[bilcon]

Originally Posted by Bay Kid

Nice.

I heard the restaurant may be changing hands. Lots of rumors in TV.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

It’s time to get nervous when everything in the pro shop goes on sale at a big discount. After that happened at Hacienda Hills, the restaurant, pro shop, bar, swimming pool, tennis courts, etc…. all had a close up encounter with a wrecking ball.

Wasn’t that After tried to pawn if off on districts like Chula Vista, terra da sol, Santiago? I suspect lopez, glenview, and palmers next as they get closer to highway 50? IMO no need to worry till they start selling off their commercial property north 466?

IMO it would have been better districts would have brought it so no more housing built in already over crowded area.

[pauld315]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

Wasn’t that After tried to pawn if off on districts like Chula Vista, terra da sol, Santiago? I suspect lopez, glenview, and palmers next as they get closer to highway 50? IMO no need to worry till they start selling off their commercial property north 466?

IMO it would have been better districts would have brought it so no more housing built in already over crowded area.

They did pawn off Santiago and it cost the residents millions in AAC money to fix and replace it.

[pauld315]

Originally Posted by Pairadocs

All very true.... I live close and seems to me it is one of the few restaurants that continues to do well even in the off season (like now), but guess we'll find out one morning when it's closed for good... or....getting a nice "dress up"....LOL !

If the lessee of the restaurant doesn't agree to pay for all the deferred maintenance over the years it will probably end up like Hacienda. The golf course will still be there but everything else will be gone.