Sometimes Fences Anger Neighbors... Especially Litigious Ones!

San Antonio HOA Attorney Trey Wilson wrote:

My client, the Zuehl Airport Flying Community Owners Association, was featured in the following article, which appeared in today's San Antonio Express News:

FENCE BESIDE AIRSTRIP AT ROOT Of DISPUTE
Guadalupe County officials accused of RICO violations.
By Zeke MacCormack, zeke@express-news.net

ZUEHL — A fence erected in 2008 beside a rural airfield here in southwest Guadalupe County has spurred a rash of lawsuits, the latest of which accuses dozens of county officials of engaging in organized crime and seeks $31 million in damages.

The defendants deny the allegations made by New Braunfels resident David Goad, whose prior self-drafted court pleadings led to his being declared a vexatious litigant.

Goad claims the fence installed by the property owners association illegally blocks access from the lot to subdivision roads, taxiways and the 3,000-foot airstrip. The fence runs along the edge of a portion of Windsock Lane that is largely undeveloped. The association says the Goad parcel lies outside the platted subdivision, so they can bar access to roads and the airstrip.

Goad's suit also asserts that association members conspired with county officials to deprive Goad of his rights, and to have him and witnesses he called at prior hearings arrested.

Read more in the Express News