Property Owners' Association
SICON Swimmers Itch Presentation at 6/22/2016 MSIP Conference Now Posted
HLPOA Request Letter and Attorney Report in Regard to Pending 2015CY Litigation
HLPOA Request Letter and Attorney Report in Regard to Pending 2015CY Litigation:
As a condition of performing an audit of the HLPOA’s 2015CY financial statements by Robert F Murray & Co., CPAs, P.C., the following two documents were provided to our Auditor:
Marvin Bolton, former HLPOA Treasurer, sues the Higgins Lake Property Owners Association
Marvin Bolton, former HLPOA Treasurer, sues the Higgins Lake Property Owners Association:
A Complaint has been filed against the Higgins Lake Property Owners Association by former HLPOA Treasurer Marvin Bolton, represented by Scott Hess. The Complaint and the Answer of the HLPOA, represented by William Carey, are posted below. As additional information becomes available, it will be posted here.
Marvin Bolton, Former HLPOA Treasurer, Sues HLPOA.
HLSIO and SICON Swimmer’s Itch Updates Posted
April 25, 2016 President’s Message
Pat Springstead, Former HLPOA President, Sues HLPOA
The Higgins Lake Property Owners Association has been named as the Defendant in a defamation complaint filed with the County by Attorney Scott Hess on behalf of former HLPOA President, Pat Springstead. As additional information becomes available, it will be posted here.
- January 5, 2015 legal opinion on sewer expense from CMDA Law Firm to Pat Springstead
- May 19, 2015 letter from Attorney Scott Hess to William L. Carey, HLPOA Legal Counsel
- December 15, 2015 legal opinion on sewer expense from Kerr Russel Law Firm to James Vondale
- January 8, 2016 Complaint: Pat Springstead as Plaintiff vs. Higgins Lake Property Owners Association
- January 21, 2016 Answer to Complaint and Affirmative Defenses by William L. Carey
Gerrish Twp, USF&WS and HLSIO Communications on Swimmer’s itch Posted
To see these recent items, move the cursor to “Higgins Lake” at the top of this page, then on “Environmental”, then click on “Swimmer’s Itch”.
US Fish & Wildlife Service Letter of Inquiry to Gerrish Township Board Now Posted
Dear HLPOA Members,
Last fall the HLPOA and the HLSIO sent letters to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service expressing concern with actions of the Gerrish Township Board and its contractor, Northpoint Fisheries Management, regarding the township’s swimmer’s itch control program. Following is a recent letter of inquiry issued to Gerrish Township by Larry Harrison, Migratory Birds Permits Chief, Midwest Region, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Brad Gibson,
HLPOA President