Editorial / Opinion
Big Canoe Board Can Throw the Gates Wide Open – And Don’t Think They Won’t
Evolving From Fear to Profitability $$$
The Covenants give the Board the power to invite the public into Big Canoe amenities — weddings, day passes, tennis, bocce, hiking club outings, golf packages, you name it. With $15 million in debt, is it time for Property Owners to set aside their fear of “outsiders” and begin welcoming neighbors, friends, and an expanded community family — not just as guests, but as partners in opportunity?
The Covenants give the Board the power to invite the public into Big Canoe amenities — weddings, day passes, tennis, bocce, hiking club outings, golf packages, you name it. With $15 million in debt, is it time for Property Owners to set aside their fear of “outsiders” and begin welcoming neighbors, friends, and an expanded community family — not just as guests, but as partners in opportunity?
