A former president of the Rainbow Lakes Community Club (RLCC) wrote a letter to the editor disputing how a recent settlement in litigation over the club was being characterized. The settlement removed 19 properties from mandatory membership obligations but left unresolved the broader membership questions affecting the rest of the neighborhood. The author objects to use of the phrase 'fair share' in connection with the settlement, arguing the term carries a distinct public meaning in New Jersey — tied to affordable housing obligations — and that applying it here creates confusion. The letter signals ongoing disagreement within the community about what the settlement actually decided and for whom.
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Media Coverage · April 19, 2026
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newspaper Read articleDear Editor: The recent settlement of the lawsuit involving the Rainbow Lakes Community Club (RLCC) should not be mistaken for a sweeping victory for either side. While it removed 19 properties from mandatory membership, it did not resolve broader questions for the rest of the neighborhood. As a past president of the RLCC, I find the use of the term “fair share” in this context both confusing and unfortunate. To many New Jersey residents, that phrase has a public meaning associated with affordab
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The parties reported a settlement.
Dear Editor: The recent settlement of the lawsuit involving the Rainbow Lakes Community Club (RLCC) should not be mistaken for a sweeping victory for either side. While it removed 19 …
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