03-28-2020, 05:36 AM
Interesting to hear one say they always pay late and never get charged interest. Maybe they mean a week late, it was not specified. Getting forgiveness on interest 3 or 6 months late would be hard to hear was applied to only special individuals.
It sure didn't happen for my daughter who didn't have the money for car insurance, much less road fees. In her case the interest was charged and further was not sent a BALLOT for a past issue all HPP voted on. I called and learned that it was decided that past due people don't get to vote.
There have been many different HPP boards over the years yet they consistently make ROAD decisions that greatly disturb me.
Giving credit where it is due; the most recent gravel spreading on my road has lasted in good condition longer than any I can remember for the last 15 years.
If I ever got so mad about my unpaved road that I felt strong action was called for, I would initiate an intense VOCAL LOUD physical movement to bring suit and have ALL owners of unpaid roads unite and refuse payment of road fees until an HPP paving schedule was made public and published detailing the dates where unpaved roads would be paved.
ALL monies of road fees not paid to HPP would instead be deposited into an escrow account where it could be released once such a schedule was released and KEPT. Only PROOF OF ACTION would result in monies being released and said monies would be withheld on a continuing basis for failure to honor a committed schedule.
THIS action I believe would be effective and would win in the courts.
It sure didn't happen for my daughter who didn't have the money for car insurance, much less road fees. In her case the interest was charged and further was not sent a BALLOT for a past issue all HPP voted on. I called and learned that it was decided that past due people don't get to vote.
There have been many different HPP boards over the years yet they consistently make ROAD decisions that greatly disturb me.
Giving credit where it is due; the most recent gravel spreading on my road has lasted in good condition longer than any I can remember for the last 15 years.
If I ever got so mad about my unpaved road that I felt strong action was called for, I would initiate an intense VOCAL LOUD physical movement to bring suit and have ALL owners of unpaid roads unite and refuse payment of road fees until an HPP paving schedule was made public and published detailing the dates where unpaved roads would be paved.
ALL monies of road fees not paid to HPP would instead be deposited into an escrow account where it could be released once such a schedule was released and KEPT. Only PROOF OF ACTION would result in monies being released and said monies would be withheld on a continuing basis for failure to honor a committed schedule.
THIS action I believe would be effective and would win in the courts.