Roads Are Easements Not Planned Communities Or HOAs

[Patricia]

Enough, already.

This post is not about YOU OR ME.

This post is about SUBSTANDARD SUBDIVISIONS IN PUNA, HAWAII, road easements, road fees, and the difference between voluntary community associations, HOAs and Planned Communities.

If you do not have any relevant info to share, regarding the above, please give it a rest.

Fair enough. At any event, someone the likes MyManao, who like misplacing a used Kleenex, is just not worth getting your feathers all ruffled.

So, here is my question. And, in as much as I am not trying to be insulting, or do I feel put off, nor am I intending to put you off, or in any way you can possibly define anything that could be considered an insult or insulting other than answering my question below, and I would appreciate a direct answer, preferably without a rehash of everything you have posted since you started posting here on PunaWeb since I already know it, knew it and understand it, so without further ado my question:

• Other than everything you have posted as you state as “information” about HPP, HPPOA et al, Roads, Road Fees, etc. etc., but what is your end goal? As I first asked you several pages ago, but what would it take for you as well as every HPP resident truly happy with all of this?
  

I again, thank you in advance.

Julie

Julie, in answer:

The voluntary club should use Restricted Road Maintenance Fees, which they collect from OWNERS for Roads- period. 

The voluntary club should collect MEMBERSHIP dues from WILLING MEMBERS to pay for non-road, association activities. (This is totally separate from Owners and Roads.)

Any "compensation" the voluntary club feels it is due should be fairly assessed. Renting out the clubhouse, for road related meetings does not cost the voluntary club in excess of $170,000/year. (Which is what they have been skimming from road fees).

Any governmental activities (such as, establishing mail service) that are not road related or club related should involve owners and their governmental representatives (county, state). HPPOA should not be acting on any owner's behalf, without their consent. HPPOA is not a quasi-governmental agency. 

The above would make a lot of owners happy.