Pinecrest Permittees Association

The Pinecrest Permittees Association is a U.S. nonprofit organization, classified as a 501(c)(4) civic league. It is primarily focused on providing essential community services.

Overview

The association serves a specific community, offering a range of services including water, sewer, road maintenance, fire and rescue services, snow removal, law enforcement assistance, and garbage services. These services are primarily directed towards the holders of certain permits or properties within their service area[3].

Organizational Structure

As a nonprofit, the Pinecrest Permittees Association operates to promote community welfare and social good. It does not engage in grant-making activities, as evidenced by no grants awarded in recent years[5].

Environmental Impact

The association is involved in water supply services, which includes managing tap water quality. According to the Environmental Working Group (EWG), the tap water provided by this utility has been compliant with federal health-based drinking water standards. However, the water contains contaminants such as arsenic and haloacetic acids (HAA5) at levels above EWG's health guidelines[1].

Summary

The Pinecrest Permittees Association plays a vital role in maintaining community infrastructure and services. While it faces environmental challenges related to water quality, it remains committed to serving the local community's needs.