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developer will expedite improvements to increase the value of their assets within the <br />next 5 years. <br />• Commingling of Funds. The Developer and Suncadia Management Company <br />commingled Approx. $800,000.00 priorto 2009, between Tumble Creek, Suncadia <br />Residential Owner Association, Suncadia Community Council and Lowe -The <br />Developer. This took 3 years to clean up. $800,000.00 +- <br />• Mis Appropriated Funds. Over several years, behind the scenes, Lowe, the <br />developer and Suncadia Management Company, misappropriated approx. $2.9 <br />million dollars from the associations and after disclosing it 2 years ago, have not <br />paid the money back to the associations. $2,900,000.00+- <br />• Current Misappropriation of Suncadia Community Council Funds... Suncadia <br />Management Company and the developer (Lowe+) have Mis Appropriated <br />$528,400.00 forthe Firewising of Developer Owned/Non-Open Space, Non-SCC <br />Properties in 2025. $528,400.00 <br />• The Suncadia Water Companywas sold and Roger Beck, Managing Director sent <br />owner a letter that stated that "There will be no change in your water and sewer <br />rates as a result of the sale." Water and sewer rates have increased almost <br />annually since this change and now we are paying double what the rates were in <br />2020. <br />• Riverfront Park Access. All residential owners pay for equal access to SCC <br />properties. The SCC riverfront park is accessed byTC owners' vehicles, Outside <br />Golf Members vehicles of the TC Golf Course who pay Thousands in membership <br />fees to the developer and about 140 property owners'vehicles that have legal <br />access through Tumble Creek in their automobiles. The access is over a non- <br />exclusive easement thatTC and others use but do not own. The property owners in <br />Suncadia that payforthe lion's share of the SCC budget only have access to the <br />riverfront park via the hundreds of steps behind the lodge. This means that anyone <br />that has any handicap or doubt about descending the hundreds of concrete steps <br />down to the river or back up the hundreds of steps do not have equal access. This <br />has been discussed for several years and as of today, there is no equal access over <br />the developer's property to access the park. Visit the Lodge, stand at the top of the <br />steps, and you will immediately understand the issue. <br />This is Discrimination! <br />Older but not close to all of the developer issues. <br />