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1. How old is Greenfield Village?	The first phase of Greenfield Village was opened in 1984. Further expansion soon followed bringing the park to it's present configuration.
2. How big is Greenfield Village?	There are 793 home units in Greenfield.
3. Can I own my own property at Greenfield Village?	Greenfield Village is one of the few parks in the valley where one can not only own their homes but also the land. Real Estate may be bought and sold through our park's realtor, or privately by homeowners themselves.
4. Does Greenfield Village have Architectural guidelines?	An active Architectural Committee provides guidelines and a permit process ensuring properties are kept at a high level of quality. This protects property values for all and enhances the quality of life at Greenfield.
5. Does Greenfield Village have a long range plan?	A Long Range Planning Committee considers future needs such as road maintenance and repair, future equipment needs, building remodel/replacement, and facility updating.
6. How is Greenfield Village managed?	Management is effected through a five person Board of Directors, elected by the homeowners, that set policies and guidelines for park operation. These policies and guidelines are carried out by a professional General Manager.
7. Are modern medical facilities readily available?	The Mesa metropolitan area is hub to a number of advanced medical facilities. A Mayo Clinic is located in nearby Scottsdale. A major Mesa heart center is located at Banner Baywood, along with numerous other modern Hospitals and Care Centers.
8. Are physical fitness programs available?	Greenfield Village has an exercise room with modern equipment. We sponsor low impact aerobics, water aerobics, golf outings, bowling tournaments, tennis leagues, lap swimming, hiking trips, etc. Many residents routinely walk laps around the park to stay fit.
9. How can I be involved?	Volunteers are the life-blood of Greenfield. Volunteers help staff the Activity Office, serve as officers in numerous park clubs, help put on plays and events, publish park newspapers, and serve on boards and committees.