Two Pieces of Misinformation on The Condo Project Cleared Up With Dated Emails
As I have mentioned in prior blog posts, the Unity Investors seem to have a hard time with the sequence of events concerning the southern piece of property they purchased. It is the small piece that has power lines from Lowell Light & Power running across it.
They like to give people the impression that they had no knowledge of the power lines when they bought the property. Here are two emails from Todd Schaal which tell a different story.
He contacted City Manager Mike Burns on October 15, 2018 with the subject line reading: "Mike, who is the guy at Lowell Light and Power I should talk to re their power lines? Thanks, Todd."
The partners closed on the property on November 6th or 7th, 2018 almost 3 weeks after the email. Furthermore, Todd met with Steve Donkersloot and Ryan Teachworth at the Lowell Light and Power offices on October 18th to discuss the power lines.
Here is another email from Todd Schaal about the power lines on November 8, a day or two after the purchase of the property. This one is important because this is the point in which LAWYERS got involved. The Unity partners like to tell the story that the City of Lowell is coming after them with lawyers and lawsuits when the truth of the matter is that the only reason City Attorney Dick Wendt got involved in the first place is because Todd Schaal copied the email to his law firm and indicated their involvement from that point on.
This meant the City Attorney had to get involved. The Unity Partners fired the first legal shot in this battle - not the City of Lowell.
Why am I going to the effort of posting this? For the simple reason that Todd and/or Jerry like to spin the narrative of being victims of the City of Lowell, the City Council, and Lowell Light and Power. They want people to believe that they had no idea of the power lines and that the City came after them with lawyers and lawsuits.
Clearly not the case at all.
They like to give people the impression that they had no knowledge of the power lines when they bought the property. Here are two emails from Todd Schaal which tell a different story.
He contacted City Manager Mike Burns on October 15, 2018 with the subject line reading: "Mike, who is the guy at Lowell Light and Power I should talk to re their power lines? Thanks, Todd."
The partners closed on the property on November 6th or 7th, 2018 almost 3 weeks after the email. Furthermore, Todd met with Steve Donkersloot and Ryan Teachworth at the Lowell Light and Power offices on October 18th to discuss the power lines.
Here is another email from Todd Schaal about the power lines on November 8, a day or two after the purchase of the property. This one is important because this is the point in which LAWYERS got involved. The Unity partners like to tell the story that the City of Lowell is coming after them with lawyers and lawsuits when the truth of the matter is that the only reason City Attorney Dick Wendt got involved in the first place is because Todd Schaal copied the email to his law firm and indicated their involvement from that point on.
This meant the City Attorney had to get involved. The Unity Partners fired the first legal shot in this battle - not the City of Lowell.
Why am I going to the effort of posting this? For the simple reason that Todd and/or Jerry like to spin the narrative of being victims of the City of Lowell, the City Council, and Lowell Light and Power. They want people to believe that they had no idea of the power lines and that the City came after them with lawyers and lawsuits.
Clearly not the case at all.
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