Towne Lake Garden Association

If we can not laught at ourselves, then who can we laugh at.

Just wondering, if odds are that we will be in stage three restrictions, how will that effect us trying to lease/purchase water rights? will it affect us? can this be explained at the next meeting?

Good question.  Please come and ask Mr. Benson.  It is my understanding that once we are permitted to withdrawl Edwards Aquifer water, we will be subject to all water restriction rules.  I'm learning along with everyone else. 

@Neighbor25:

I know this may be a moot point considering the current circumstances, but I'm back online from mourning the passing of my Mother, and recently caught up on neighborhood business. Although, I probably won't be checking in that often anymore.

My posts were simply an attempt to get information I felt was intentionally being omitted, my "reposts" were responses to what I thought were attempts to cloud the issue, as is my right in a free society. Just tell me who was twisting your arm to read my posts, and I'll sort them out for you. Now, I totally understand about posts that can make one nauseous, like whenever someone voices a concern or complaint, and then someone else automatically harps on about volunteering. I did get a kick over your comment about how the problem affects not just my home because I felt the same way about the lakeside homes. Interesting how you tried to turn that around, that's what I meant about what motivated my "reposts".  

As for attending meetings, transportation is not the issue concerning my disability, and I never considered anyone an enemy, perhaps it's you that considers residents that live off the lake or challenges the BoD the enemy. You also seem to have a problem with anyone that is too busy, working to pay their mortgage and put food on the table, to volunteer. Maybe you should try getting along with the rest of your neighbors and not just the BoD, after all, they live here too.