01-25-2017, 06:21 AM
I agree central location(s) for the boxes would be preferable. Even tho I like my walk to my box every day. And I would support IF I knew more, if it weren't against the bylaws (not clear on that one, no need to argue,I just need proof), and if I knew what the "minim" ("minim"?) fee would be after these are installed. In add'n to the questions I asked above, does this $150 per lot pay for the infrastructure that would need to be built to accommodate the central boxes? Does HPPOA have funds to maintain those areas? Would empty lots have to pay for a box, even if they never get mail? Once boxes go into disrepair, who is responsible? (Today, the USPS replaces old boxes, but with USED boxes from Oahu) etc.
Johnd - to answer your question about why we don't get delivery to our homes - bc HPP is private property and the roads are not good, even when maintained, so USPS doesn't traverse them. Which is why a 3rd party delivers to the current boxes.
Had they simply asked if we would support central box locations, I would have said yes. I can't say yes to what we have been told. Too little information, vaguely written.
Johnd - to answer your question about why we don't get delivery to our homes - bc HPP is private property and the roads are not good, even when maintained, so USPS doesn't traverse them. Which is why a 3rd party delivers to the current boxes.
Had they simply asked if we would support central box locations, I would have said yes. I can't say yes to what we have been told. Too little information, vaguely written.