Changed since September
The timeshare cases moved into a proposed sale process
The public lead-case record now shows a motion seeking auction and bidding procedures and authorization to sell, followed by creditor, bank and Subchapter V trustee responses or limited objections filed October 14 and 15. That is movement in the case, not an approved sale.
What would close it: An entered order on the requested procedures and sale authority, then any approved sale order and confirmed distribution treatment.
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Current cost figures
The 2026 assessment and home-purchase fee remain usable planning numbers
The reported home assessment is $137 a month with sewer and trash. The reported amenity reserve fee is $6,000 at closing on a home purchase. A December report says the board approved the 2026 budget as presented. A 2024 local report says buyer and seller may negotiate who ultimately bears that fee, including splitting it.
What would close it: The seller ledger, closing statement and contract for the actual property.
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Reported, not universal
Owner confidence and board turnover are part of the record
A local report put confidence in the board at 17% in the 2026 member survey, down from 29%. The reported election results naming Bruce Evans and Gary Krivo were announced at the September 18 annual meeting. Neither fact speaks for every owner or resolves the disputes around the Club.
What would close it: The complete survey, current officer list, approved minutes and any adopted board response.
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Unresolved in the checked record
The Hanover Court dispute remains a parcel-specific road question
September reporting said a temporary injunction kept paving stopped and that the builder had filed a motion to dismiss. The bounded October 16 search did not locate a later authoritative public order deciding the dispute.
What would close it: The current docket, entered orders, recorded plat and a written road-status answer for the parcel.
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Program reported; governing record missing
The sewer deferral program should still be treated as an open document request
September reporting described a board-approved Sewer Availability Fee Deferral Program and opposition tied to St. George Village. The adopted policy and approving minutes were not located in the public records checked for this desk.
What would close it: The adopted policy, approving minutes, financial analysis and written parcel-specific treatment.
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No public outcome located
The Attorney General inquiry has no public result in the checked newsroom
A television report said the Tennessee Attorney General was looking into complaints about the Community Club. No public outcome was located in the Attorney General newsroom searched through October 16.
What would close it: A dated statement from the Attorney General or the Club, or another primary record of disposition.
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