Martin,
I’m talking about ANY proposal that is not accompanied by a solid business plan and especially any proposal that includes the need for the SCA Homeowners to subsidize it in <span style=”text-decoration: underline;”>ANY</span> way, before during or after its startup. It would be foolish to support another inadequately capitalized restaurant experiment with Association funds, simply because a few misguided people have the romanticized notion that we need a restaurant … because we don’t. It’s critical that the SCA Homeowners have the final say in this and further, that we vote in our own self-interest. But if starting a business inside Anthem Center is not an attractive enough venture to entice an enterprising business person to do a feasibility study, put together a market plan, take the plunge and assume the risks (just as they have to do anywhere) and if there is not a reasonable expectation that the business can stand on its own two feet, it should not happen in the first place.