Sunday, January 17, 2010
HELP ON JEFF SALVIN
Does anyone know why Jeff Salvin was removed from the Chairman to a supervisor? Please send info to lakeashtontalk@yahoo.com
"ALL LAKE ASHTON HOMEOWNERS MAY BE ENTITLED TO COMPENSATION"
So said Attorney Daniel Perry at his presentation at the Lake Ashton HFC on January 12th.Even if you do not have Chinese Drywall in your home, your property value has probably diminished because it exists within the community. Some communities have experienced up to a 50% decrease in property values because of the stigma associated with defective Chinese drywall. Mr. Perry stated that the first step in documenting and protecting your rights to possible future compensation is to send a certified return receipt letter to Mastercraft Homes requesting they inspect your home for defective Chinese drywall(at their expense) and certify that your home does not have any. Keep a record of any response,or non-response.
Mr. Perry also said that based on a successful legal action by homeowners actually affected by the product in their homes, you may be entitled to compensation by the builder. Such action may include :
Negligence-developer,builder, and supplier knew or should have known of health consequences prior to installing defective drywall;
Breach of Contract-affected homeowners have been deprived of quiet enjoyment of their homes and community;
Unfair or Deceptive Trade Practices-developer and/or builder knew or should have known homes were defective.
For confirmation, or more information, contact Attorney Daniel Perry at: dan@danielperry.com or dperry@weblawyer.com
Posted by truthinfreedomofspeech
Mr. Perry also said that based on a successful legal action by homeowners actually affected by the product in their homes, you may be entitled to compensation by the builder. Such action may include :
Negligence-developer,builder, and supplier knew or should have known of health consequences prior to installing defective drywall;
Breach of Contract-affected homeowners have been deprived of quiet enjoyment of their homes and community;
Unfair or Deceptive Trade Practices-developer and/or builder knew or should have known homes were defective.
For confirmation, or more information, contact Attorney Daniel Perry at: dan@danielperry.com or dperry@weblawyer.com
Posted by truthinfreedomofspeech
Mastercraft Homes is belly up
Who built your Lake Ashton home?
Was it Mastercraft Homes LLC?
See State of Florida records where Mr. Schreiber has made a change for the company:
http://sunbiz.org/pdf/60235633.pdf
Was it Mastercraft Homes Inc? Is that now a dissolved company? It appears so!
So while everyone is sitting on their hands Mr. Schreiber is protecting his riches and those of Mr. Maxwell. Are you protecting yours?
Was it Mastercraft Homes LLC?
See State of Florida records where Mr. Schreiber has made a change for the company:
http://sunbiz.org/pdf/60235633.pdf
Was it Mastercraft Homes Inc? Is that now a dissolved company? It appears so!
So while everyone is sitting on their hands Mr. Schreiber is protecting his riches and those of Mr. Maxwell. Are you protecting yours?
Dead Crappies
Hundreds of large fish are dead along the shores of Lake Ashton and the small ponds. All of them seem to be Large Crappie Fish, One foot or bigger.
Why is this free and all others have to pay.
Why is the SPANISH Teaching person who uses our billard room every WEEK FREE and Charges our residents for her service. This was brought up several times....and Joe and Trica simply ignore it. What if a person wanted to teach how to build a BLOG site and charge a fee, would this be be FREE.
I send this notice to Joe "do nothing" Hunter and Trich Adams, Jake Eaton, George Flint John Chickness, Jeff Salvin, Margo Steavens and Barbara Follett
I send this notice to Joe "do nothing" Hunter and Trich Adams, Jake Eaton, George Flint John Chickness, Jeff Salvin, Margo Steavens and Barbara Follett
CDD Meeting
Next CDD meeting we should all walk out. because there is nothing we can do or say. We can't have the management control Lake Ashton. Look what they have done!
Margot Stevens Resume
cooking, washing floors, knitting, oil painting, fireside chats fill with errors.
Jake Eaten Resume
Cop, put the bad guy in jail, give out speeding tickets, Drive police car to dark alley and take a nap.
Jeff Salvin Resume
Mr. Salvin is an Engineer by Education, with a Baccalaureate of Architectural Engineering Degree from Penn State University and a Master of Science Degree in Construction Management from Florida International University.
Mr Salvin is a Viet-Nam Era Veteran. Mr. Salvin served as a Senior Resident Engineer for the Federal Government from 1967 to 1995, and has been directly involved in nearly one billion dollars worth of construction. A considerable part of his time was devoted to the analysis, documentation, negotiation, and litigation of construction contract claims. He is a founding member of the American Society of Architectural Engineers, and has been a recipient of numerous governmental awards and honors. A Professor of Construction Management at Florida International University for many years, he taught a highly popular graduate course on Construction Claims, Changes, and Disputes, and an undergraduate course on Management of Construction Projects. He has been certified as an EPA Asbestos Project Supervisor, a FEMA Disaster Housing Inspector, and an OSHA Construction Safety Instructor. Mr. Salvin served as a Municipal Code Enforcement Appeals Hearing Officer for Miami-Dade County from 2000 to 20005, and has lectured regularly on Construction Management topics to members of the South Florida Association of General Contractors. He currently serves on the Lake Ashton Architectural Review Committee as Pro Tem Advisor, and as Chairman of the Lake Ashton Appeals Committee. He has also be appointed to the City of Lake Wales Board of Adjustment and Appeals, and has served in that capacity for the past year. An appointment to the Polk County Board of Appeals is pending current review by the County Commission.
His construction projects include VA Medical Centers Tuskegee, AL, New York, NY, West Roxbury, MA, Bronx, NY, and Miami, FL, and Federal Buildings and Courthouses in MIami and Tampa, FL. He has provided expert services and litigation support to many high profile clients and projects, including the Dade County School Board and Universal Studios, Orlando.
Among other CDD matters, Mr. Salvin is particularly interested in the history and condition of our roads, security services, food & beverage services, grounds maintenance, and clubhouse leasing procedures.
Mr Salvin is a Viet-Nam Era Veteran. Mr. Salvin served as a Senior Resident Engineer for the Federal Government from 1967 to 1995, and has been directly involved in nearly one billion dollars worth of construction. A considerable part of his time was devoted to the analysis, documentation, negotiation, and litigation of construction contract claims. He is a founding member of the American Society of Architectural Engineers, and has been a recipient of numerous governmental awards and honors. A Professor of Construction Management at Florida International University for many years, he taught a highly popular graduate course on Construction Claims, Changes, and Disputes, and an undergraduate course on Management of Construction Projects. He has been certified as an EPA Asbestos Project Supervisor, a FEMA Disaster Housing Inspector, and an OSHA Construction Safety Instructor. Mr. Salvin served as a Municipal Code Enforcement Appeals Hearing Officer for Miami-Dade County from 2000 to 20005, and has lectured regularly on Construction Management topics to members of the South Florida Association of General Contractors. He currently serves on the Lake Ashton Architectural Review Committee as Pro Tem Advisor, and as Chairman of the Lake Ashton Appeals Committee. He has also be appointed to the City of Lake Wales Board of Adjustment and Appeals, and has served in that capacity for the past year. An appointment to the Polk County Board of Appeals is pending current review by the County Commission.
His construction projects include VA Medical Centers Tuskegee, AL, New York, NY, West Roxbury, MA, Bronx, NY, and Miami, FL, and Federal Buildings and Courthouses in MIami and Tampa, FL. He has provided expert services and litigation support to many high profile clients and projects, including the Dade County School Board and Universal Studios, Orlando.
Among other CDD matters, Mr. Salvin is particularly interested in the history and condition of our roads, security services, food & beverage services, grounds maintenance, and clubhouse leasing procedures.
CDD
CDD
Community Development Districts are getting more and more popular among politicians, developers and the whole connected industry. Local politicians love them, figuring they get all the future property taxes without having to invest anything. Developers can create their own little kingdoms without being supervised. They can write their own ticket and make huge profits without any big risks to them. The public bonds will finance all the necessary investments and if financial losses can't be avoided the homes of the people are the collateral for possible losses. Miscalculation from developers can be covered with money from the homeowners.
As in most cases the idea behind creating Community Development Districts is really good. But lack of supervision from the government agencies, which initially created these communities within communities, and the lack of enforcement of the existing Statutes, has definitely made many people think twice about the advantages of these developments.
Community Development Districts are getting more and more popular among politicians, developers and the whole connected industry. Local politicians love them, figuring they get all the future property taxes without having to invest anything. Developers can create their own little kingdoms without being supervised. They can write their own ticket and make huge profits without any big risks to them. The public bonds will finance all the necessary investments and if financial losses can't be avoided the homes of the people are the collateral for possible losses. Miscalculation from developers can be covered with money from the homeowners.
As in most cases the idea behind creating Community Development Districts is really good. But lack of supervision from the government agencies, which initially created these communities within communities, and the lack of enforcement of the existing Statutes, has definitely made many people think twice about the advantages of these developments.
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