This page is about the removal votes, which the PHCA has not yet scheduled. For the annual Board election that’s open now, see How to Vote →
Two directors, two very different roads. Here is what your ballot actually buys — for every owner, whether your home sits on a golf hole or not.
A vote to keep Rose Krebs is a vote to keep the developer's ally on your board.
Rose, Ace, Bernard, Sam George, James Raved and Roy Shanholtz wave off the anthrax — while every expert said leave it undisturbed. Their plan treats a populated community as the guinea pig for the idea that century-old buried anthrax is safe to dig up.
With Starwood's litigation, threats and appeals hanging over us, buyers cannot get clear title, title insurance, or a mortgage. Homes cannot sell, so values fall.
Starwood's attorney threatened to develop all 27 holes. So the cloud sits over every home near any of the 27 holes — not one neighborhood, the whole community.
A developer-aligned director inside the boardroom keeps steering votes, legal spending and information toward Starwood's goal.
A vote to remove Rose Krebs and keep Patti Thiele and Dale Sands is a vote to take our board back.
We do what every expert advised: leave the buried anthrax undisturbed. No experiments on a populated community, no digging on the Woods Course.
End the threat over our open space and the market reopens — title, insurance and loans can be written again, homes can sell again, and values can recover.
The community won the Mull & White trial. Our covenants take a 75% supermajority to break. Keep the board strong and that protection holds.
No developer influence, no one seated on the hotel's block of votes — directors who answer to the members, not to Starwood.
Remove Rose Krebs. Keep Patti Thiele and Dale Sands. Protect the open space, your water, and your property values.
