September 17, 2006

Dear fellow homeowners in Radburn,

In reading the ADR committee attempt of the Trustees and the Attorney that is used by Radburn, it struck me as strange that there is money involved in the procedure of the committee. I am a property manager currently managing a brand new community. I am setting up many committees for the homeowners. We are in the process of forming an ADR committee. The committee is established for homeowners to be heard by a group of their peers. THERE IS NO MONEY REQUIRED to do this. There are no deposits required and no money is held in escrow. I have sent out applications for those who are interested in serving on the committee. There will be a two-year term for this position, then we will go out to the community again after that term is fulfilled.

All the committees have a one to two year term, then the poitions are opened up again to the community at large. The same holds true for Board Member applicants. The terms are one to two years for each elected official. The only requirement is a desire to serve the community and be a member in good standing.

It was good to see an attempt to reach out to the homeowners, but I believe the attorney is not experienced in homeowner association style living as far as committees are concerned.

Thank you.

Sincerely,

Janet L. Sedaka
Radburn Homeowner