To repeat what I wrote to someone else:

We have already spent about $200,000. Assume the builder would claim a lost profit on the project of 15%. That's another $450,000.

So we are probably on the hook for about $650,000 minimum right now -- plus any materials already ordered, although that could be minimal at this point.

To think the builder would "resell" the structure is a giant stretch -- at best.

If the project moves into the actual construction phase and assuming at some point Marty's attempt to stop the project is successful, it would be reasonable to predict a potential loss of $1 million to $2 million.

The project is over the anticipated cost by $1.5 million.

So, if Marty is successful OPA might spend one to two million and end up with nothing.

The time for Marty and his group to have taken action should have been BEFORE any contract was signed. He had plenty of time. So did you.

Whatever the OPA liability may be if Marty is successful, it will come from OPA lot owners. Marty's delayed attempt to stop the Community Center could cost us one or two million and that money will only come from lot owners, whether by special assessment or otherwise.