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Appeal To Maintain Existing Boat Slips

Appeal To Maintain Existing Boat Slips

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Started by Laura Boysen 7 years, 5 months ago

3/29/19

Dear Scott Stevenson:

Cc: Jay Korn

Subjec: Requesting response for appeal to maintain boat slips on D-Dock.

We the D Dock community are formally asking to present you a formal appeal for the reinstatement of Michael Raimo, Robin Copping of the Soggy Dollar and Kevin and Jessica Riley of Lakefront Property onto D Dock.

We confirm that they have not been the source of your perceived problem on D Dock and there are no issues with them as they have a track record of 15 years and 18 years respectively plus of getting along well with others on this dock . We feel this decision was made by error and request you reverse this decision which was made with incomplete and erroneous information. Again, we wish to appeal this decision and move them back to their slips or somewhere on D - dock. We greatly appreciate your effort in correcting this situation.

We have no complaints of any kind against these people and feel that they are extremely considerate to all their neighbors.

We as a boating community do not want these people or any others whom are victimized on the dock thrown off of the dock simply because they have been on the receiving end of abuse and mistreatment.

Such is our concern that if they are not reinstated then we would like a dock wide meeting date scheduled in the next week where we are given reassurances that anyone else that is a victim of abuse, they will not held responsible and punished for that abuse.

Thank you for your kind consideration.

30 Comments

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Ray Gold
7 years ago Featured

D59 This is beyond silly and wrong. Not only are The Rileys and Mike/Robin NOT a problem on the dock, they are a major reason why many of us enjoy being at the dock. Our slips are not just a place to park our boats in the summer. For most of us they are our summer homes. D dock is a community not a dock. This is my 12th year in Diversey and having people like the Riley family and Mike/Robin is a big reason many of us stay. They are great neighbors and good people. Please consider correcting this error and permit them to rejoin our family.

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Scott Mueller
7 years ago Featured

Hello, My name is Scott Mueller and I currently have a boat on D dock located at D 14 and Robin and Mike are my neighbors on D dock. They have always been respectful, kind and always willing to give you a helping hand. Robin and Mike of the Soggy Dollar are great people. Someone must have the facts confused because they have always treated me and all of my guest unbelievablely well with nothing but respect and kindness. I firmly stand with Mike and Robin and support their reinstatement 100%.

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carol martinkus
7 years ago Featured

Slip D32. Mike, Robin, Kevin and Jessica are part of the heart of D dock. Always looking out for their fellow boater, amazing supporters of D dock and best boat neighbors you can find. Like Scott said, I am at a loss how this can even be an issue. They should and need to stay on D dock.

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Sunset Beach Kim
7 years ago

This is ridiculous. Diversy harbor and specifically D Dock has been a wonderful place for so many boater including their friends and family. At the heart of this community and experiences are Robin & Mike ! They have been from the beginning and they are still today. It just makes me wonder who is making these decisions? I am also wondering what type of process was used and I perhaps, if we engage formal litigation the right decision made will be made to reinstate Robin & Mike. I know many people would be happy to support that!

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Donita Love
7 years ago

Bring them back to D dock!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

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Alex Perisic
7 years ago

D dock resident, Stella Rossa.

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Dawn Baskin
7 years ago

Mike and Robin are generous, helpful and welcoming contributors to the community on d dock.