Residents of the Chattahoochee River Club who wish to eliminate the need for us to include them personally as parties in the Quiet Title Action will be required to sign the following documents (please be aware that these are initial drafts that are subject to refinement): (i) a Quitclaim Deed; (ii) an Affidavit Confirming Certain Information Pertaining to the Quiet Title Action; (iii) an Affidavit Confirming Certain Information Pertaining to Equestrian Center Property; and (iv) a Release and Covenant Not to Sue that ensures Bose, Mommies and FH Partners that they have no other issues they need to address with those residents.

We plan to post additional documents that we are requesting residents to sign, although those documents will not be required for the settlement for those who sign-up by 11:59:59 p.m. on November 10, 2019. Those documents will not be posted until later this evening.

Please be aware that we have drafted these documents with reasonableness in mind and while they are not negotiable, we will consider any good faith objections to them and may modify them accordingly. While in near final form, these documents are being cirulated among our legal team at the same time they are being posted and we reserve the right to make some additional changes to them, which we will indicate by providing redlined versions of same that show the changes from these intial drafts.

All CRC residents who execute a settlement package will be relieved of any liability for damages or attorney's fees that otherwise might be assessed against them in their individual capacities. Notwithstanding the foregoing, nothing in the settlement package will relieve CRC residents from any obligations they may have as members of the CRC HOA, whether for special assessments or otherwise, with all claims against the CRC HOA and the named individual defendants in the Quiet Title Action being expressly reserved.

Any settlement documents executed will be held in trust and kept strictly confidential and will be used by us only in connection with the final resolution of the Quiet Title Action. The caveat to the foregoing is that the Quitclaim Deeds will be a matter of public record once recorded, but we will not record any of them until the Quiet Title Action is completely resolved and no longer pending. If we lose our argument regarding the unenforceability of the Agreement Regarding Development against the Equestrian Center Property for any reason whatsoever, your settlement documents will be returned to you and we will not use them in a manner adverse to you in any way.

We wil be in touch with you in the next few weeks regarding the logistics of executing and delivering the settlement documents and we appreciate your cooperation.