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The Ludlam Trail Neighborhood Association (LTNA) is a 501(c)(4) not-for-profit corporation formed in December 2014 by homeowners living near the Ludlam Trail Corridor.
What is a "Neighborhood Association"?
Who is the LTNA?
The founding members (and current Board of Directors) of the LTNA are
We will notify neighbors within the LTNA boundaries of general membership meetings, at which everyone may bring up new ideas, voice concerns, and vote on how they wish the Board to represent the LTNA's views to our elected officials. The Ludlam Trail Neighborhood Association is on record with Miami-Dade County and with the County Commission, and we are in constant contact with our elected officials as plans for the Ludlam Trail develop.
Why Should I Care about Ludlam Trail? Over the summer of 2015, FECI submitted a revised plan (via Miami Dade County) that specifies green space along the Trail from SW 80th street northward to SW 48th Street. (Negotiations regarding plans for property north of SW 48th Street are ongoing.) Since Spring 2015, FECI has been working with Miami-Dade County, neighbors and friends of the Trail to devise a plan that will be positive for all involved.
LTNA and the Future LTNA members will shape the goals of the LTNA.
Join the LTNA: Let Your Voice Be Heard The $35 annual membership fee (per household) helps offset costs of communicating with you and with elected officials via web sites, flyers, mailings, signs, and other items that, unfortunately, are not free. We who already have joined LTNA feel it's a small and very worthwhile investment to help protect our property values and quality of life.
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