Mutual Fifty Letter Praises LWV Governance Efforts
A reader thanks the Globe for its Sept 25 statement on the GRF Trust amendment and urges Villagers to stay vigilant against misinformation. The writer credits Mutual Fifty leaders Rynn Rothberg, Inesa Nord-Leth, Chace Kendra, and John Dalis and offers help to continue 50 years of effective LWV governance amid HOA/CID deviations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Fifty’s Board of
Rynn Rothberg
Inesa Nord-Leth
Chace Kendra
John Dalis
GRF
Globe
New Gate System costs raise village debate over needed project
A proposed gate system costing 440 200 including 363 000 for the project 45 000 for new car tags and 32 000 for software would be implemented at two gates and billed annually a plan critics say lacks accountability given campaign promises of prudence and transparency The letter questions the group controlling GRE United and Third and cites past GRF votes and development expenditures to argue for scrutiny and proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GRE
United
Third
Marcia Goldstein
C Ronda Granada
GRF
Reading a Candidate Statement Sparks Voter Debate
Village residents debate the value of candidate statements versus voting records. Rae Tso drew support for her persona but faced backlash for backing an $18.7 million Recreation Master Plan and a $10 million BOA loan, including Clubhouse Two’s replacement with an outdoor amphitheater. Voters rejected her on the Third Mutual Board, preferring fiscal conservatives who advocate stricter spending and lower HOA costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rae Tso
Third Mutual Board
Plan dispute on city council election flyer sparks concerns
Carol Moore's recent campaign flyer on her city council bid contains inaccuracies about a specific plan. The GRF board voted to withdraw the plan for city consideration, leaving the property under the outdated general plan. Critics warn lack of a specific plan risks restricting new facilities and traffic rights, affecting future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Moore
GRF
Moulton
el Toro
Is New Gate System Necessary Questioned by Director Stake
Stan Jezimski questions the need to replace the gate entry system citing no large robberies and urging directors and management to reconsider the expense. He argues for lowering costs and questions spending hundreds of thousands. Editor notes letters are not verified and may be edited for length and clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Jezimski
Calle Aragon
The
Globe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mutual 50
Pat Wilkinson
Maxine McIntosh
Pat
McIntosh
Maxine
McIntosh, Hammer and
Murphy
California
Laguna Woods
Gary Hughes
Gate 5
Kudo
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!