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I was not able to find specific details about actions taken by a "Joint Boundary Commission" addressing concerns of residents in affected homes from the initial search. It appears that there are various commissions dealing with boundary issues, each with different mandates and regions of operation.

However, here are some general actions that boundary commissions, similar in nature, typically undertake to address concerns of residents in affected homes:

1. Public Consultations:

   • Commissions often hold public meetings to understand and address the concerns of residents. This can include clarifying the reasons for boundary changes and how they will impact the community.

2. Technical Assistance and Guidance:

   • Providing residents with technical support and guidance on how boundary changes will affect property taxes, school districts, and other local government services.

3. Compensation and Support Programs:

   • In some cases, affected residents might receive compensation or support programs to help mitigate any negative impacts caused by the changes.

4. Dispute Resolution:

   • Commissions may set up mechanisms for dispute resolution to address specific grievances of property owners and residents.

5. Clear Communication:

   • Ensuring that there is clear and transparent communication regarding the reasons for boundary changes and the timeline for implementation.

For specific details regarding the actions taken by a particular Joint Boundary Commission, please provide additional context such as the specific region or boundary being addressed (e.g., the boundary between specific states or countries). This will help narrow down the search to more relevant information.

Additionally, if you are looking for actions from a specific commission such as the South Carolina/North Carolina Joint Boundary Commission mentioned in one of the search results, you may find relevant information on their official page: South Carolina/North Carolina Boundary Program.

If you would like further detailed search, please let me know.