The lease is signed, sealed and delivered. Does that mean board members should ridicule and demean association members who point out issues in the hopes such issues will be addressed and considered in subsequent negotiations?

Had those involved been fully informed, some would not be making false claims about how Seacrets paying the property tax helped the assessment bottom line.

By the way, the next negotiation with Secrets is substantially less than five years away. It will probably be soon since the oceanside lease expires April 30, 2011, unless the board is already in Top-Seacret negotiations.