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LHCC Board Votes Down Humanitarian Assistance Policy

March 4, 2007 By LakeHolidayNews

The Boyd family’s cherished cat Colby has gone and remains missing since mid-February. Finding Colby safe and sound is the paramount objective. If you’ve seen or have any information to help Colby get back home, please call or email us, and we’ll quickly put you in touch with the Boyds.

Colby’s unfortunate disappearance brought to the fore the issue of signs at Lake Holiday. The Boyd family had run afoul of Lake Holiday’s prohibitions on signage in their efforts to locate Colby. They took the initiative to encourage the Board to show more reasonableness in administering Lake Holiday by developing a more humanitarian outlook. However, at the February 26th board meeting, the LHCC Board voted down the humanitarian assistance policy championed by Sharon Boyd.

It’s Time For Answers

February 19, 2007 By LakeHolidayNews

Bill Masters, a longtime Lake Holiday resident, has sent an email to John Martel, LHCC’s Treasurer, and most of the other LHCC directors. His email addresses a topic important to us all: money. He makes a request for additional documents and asks to get answers to certain questions.

Facts Trounce Hate Speak

October 12, 2006 By LakeHolidayNews

Shame on Sue Fuerst. Her childish letter repeatedly refers to my brother Bill as “Sneazy”, a dwarf in a fairy tale. Bill is short and suffers from a rare bone disease. Her outright hate speak is among the most despicable behavior I have ever witnessed. Chris Allison and the LHCC board apparently support mocking the handicapped. Who’s next on their attack list? Recently, the supporters of the Board have stooped to spreading the false rumor that we have “sold out” and abandoned our reform efforts. This is not true. And by now you have the latest lie-filled panic attack from the Chris Allison supporters. Their strategy: If you can’t win based on the facts, attack someone’s handicap and resort to spreading lies.

Dear Miller and Smith

August 13, 2006 By LakeHolidayNews

Attn: John Conrad

We’ve received the letter you distributed in response to our mailing seeking support for a Special Meeting to remove certain directors.

You seem to be living in the past and out of touch with today’s events. You write that the “Association now has a record of prompt payments and receipts.” That was the past. The Association has nearly depleted approximately $2 million in cash and is seeking to borrow money. This is the present reality. You write that “the real estate values of [our] homes and properties have increased substantially in the past five years.” That was the past. Nearly every piece of real estate appreciated dramatically in the past 5 years. But now, the ubiquitous signs along Rt 522 of one of your company’s own builders offering 100% financing are a testimony to a simple fact of today: those homes aren’t selling as they did in the past, and the appreciation is reversing direction. This is the present reality.

Why Is Some Stranger Mowing Our Lawn?

June 1, 2006 By LakeHolidayNews

Because you’ve been Individually Assessed!

For those who weren’t able to attend the 5/20/05 meeting at Reynolds Fire Hall, we offer up another little gem – the devilish concept of Individual Assessments.

Let’s listen to Wayne Poyer attempt to explain away Individual Assessments.

Allison Refuses To Keep a Simple Promise

May 27, 2006 By LakeHolidayNews

For those who were unable to attend the presentation given by Chris Allison and Wayne Poyer at the Reynolds Fire Hall on Saturday 5/20/06, we wanted to provide a little taste of what you missed.