Roads Are Easements Not Planned Communities Or HOAs

[Patricia]

In addition, I did answer your questions. Though obviously not the way you'd wished I had.

No, you did not. And I wished you had, but you did not.

I agree with you. Probably best that you and I do not "discuss." Especially as that is not what you want to do (at least, not with me) you would rather deflect, and personally belittle.

This will be my last reply to you. My career allowed me to bill clients whose sole purpose in life was to argue for the sake of argument. There is no point in doing that without the ability to bill you.

Did you even notice that you had NOT ONE legal, informative, or substantive comment to make about the differences between road maintenance associations, voluntary communities, planned communities, or HOAs? No, you probably did not. Because you were too focused on me and not the issues.

That’s because, as a lawyer, my opinion is you have no legal argument. And you get the “Best PunaWeb Projectionism Award of 2025."

"Any fool can know the point is to understand."
Albert Einstein

If you are going to quote Albert, you should really know about Albert. Googling and reading the first result or two can often lead you down the path you really don’t want to go down!

Here, learn something:

Quote Origin: Any Fool Can Know. The Point Is To Understand – Quote Investigator®

Over and FINALLY out!

Julie

Ms. Know It All has "proven her point" and is "out."

Thank goodness. I thought she was actually going to do some REAL RESEARCH. As in, looking up the State Bureau of Conveyances, looking into the County requirements for establishing a REAL HOA/Planned Community, or even just state and federal laws regarding contractual law and disclosure. 

Whew! All of us have been spared Julie's "expertise." 

So, now that we are past all that, does anyone have any thoughts, info, regarding substandard subdivisions in Puna, Hawaii and the difference between road maintenance associations, voluntary community associations, planned communities and HOAs? 

Thanks. 

"A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new."
Albert Einstein

And before anyone checks, Quote Investigator has several, similar quotes which have been attributed to several, different people. Still, not too surprising. Great minds often think alike.