01-18-2025, 08:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-18-2025, 08:59 PM by Patricia.
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"Those who are not happy with the agreements they made should either suck it up or move."
And I TOTALLY agree, My 2 Cents. NOW we are back on track with this post.
What the County and State have done to substandard subdivisions on Hawaii island, is a MESS. The County allowed the subdivisions, which did not even pass the County's own requirements at the time, to qualify for public offering. And then, when mainland owners (even WAY back) started to moan about the inadequacies, the County and Courts came together, whereby the County was let off in taking any responsibility for their negligence "in perpetuity," and the courts fashioned a "fix" for the inadequacies by stiffing substandard subdivision owners.
And NOW, that same mind-set that is unhappy with substandard subdivision inadequacies and wants "so much more," is once again pushing for MORE control and MORE money.
As I have said, what is happening in HPPOA should be of concern to many other substandard subdivision owners. Just as PHH (now HPPPOA) did in 1984, HPPOA is trying to "lead the way" so that other substandard subdivisions can follow (or be made to).
And I TOTALLY agree, My 2 Cents. NOW we are back on track with this post.
What the County and State have done to substandard subdivisions on Hawaii island, is a MESS. The County allowed the subdivisions, which did not even pass the County's own requirements at the time, to qualify for public offering. And then, when mainland owners (even WAY back) started to moan about the inadequacies, the County and Courts came together, whereby the County was let off in taking any responsibility for their negligence "in perpetuity," and the courts fashioned a "fix" for the inadequacies by stiffing substandard subdivision owners.
And NOW, that same mind-set that is unhappy with substandard subdivision inadequacies and wants "so much more," is once again pushing for MORE control and MORE money.
As I have said, what is happening in HPPOA should be of concern to many other substandard subdivision owners. Just as PHH (now HPPPOA) did in 1984, HPPOA is trying to "lead the way" so that other substandard subdivisions can follow (or be made to).