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Wine In The Pines Suncadia Marketing Event -The developer used $25,000.00 from <br />the SROAto buy wine from wineries for a marketing event, then charged owners a <br />fee of $42.50 per attendee. When the event was over, Lowe was going to use the <br />remainingwine (paid for bythe association) to sellwithin their retail operations with <br />no consideration to the SROA. <br />• Late Completion of Rope Rider Golf Course. The RR Course was completed 3 years <br />Later than Lowe represented after several owners hired an attorney to press the <br />subject as Chris Kelsey, VP of Lowe's made commitments when the lots were sold <br />that Rope Rider was to be finished by 2008. <br />• The Suncadia Management Company did not disclose the management agreement <br />with their subsidiary to any purchaser through the Public Offering Statement as <br />required by law. To this date, the management agreement has not been distributed <br />to the owners or posted on the Suncadia Website, nor is it disclosed as a part of the <br />Public Offering Statement. <br />• Suncadia Village Misrepresentation. Lowe represented that the Village was to be <br />built as soon as the Lodge was completed by the same contractor that was building <br />the lodge in 2009. Needless to say, the village is now being built 17 years later than <br />promised. <br />Note that Lowe's commitments were used as sales tools, and their misrepresentations <br />extend for manyyears. There is a generation of original purchasers that nevergot to <br />experience what was promised by Lowe when they purchased their property. <br />Regards, <br />Fred Mattison <br />461 Larkspur Loop <br />Cle Elum, WA98922 <br />206-947-4639 <br />