By Patric Hedlund, TME

Numbers speak, to those who are ready to listen. But the deafening roar of facts seemed almost to overwhelm the chairman of the Pine Mountain Club Property Owners Association Board last Saturday, Oct. 21.

The reality blast came in the form of a 42-page report gently passed out to PMCPOA board members last weekend after four months of study, analysis, interviews with experts and two community forums.

There is nothing fancy about the title. It is a plain document labelled “Pine Mountain Club Property Owners Association Board of Directors Lounge / Bistro Task Force Report of Findings.”

If the title puts you to sleep, you might perk up quickly to see…(please see below to view full stories and photographs)

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Pine Mountain Club POA Chairperson William Gurtner seemed torn in two directions at the Saturday, Oct. 21 meeting. On one hand he was proud of the report his board’s Lounge/Bistro Task Force produced. On the other hand, he was seeking to argue for delaying implementing its recommendations, without much support from his fellow directors.

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