Date:
05/26/2009
Description:
Judgment Entered
Against:
GROSS, PAUL
Amount of Judgment:
see text
Date of Satisfaction:
not yet on file
Text:
The Court having heard this matter on April 28, 2009 and having heard and considered the evidence, the Court now finds that this cause is a Defendant Class action, and is binding upon all members, their successors and assigns, of the Weatherby Lake Improvement Company. The New User Fee Resolution requested by the Plaintiff is approved by the Court, as valid, enforceable, based upon need, is equitable and equitably apportioned among the members, based upon the need of the WLIC, and binding upon each and every member, owner (both current and future) and their transferees and assigns, of real propety located within the boundaries of WLIC, individually and as a class, in accordance with the terms and provisions set out herein. The New User Fee and any accumulated interest thereon shall constitute a lien on the respective lands, tracts, lots and parcels of real property of each New User and future property owner in WLIC subject to the New User Resolution. The Assessment approved shall constitute a lien and run with the land in accordance with the property classification, assessment ratios and assessment amounts. Costs assessed agains the Plaintiff. Court further finds all as per formal JUDGMENT filed herein. Certified copy of Judgment mailed to attorney, James Kessinger and Charlie Dickman and one mailed to defendant, Paul Gross. Exhibits retained by the Court are mailed to attorney James Kessinger and defendant Paul Gross. (sld)
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5 comments:
How about we all send Paul a bill for the latest (of too many) lawsuits he's made us pay for.
Send bills to supporters as well.
Hard to believe that many of our neighbors wrote checks to help him litigate against our own improvement company
This only served to encourage him with what is his legacy
The housing market is in bad shape. This new assessment could not come at a worse time. There are 20 houses for sale listed on the MLS (more if you count the for-sale-by-owners). 5 of the houses are listed under $185k. This assessment may seem nominal to the owner of an expensive lakefront home, but for the folks trying to sell a $180,000 it's going to be that much harder with the new $2400 assessment.
Its tough for everyone but thats another matter
You probably cannot justify the cost to paint your house.You probably dont like that gasoline and your water bill have gone up and you probably voted down the City Budget .
You sound like someone who just is against paying for anything including the cost of maintaining the biggest asset you have which is your lake.
Whatever the state of the economy your home would be worth much less if it were not for the lake or the expensive lakefront homes.
In the end whatever assessments you pay are increased because of Perry Mason JR
He has made a hobby of wasting our money.
You ought to ask the WLIC or the city how much per household he has cost you for attorney fees and increased ambulance service
The new user fee is hardly an exception when you move into a golf community or lake community, etc. If the lake remains vibrant and valuable (no thanks to Paul Gross) then that's what makes people want to live here. Not haggling over $2,400. If the lake goes south, you'll have to negotiate a lot more than that away. We'll all suffer.
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