We need an e-mail blast before the RPMUD board meeting this Thursday 4/24 at 4:00 p.m. Please e-mail RPMUD at riverplantationwater@consolidated.net with your opposition to the location of the water plant. Even if you have signed a petition or e-mailed us noting your opposition, send an e-mail. All of the petitions and e-mails opposing this site have been sent to RPMUD. If you will copy or blind copy us at ddj306@hotmail.com, we will make sure they also get a hard copy. The e-mail address for RPCIA is rpcia@consolidated.net. Please e-mail them and ask this board to take a stand on opposing this location. This is doing nothing for our property values. It is an eyesore and should be located elsewhere.
"Community Improvement Association." Doesn't that mean improving the community?
Thanks for your help. Jack Curtsinger will make his presentation about an alternate site to the RPMUD board Thursday. He has met with engineers in this field, and he is totally correct in his assumptions. Dick Judge and Jack Curtsinger are running against the two incumbents. Ken Meneke's name is on the ballot, but he has withdrawn so as not to dilute the vote. He will run in 2010. Early voting starts Monday, April 28. Election Day is Saturday, May 10. Thanks again. See you on Thursday.
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For RPCIA - I am unable to attend Thursdays meeting but would like to know when the deed restrictions for RP will be enforced. I have asked many times but can not get a straightforward answer. Some issues are parking in parks, trailer in front yards, fences falling down for just a few. Please respond to ne by e-mail. Thanks saboris70@gmail.com
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