Posted By CotoBlozz 09-28-2010
Coto de Caza, CA – By statue, a homeowners association is
chartered merely with the repair, replacement and maintenance of common
property. However, like in Washington
DC, Sacramento, Bell and other local governance prone to be afflicted with the
Bell Syndrome, Coto’s local governance continues to expand, stimulate and
subsidize – click here
to count the ways
The bone-headed decision to
construct the Varo/Yocham Dog Park turned out to me merely a stimulus bill
designed to stimulate business for real estate agents and other service
providers like the Pet Supply, Allison McDorman Custom Canine Training,
Groomingdale’s and others. No soon did
the park open, that maintenance is already required and schedule. Not to mention the expansion of the refuge
lane at Plano Trabuco and Coto de Caza Dr. when the CZ Master Association’s
population has been aging and declining for the last ten years. But, according to CZ's Xochitl Yocham, residents of Grand Coto II on Plano Trabuco, are very happy!
But wait, there is more – Coto
de Caza continues to look for yet one more stimulus bill. In this case realtors
and prospective buyers of the MerryHill School and related property are
trying to get signatures from Coto residents,
including the General Store, and the
Equestrian Center to consent to
having the county approve a rezoning allowing the building of
condominiums in said property. And just
like any other Parasitic bureaucracy, the county is more than likely to approve
the rezoning request, sort of like it approve the Polo Arena.
Can I interest you in buying a condo right next to the
Equestrian Center and the Dog Park?
What you smell is not a dead fish….
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