DEED HISTORY OF CHURCH PROPERTY

Repeating that James Fair gave property to the Church is not supported by the facts.

THE FACTS:

According to the Smith County Property Records, Fair, the developer, has never given any property to the Church.

1. In 1974 Hide-A-Way Lake Club, Inc., (NOT JAMES FAIR) Leased Lake Park to Hideaway Lake Community Church.

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2. In 1984 Lake Park, 1.306 Acres, was sold to the Church by a Conditional Deed by HAWL to the Church, with the following Conditions.

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a) Crystal Systems retain certain service easements.

b) The Church will abide by HAWL’s CC&Rs.
(Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions)

c) A reverter clause, that if the property is not used and maintained for religious services, it reverts back to HAWL.

d) In Smith County Records, a restriction is placed on a secular school at the Church.

3. Hide-A-Way Lake, Inc., sold the Church a Water Well location in Lake Park 5,005 Square Feet.

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4. December 20, 2013 The Texas 12^th Court of Appeals ruled that ALL OF HAWL is under the 1969 and 1995 Deed Restrictions. Specifically, the court ruled Unit 41 was included.