Bait Updated

Here is an update of yesterday's post:

 In a conciliatory effort to give Robin the benefit of the doubt, I will quote her new caption from what I called the "Bait" photo.  It is a retraction of sorts.

"Sorry... Accidently posted this picture. This is actually from an apple orchard. We took this picture for planning purposes. We hope to have play areas for the kids similiar to this. Simply a posting mistake. This is not at MMM. Thanks for notifying us Klasko...keep checking next we will be playing" Wheres Klasko" for a fun prize ;),"

Sure Robin.  You're quite welcome.  You can count on me keep you guys honest.  Keep looking for Klasko.  You never know where she'll turn up!  ;-)
Yesterday's Post:

There are some new photos on the Michigan Moto Mania facebook page entitled Summer 2010.

In that pile of photos that are a photographic chronicle of the violations of the stay that have occurred all summer long is at least one piece of bait.

No doubt Robin was hoping the neighbors would go to their lawyers with the new photos, and use that particular photo as proof of the violation of the stay.  She'd like that.

Then Doug and Robin can accuse the neighbors of "fabricating" evidence that they had violated the stay, hoping to cast doubt on anything brought forward by the neighbors.  They'd love to catch the neighbors in a "gotcha."  And then that photo will disappear from the Moto Mania facebook page. 

What other motive could Doug and Robin possibly have?  Are they advertising (falsely) facilities for their fans that really don't exist at Moto Mania?

I don't know where the facility in the bait photo is, but I can assure you that it is not on the Gamble-Longenecker property on Mostetler Road.  Among the many other problems with the photo is this:  Mostetler Road is a dirt road.  The road in the foreground is paved.  I guess they think we are that stupid.  But maybe the fans are dumb enough to believe it. 

But the real Moto Mania photos are just more evidence that Doug has no respect for the Hayes Township Zoning Ordinance.

Why publish them now, before the Zoning Board of Appeals meets to vote?  Does Doug already know that the Zoning Board of Appeals is going to uphold the Special Use?  Or is it just plain hubris?