Property Owners' Association
Board’s Response to Mr. Marv Bolton’s Question/Comments Now Posted Under “Updates/President’s Corner”
Pat Springstead, former HLPOA President, sues the Higgins Lake Property Owners Association
Pat Springstead, former HLPOA President, sues the Higgins Lake Property Owners Association:
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
HLSIO Comments on January 12, 2016 Gerrish Twp SI Motion
HLSIO Request to Gerrish Twp Board Based on Their 12-21-2015 SI Public Meeting Now Posted
HLSIO Swimmer’s Itch Dec, 2015 Update Email Letter to Supporters Now Posted
HLSIO Swimmer’s Itch Letter of 12/3/2015 to Gerrish & Lyon Twp’s Now Posted
Eff. July 2015, Monthly and YTD Financial Statements Now Part of Monthly Board Meeting Minutes
October 2015 Board Minutes Now Posted
New Page Added Under “Updates” Tab – “Member Resolutions & Board Policies”
Click on “Updates” tab on the home page and then click on “Member Resolutions & Board Policies” in the drop down menu. This will take you to the listing of resolutions and policies supported by the current Board.
HLPOA Letter to U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service now posted
November 4, 2015
Dear HLPOA Members,
Attached (below) is a letter we sent Monday to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service outlining our perspective of the Swimmer’s Itch issues at Higgins Lake. I believe the communication clearly details our position as well as outlines the course of events leading us to this point. Please understand we are taking this action because you affirmed to us through a resolution at the annual meeting that you support the HLSIO and their swimmer’s itch program with SICON. Additionally we do not believe our efforts to manage swimmer’s itch on our lake can be best accomplished using the lowest bidder. We are convinced our best opportunity to access Higgins Lake without fear of contracting swimmer’s itch is using the unmatched expertise and experience that SICON possesses.
As always, in the best interest of our wonderful Lake
Brad Gibson,
President