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Subject: Phyllis Johnson and Barbara Pratt v The Point Vivian Park Association, Inc.

Although we (Pratt, Johnson) have made every legal right to attend the "special meeting” of the association, scheduled for 2 August, 2014, we have decided not to. Our decision is based on reaction to the board's intention to go to a great deal of trouble and expense to block our participation.

As you participate consider the following facts.

  1. Our action seeks only to clearly establish the ownership of the "common" property is by property owners as described in their deed. If the court supports our position there would be no change to board or association operations, excepting in conveyance of real property.
  2. It has been suggested, as a direct or indirect result of our action there would be “liens” against property in Point Vivian. Not true.
  3. We carefully structured our action to include only ourselves and the board. At the insistence of the board, it appears that others of you may be drawn into the proceedings. This would be unnecessary and expensive!

Please note that in the holiday suit with 10s of thousands of dollars, and, river access that at, the board had a six-month dialogue/negotiation with the plaintiffs and exactly one communication with the membership.

So far in this legal action with no financial gain or loss to either party, we are the only parties not being communicated with.

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