Dear Governor, Senators, House Representatives, Friends and Members,

I'm glad to announce that LULAC -- League of United Latin American Citizens -- has joined our call to the Florida legislators to pass the Mandated Property Reform Task Force Bill.

In a resolution, approved by unanimous consent of all Florida members and signed by Florida State Director Armando V. Pomar, the League denounces the problems of homeowners who are targets of unscrupulous people associated with mandated properties. Problems include unreasonable demands and selective enforcement fines, sometimes involving insignificant amounts of money, which lead to the foreclosure of their homestead.  Due to the inadequacy of the current Florida laws, homeowners are subject to violation of their civil rights as well as their basic human rights that are assured by the Constitution of The United States of America. 

In its resolution -- see http://www.ccfj.net/taskforceLULAC.html -- LULAC requests immediate action by the Florida Legislature.

CCFJ Condo Committee chairman Humberto Sanchez, a LULAC councilman, proposed this solution after researching many complaints about association abuses by homeowners and unit-owners.

The Mandated Property Reform Task Force Bill -- SB 1248 and HB 547 -- is waiting for committee hearings!

The many horror stories call for immediate action by our legislature. Homeowners and unit-owners from all over Florida ask Tallahassee for help to stop all these abuses.

We are asking our legislators to support these bills by adding their names as co-sponsors and to make sure that the Task Force will be formed and hold its organizational meeting by August 1, 2003 as planned.

Please help to pass this consumer-friendly bill!

Warm Regards,
Jan Bergemann
President
Cyber Citizens For Justice, Inc.