....readers should consider attending at all costs.
For the newer readers, even with the recent lot sales to raise critically needed revenue, based on court documents, it will take over 200,000 DIVA $10 benefit tickets sold for the park to break even on the new debt the park has incurred since filing for bankruptcy.
The park needs cash.
According to court filings, Allan Shaddinger, attorney for the Conneaut Lake Joint Municipal Authority (the lake area sewer system agency), informed the court the park has not paid its sewer bill to the Conneaut Lake Joint Municipal authority since February of 2016.
And contrary to the reports the park has paid its back tax debt, Lawrence Bolla, attorney for the unofficial (ad hoc) committee of real estate tax creditors, the tax bodies, informed the court the park still owes the taxing districts approximately $76,000.00 on the park's back property debt.
On April 6, and with the park preparations beginning to start for the 2018 season, William Bragg, CLP Chairman, reported to the court that CLP had $37, 681.60 available cash on hand.
