No.

The Horn Rapids Files is an independent community resource created to organize publicly available information related to Horn Rapids.

Because homeowners kept asking the same question:

"What the heck is going on?"

Information has become scattered across court filings, HOA documents, city records, Facebook posts, emails, and conversations between neighbors.

My goal is to put the pieces together in one place.

Think of it as a community resource.

I’m organizing public information so homeowners can better understand:

• The lawsuit

• HOA governance

• Public records

• Community timelines

• Important documents

• Frequently asked questions

No.

My goal is to organize publicly available information—not tell you what conclusions to reach.

You may agree with some things and disagree with others, and that's okay.

My commitment is to present information accurately and distinguish facts from opinions.

Do I have an opinion? Of course I do. I’m human.

Whenever possible, information comes from:

• Public court records

• City of Richland documents

• HOA governing documents

• Public meeting minutes

• Publicly available records

• Official websites

Whenever practical, I’ll link to the original source documents.

Whenever new public information becomes available.

Court cases change.

Board members change.

Community information changes.

I’ll do my best to keep everything current.

Absolutely.

If you have:

• Public documents

• Meeting minutes

• Historical information

• Photos

• Ideas

• Corrections

...and the information can be verified, I’d love to hear from you.

This website works best when the community works together.

Please let me know.

Accuracy is one of my core values.

If I make a mistake, I’ll correct it.

Because it is.

The issues involve:

• HOA governance

• Community development

• Court proceedings

• Public approvals

• Multiple organizations

• Multiple individuals

One of the goals of The Horn Rapids Files is to simplify that information into something homeowners can actually understand.Item description

That's okay.

Healthy communities include different viewpoints.

Our hope is that by providing access to public information, everyone has the opportunity to review the same documents and reach their own conclusions.

I’m glad you asked.

If you have verifiable public information, historical records, documents, or ideas that would improve this resource, I’d love to hear from you.

This isn't just my website.

It's a community resource.