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Why Warner Springs Ranch is in hot water
Dear Mr. Bauder, Thank you for shedding some light on the less than savory goings on at Warner Springs Ranch. I was also told by Mr. Stilwell that Herrick Co. handed over the required $3000. However, when pushed on the date of that payment Mr. Stilwell retracted that statement in an e-mail to me on 8/12 and went on to say he regretted any confusion that may have resulted from his prior eroneous statement and, that the Board Of Directors decided Herrick Co. didn't have to. The fact is, according to the same Jim Stilwell you spoke to, Herrick Co. never did pony up the $3000. I'd gladly FWD that mail to you for the asking. Interesting how Herrick Co. made it to the front of the line when an all cash offer FOR APPRAISED VALUE got brushed off. So, you didn't get the straight scoop on that little detail and I don't think you got the straight scoop from Mr. Stilwell on the Pala offer either. Wanna bet? Welcome to how the Ranch does business. Pete Buckley— August 20, 2008 8:14 p.m.