Possible Failure to Maintain Lawsuit???

It appears that residents of Upland Cascade Mobilehome Park are going to have a meeting with park management later this month.  (See copy of notice below.)  "The agenda will consist of discussing those topics raised in the law firm's questionnaire and any additional maintenance and rule violation issues raised in the Resident Concern forms."  First of all, do any residents know what the topics are that were raised in the law firm's questionnaire?  According to my information, not all residents received a questionnaire and those who did were not privy to what other residents claimed.  Secondly, there was no "Resident Concern Form" distributed to the residents by the park as the notice below claims. 

So, what will be discussed?  Park management wants you to point your finger at your neighbors for the problems we have with this park.  They want you to bring up "conditions of the Park, troublesome resident conduct issues that may arise, or the fact that not all residents maintain their mobilehomes and space the way they should."  Is it your neighbor's fault that there are many spaces consisting of only dirt and weeds surrounded by chains that "remain in a blighted condition as compared to being beautified, utilized and developed?" (Jeffrey A. Kaplan, 4/6/10)  Is it your neighbor's fault that many homes are now vacant because the residents were evicted or simply walked away from out of control rent increases and now their properties are filled with weeds and or dead foliage.  Park management knows these homes are vacant yet they do little if anything to clean them up until they feel they can sell them.  Is it your neighbor's fault that these blighted conditions are interfering with your attempts to sell your home?

If and when you go to this meeting, keep this all in mind.  Park management will do anything they can to spin our problems in their favor.  They will claim that they are professional and beyond reproach in managing all their parks throughout California. (Not true.)  They will do anything they can to dodge the responsibility of their deplorable park conditions and point the finger of blame at you and your neighbors.  But if you ask them anything at this meeting, ask them this...Why are they charging us the highest space rents in the city while our park appears to be the trashiest and poorest maintained?

In my opinion, a "failure to maintain" lawsuit simply does not go far enough for what is going on in Tatum-Kaplan owned parks.