[WSBARP] Eviction Issue

[Tom Westbrook]

 Eviction Issue

We represent a camping club that owns the property supporting 200 lots that
people live on in their personal recreational vehicle. The campers’ right
to live there is based upon a Membership they buy from the camping club. A
camper has been storing and selling propane on his site which is against
the rules of the camp. As a result the Membership has been terminated under
the process outlined in the governing documents of the camping club. The
camper will not leave. Trying to fit an eviction under 1 of the 3
exceptions of the Governor’s Proclamation. I doubt the imminent threat to
safety will pass muster but now that the club board of directors has terminated
the Membership, they would like to resell the Membership. Anyone have an
opinion if this could fit within the 60 day notice to vacate due to intent
of the landowner to sell the Membership?

Sincerely,

Tom



Thomas J. Westbrook

Attorney at Law



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