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	Name:	Catherine -
	Subject:	As far as I know, they were not
	Date:	4/19/2012 10:00:49 AM

And you are right. That would have gone a long way in handling the situation properly. But that wasn't offered, that anyone has made me aware of. Just "get out by June."

This is a matter of opinion, not a legal argument. Lifer sees and apparently agrees with the advantage of Russell's position. "Its ours, get out now" is certainly an option available to them, and the one they have apparently chosen to exercise. I tend to think it could have been handled better, with more respect, appreciation, and professionalism. But as Lifer rightly points out, the land belongs to Ben, and he can do whatever he wants with it, however he chooses to.

"Pack up and go" just strikes me as cold and uncaring for families who have supported your company for half a century and longer, but I am a softy. I highly doubt they will be able to build all of the planned cabins within the next 2-3 years, so the decision to evict all at once becomes even more mysterious to me.