20260904Comment_1.pdf

From: Cristina Jacuzzi <[e-mail]>
Sent: Friday, September 4, 2026 10:23 AM
To: secretary<[e-mail]>
Subject:Withdrawal of Prior Notice—Case No. SSW-W-26-02
Good morning,
Attached is the HOA's withdrawal of our previously submitted Notice of HOA Administrative
and Financial Transition.
After further communication with DEQ,we understand that the administrative change we
were seeking will not be approved at this time. Accordingly,we are withdrawing that notice
while our attorney works through another avenue for addressing the underlying issues.
As noted in the attached letter, this does not change or waive the HOA's position regarding
Lot 16, our 2015 deed, the recorded subdivision documents, or the chronology of the
water-right and water-system transactions.Those matters are now being reviewed more
formally with counsel, and we will provide additional information as appropriate.
For now, we simply wanted to promptly correct the record with the Commission and
withdraw our earlier notice.
Thank you for your understanding and assistance.
Cristina Jacuzzi
President
Southshore Subdivision No. 2 Homeowners Association

Dear Commission Staff,
Southshore Subdivision No. 2 Homeowners Association respectfully withdraws its previously
submitted Notice of HOA Administrative and Financial Transition concerning Southshore 2
Water Company and PWS #3140254. Dated 9/2/2026
The HOA had submitted that notice based upon its understanding that it could proceed with the
proposed administrative transition. DEQ has since advised that it will not approve the requested
change at this time. Accordingly, the HOA is not proceeding with the transition described in our
prior notice while our attorney works through the appropriate process.
We want to make clear that this withdrawal should not be interpreted as a withdrawal, waiver,
or concession regarding the HOA's underlying property or ownership position.
The HOA remains the recorded owner of Lot 16, where the community water system is located,
pursuant to the deed recorded in 2015. The HOA also continues to evaluate the significance of
the recorded documents and the chronology of the water-right and water-system transactions,
including the fact that the HOA's deed predates the later transaction involving Southshore 2
Water Company.
Our attorney is now working through these issues and the appropriate avenue for resolving
them. We expect to provide a more formal explanation and supporting documentation once that
review is complete.
For the present time, we simply ask that our previously submitted Notice of HOA Administrative
and Financial Transition be withdrawn from consideration and that the status quo remain in
place while this matter is being addressed.
Thank you for your assistance.
Cristina Jacuzzi
President
Southshore Subdivision No. 2 Homeowners Association