LEE
Mr. Sederberg,
SEDERBERG
Thanks for your response Steve. I have heard you say, in writing, that you directed the lot 11 owners towards information that would undermine the previously litigated conclusion that the community has a right to access the benefits and features that were advertised in the marketing materials from 1981 when our Uncle Freddy signed off on the community survey. Did you review the previous legal assessments from the Crane era? It would appear that you have a bias in favor of preventing community access to the river.
LEE
Mr. Sederberg et al,
Thanks for sharing this information. As Bill Thurston is unable to even fix a simple problem with a gate and proceed to the sky is falling and let’s spend a bunch of money, I don’t think that his legal assessment of the situation is something I would want to rely upon. Regardless, I will post this Later today to the website.
From: Bill Thurston
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2022 8:20 AM
To: Gladys
Subject: RE: LOA
Several of us. myself included. have had discussions with the current owners of lot 11. So far we have not been able to convince the new owners to allow unrestricted access to the river bar across their property. They are o.k. with the 5 foot access. We have provided them information about the intent of the original development company to allow access to owners within Cascade Woodlands and they are checking with their land attorney. I feel we are making progress on this. The only thing that could be a problem as I see it, The easement that is registered with Lewis County says nothing about it being for access to the river. It is very delicate to understand. Steve Lee has pointed out, an easement is only something to allow access to ones property. It is up to the property owner to decide if they want to allow additional use of the easement. Bert Tylander was O.K. with allowing access to the river. Bert did ask strangers who they were, but never to my knowledge, did he prohibit anyone from using the easement to access the river. We should do everything we can to prevent this from becoming a lawsuit. I am not sure we could win
Bill
TORKELSON
From: Gladys
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2022 7:54 AM
To: Bill Thurston
Subject: RE: LOA
Sorry people want to know what is going on with the gravel bar. Everyone that has bought property in here has on there deeds and seller agreements that there is a 60 ft easement and use of a boat launch that is what has to be cleared up before June.
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THURSTON
From: Bill Thurston
Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2022 7:08 AM
To: Gladys
Subject: RE: LOA
Gladys,
Mike resigned effective on Monday. Therefore, Steve Sventh our elected vice president is at the top of the food chain. A few of the board members have discussed this situation and I think the consenses is to limp along this way until the June, 22 election. I am only one voice but it doesn’t make much sense to have two elections in that short of time period. Give me your thoughts on this if you will.
Bill
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TORKELSON
From: Gladys
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2022 7:15 PM
To: Bill Thurston
Subject: LOA
Is Mike no longer the president of the HOA if so then who is in charge.
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