(5 hours ago)Patricia Wrote: The twenty acre parcels, which HPPOA owns, are "private" in that they are part of the club's holdings. If HPP Owners wish to be members, then I suppose it could entitle them to use these parcels. However, HPPOA still controls them. Hence, no trespassing signs.
The parcel the office and activity center are located on is free to use, Edward’s Field, the playground and the basketball hoops. Anyone can and does use it. Yes, it says no trespassing but they don’t enforce it unless someone abuses it. Many people use the activity center without charge as well. Although we don’t personally own the lots, they belong to HPPOA of which we are members. Non members cannot use the activity center even if they pay for it. The Mail Parks will be the same only there will be no charge for owners to use them.
BTW there is no such thing as "mail parks." You can Google it. The only reference you will find has to do with HPPOA. The true definition of what are installed on HPPOA's parcels is:
"A group of CBUs (Cluster Box Units) are simply called "cluster mailboxes";"
There wasn’t anything called a mail park until we called it a mail park, just as there was no such thing as an industrial park until someone called it an industrial park. We are trailblazers. Crazy to think we could be trailblazers. Maybe we should call them Cluster Mailbox Parks. I do like Mail Parks better though.
KP
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