Sewer Plant Problems

[Adena]

Hello- We bought our house in April 2008 and at the time, we were not aware of any sewer plant problems. We have paid our dues every month and attended meetings. Our trustee changed about a year after we moved in and shortly after the new trustee took over, we started receiving notices that our sewer plant was not in compliance with the Department of Natural Resources. We have been told that our dues are going to be raised and we have to pay supplemental money to have the sewer plant pumped and hauled until the problem goes away. However, the trustee did not send in appropriate testing and samples and did not re-new the appropriate paperwork with the state. Right after the new trustee took over, they agreed to wipe away any debt that home-owners had on their accounts (for not paying their dues). So now, we have a small balance in our account that we can use for paying our electric for the subdivision/repairs/etc. My question is...Do we have to pay this supplemental amount when we had no idea that our subdivision sewer plant was in this state. If we had known, we would not have bought this house. We also did not agree to having the other homeowners' debt wiped clean for being behind on dues when we have paid them consistently for the past two years. Would our case hold up in court if the subdivision tried to put a lein on our house for not paying the extra dues??

 

[army judge]

You betcha, citizen, those Nazis would slap a lien on your home for less. You are at their mercy.

Fight if you wish. I don't see you prevailing over that pack of crooks.


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