Using the recommended time and temperature guidelines will ensure that the meat is cooked to the minimum safe internal temperature, which is critical in preventing food-borne illness that can be caused by undercooked poultry. Using an accurate meat thermometer is the best way to ensure the proper doneness of poultry.
The good news is it's tied to your taxes so believe it or not, if you had to pay $1000 a year in Home Owner's Association Fees or $900 per year in CDD and $100/year in HOA fees you would be better off paying the higher CDD because you can deduct them from your taxes.
How are these fees paid by a homeowner? HOA dues are paid directly to a management company either annually, quarterly or monthly. CDD is a non ad-valorem tax that is included in the annual tax bill. How does a homeowner know who to call for what? Anything that has to do directly with your home or its appearance, call the HOA, said Sonny Whyte, Office Manager at the Westchase CDD office. For anything to do with common area maintenance or gates, call the CDD.â. For example, maintenance of the Swim & Tennis Centers falls to the HOA. Medians, neighborhood signs, gates, parks, some gated roads and sidewalks are within the realm of the CDD. Debbie Sainz, LCAM for Westchase Community Association, agrees that many owners are confused about the delineation in tasks for each entity. Lakes and ponds within Westchase are the responsibility of the CDD -- not the HOA, Sainz said. Often residents confuse the two, Sainz said.