insurance?
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In the world of banking, mortgages, and first time home ownership, there’s a lot of technical jargon to learn, especially if the latter describes you.
If you are applying for a mortgage for the first...
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