Letters, letters, letters

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To the Editor:

Recently, a judge ruled that the 1972 Crossroads CC&Rs (covenants, codes and restrictions) amendments are invalid but that the 1972 CC&Rs as originally written are valid.

Even today, violations of the CC&Rs are occurring as they have in the past. The Holders attorney would be able to provide a list of these infractions. The meeting which was held at the Sisters Fire Hall (then dismissed by the attending board members because they didn't approve of the Holders' attorney being present) would have offered much needed information regarding the CC&Rs by the attorney had he been allowed to speak.

It was basically free legal advice and why not avail ourselves of it?

I suggest that all Crossroads residents read their 1972 CC&Rs. I don't think the current board understands the CC&Rs as written which has been evident in several "Letters to the Editor."

We need a board that has no hidden agendas and will enforce the CC&Rs without prejudice. A little common sense would go a long way.

Don't give your vote away. I would encourage every Crossroads resident to attend the meeting on Saturday, June 26, in order they may be able to openly question and discuss the issue at hand.

Bill Thompson, homeowne

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