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Letter to Klein in Response to APOG Demands

Hello, 

A fellow owner, Richard Carson, has given us permission to reprint his letter to Klein in response to the demands of the APOG and Ed Wilson. Please read...

Dear Simona:

Thank you very much for forwarding the written proposals which have been sent to you by the Anchor Point Owners Group (APOG) represented by the law firm Lawson Lundell LLP.   Wendy and I are deeply concerned about the intent and implications of the proposals in these documents and we emphasize that under no circumstances will we agree to the recognition of a "Steering Committee" that may purport to make decisions or provide "oversight" pertaining to the sale of our property at Anchor Point 3.   We will retain our full authority to make any decisions about the sale, disposition or management of our private property as well as our portion of limited common property and common property within AP3.

Further, we have sought our own legal counsel in relation to the listing agreement which we have signed with your firm and have no intention of supporting the engagement of Lawson Lundell or any other law firm to address the marketing, communications, or potential sale of our property in any manner whatsoever.

It is becoming increasingly apparent that the representations made by the APOG Steering Committee and their legal representative could adversely impact your ability to achieve the stated commitments set out in our listing agreement with your company.   We are particularly concerned about the misinformation and disinformation currently being spread by some individuals and groups.  We urge you to continue to clarify and to act in our interest, up to and including giving written notice to anyone found to be spreading inaccurate and inappropriate statements to cease and desist.

We signed the listing agreement with the Klein Group in good faith and believe that your firm has continued to act in a straightforward, honest and open manner with respect to the potential marketing and sale of our property at Anchor Point.

SIncerely,

Richard Carson and Wendy Royal 

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