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Thank you for your comprehensive story on the chaotic situation existing in Mission Viejo with regard to Lake Mission Viejo and its board of directors (Oct. 15). Not only has the board railroaded the recent delegate election, but it also has sent out a so-called poll to find out whether Lake Assn. members want the “enhancement project” of a wall running the entire length of the south side of the lake.
Accompanying the poll were glamorized color pictures of what the wall would look like once installed. And guess who paid for the expensive mailing? You guessed it: the Mission Viejo Co. And guess who’s going to count the poll’s responses? You guessed it: the Lake’s board of directors, the same ones who approved the wall’s construction in the first place. Talk about objectivity.
RAY KOVITZ
Mission Viejo
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