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My thoughts on Sun City COA closure

Former treasurer believes lack of succession primary cause of condo association’s demise

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OPINION — I’m writing about the article regarding the pending closure of the Condo Owners Association.

As a former director and treasurer who recently stepped down to care for my ailing husband, I was disappointed to read several statements attributed to COA President Sue Clark.

The article cited rising expenses and a lack of volunteers as reasons for COA's closure. While costs increased, membership remained strong. The past five years, COA enjoyed some of its highest membership in years.

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