01-05-2018, 05:04 AM
What those three subdivisions you mention have that HPP doesn't are smaller membership bases
I have suggested this before -- for example, Kopua has only 104 lots, so it's possible to get everyone in a room and agree on something. (Their unpaved roads are nicely maintained, apparently without drama.)
OLE and HPP have thousands of owners; no wonder they can't agree.
Let us never forget that any governing entity of sufficient size will tend towards self-preservation regardless of its original function. Consider the State Energy Office as an example: they have long since figured out that they don't have to actually produce anything.
I have suggested this before -- for example, Kopua has only 104 lots, so it's possible to get everyone in a room and agree on something. (Their unpaved roads are nicely maintained, apparently without drama.)
OLE and HPP have thousands of owners; no wonder they can't agree.
Let us never forget that any governing entity of sufficient size will tend towards self-preservation regardless of its original function. Consider the State Energy Office as an example: they have long since figured out that they don't have to actually produce anything.