If I am wrong, please correct me.
Timeshare property buildings are rarely sold and the large number of people owning and using a unit of time in each building places a greater burden on the community’s facilities (one reason for the new impact fee).
Since each Timeshare building is rarely sold, would the timeshare properties ever pay a single penny into this fund? If not, you can bet that they will vote for the new impact fee.
It is said that deals have been made in the past to secure their block-of-votes. It won’t be required this time around.
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Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackThat’s a great question! I have no idea - maybe someone on the site will have an answer. I believe some of the email addresses of POA Board members were in previous postings. Does anyone have an answer to this? Cool Question!
Yes, it is a good question, and I am not sure either. I’ll ask around and see what I can find out.
This ridiculous. Can’t our leaders answer this for us here? Is anyone listening? 28 days since this post and no answer?
I’m listening, and I suspect many others are as well. As noted in other posts and comments, I received a series of emails regarding the “2nd FAQ” and white paper. The white paper can be found in the Post Office. I was not aware that *anything* was in the Post Office until Bob Crouch informed me. In addition, while I was originally told the 2nd FAQ was to be posted on the Smoke Signals days ago, I have now been told it is still being worked on. Go figure. Why this info can not be released on any site willing to distribute it is beyond me. Frankly, it seems dis-organized.