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Page 5 7 construction. They have failed to act despite promises to do so. They stated that if Jim Moore did not finish his projects by the end of summer they would consider liquidating his bond money to pay to have them done. Fall is in the air and nothing is done. When I contacted the developers they merely point the fingers at one another. This reinforces the need to disallow phase 4 until projects are completed. The safety issues I am speaking of are not minor. They include a 9ft retaining wall with just a split rail fence prevented children from falling (in a development where split rail isn't allowed by any one else) and the glaring deficit of having the highest pedestrian traffic area, the pool and clubhouse, not have a crossing, sidewalk or even a clear and logical place to cross, yet it is the widest and busiest street in the development. The excuse given was the path that starts out of nowhere and goes nowhere that is 50 feet from the corner down a grade which is steep enough that the highway dept stated they would not paint a crosswallc on it there because motorists would be unable to see the pedestrian until too late. After arriving at the clubhouse residents can not see because of no lights despite a county code requiring such lighting at recreation areas. The HOA has now had to purchase these lights for tens of thousand of dollars that Jim Moore should have had placed there initially. I appreciate your time and once again would encourage you to please use your influence to protect the interests of the residents of Churton Grove by following the special use permit stipulation of not allowing the next/last phase from going forward until these issues are resolved. Sincerely, Bryan Hampton Moody friends. Drama queens. Your life? Nope! -their life, your story. Play Sims Stories at Yahoo! Games.