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Meeting at Bonnie Farm to discuss Kestrel Commons

Hi, all,

We have been threatening to have a 2 pm Sunday afternoon meeting at Bonnie Farm to discuss issues related to Kestrel Commons and other local tiny house communities. We also want to develop an effective plan for approaching the city/county about tiny house issues. We may also begin a discussion about various financing strategies. We will have lots of lemonade and (probably homemade) snacks, and we can sit in the grove and watch chickens, llamas and sheep while we discuss our goals and plans. We can also walk this place for those of you not familiar with our little farm-homestead.

Jeffery and I are available all these Sundays: July 31, August 7 and 14. Any preferences, or serious scheduling conflicts? I know the Tiny House Jamboree is August 5-6-7, is anyone going to that?

Please forward this email to anyone you would like to invite who would contribute to our conversation about tiny house communities and how to approach the city and/or county about tiny house issues.

Let me know what works in this discussion thread,

This message was authored by Tanja

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Permalink Reply by Andrea Faudel on July 27, 2016 at 2:38pm

I will be unavailable Aug 7 but both other dates would be good for me.

Permalink Reply by Janice Lynne on July 27, 2016 at 9:33pm

Tom and I can come July, 31, August 7 and 14. Have to be somewhere at 5:00pm on the 31st.

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