In response to a recent post on Facebook calling for collaboration:
- Plaintiffs have always been open to collaboration. Shifting from blame to collaboration, and from adversaries to advocates, works both ways.
- The golf course is a private business. The owners, whoever they may be, have no obligation to residents to maintain the golf course or even open it.
- The current owner of the golf course also has Declarant rights over the CC&Rs. Currently, the Declarant has sole authority to govern our development, including revising the CC&Rs and/or raising maintenance fees.
- The Declarant currently has no obligation to show where maintenance fees are spent.
- Whoever buys the golf course would be doing it for one reason: to make a profit, not to make Homestead residents happy.
- Two separate buyers had offered to buy the golf course with 2 stipulations: 1) That Homestead residents subsidize the golf course to ensure the buyer make a profit, and 2) That the buyer maintains Declarant control of the CC&Rs. Both are non-starters for the Plaintiffs, and many, many others at Homestead, whom we have advocated for throughout this process.
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