09-03-2014, 02:52 AM
Being an HPP outsider, it's a wonder why that association isn't able to operate better, although some of the problem is due to being such a huge disconnected development. So many of these associations have so many problems, it makes one appreciate belonging to an association that can be surprisingly progressive, operating with funds surpluses that keep increasing, and generally very pleasant neighbors that have their own business and don't need to mind the business of others. There is a lot to be said for CC&R. It keeps out people that don't like them. It provides for convenient amenities, very inexpensive water rates and clean neighborhoods in the development that shall not be named.
BTW, I heard that Fred Blas got Kahakai paved all the way to his house because that roadwork money was slotted for HPP initially and HPP turned it down as inadequate, demanding it be increased for side roads, not just main roads. Hearsay anecdote, but just saying...
"We come in peace!" - First thing said by missionaries and extraterrestrials
BTW, I heard that Fred Blas got Kahakai paved all the way to his house because that roadwork money was slotted for HPP initially and HPP turned it down as inadequate, demanding it be increased for side roads, not just main roads. Hearsay anecdote, but just saying...
"We come in peace!" - First thing said by missionaries and extraterrestrials
*Japanese tourist on bus through Pahoa, "Is this still America?*