According to Radio-Canada, many campers have received eviction notices in recent days. Since the deadlines for payment for the next camping season have expired, they now have 21 days to remove their trailer and equipment from the site, otherwise the owners say they will do it themselves. its at the expense of campers, claiming fines of $ 25 per day.

Worried about paying for their season and then seeing the campground close due to a court decision, some campers first decided to delay payment for their season when the contractor’s lawsuit over $ 1 million in construction’s André Magny was revealed to the public last winter. Then, some say that since then they have noticed many irregularities in such contracts.

A group of nearly 30 seasonal tenants planned Wednesday afternoon to send a formal notice to campsite owners.

Most contracts and annexes contain serious errors in dates, for example making it impossible to honor them. Costs vary as does temperature. No contract is the norm. We therefore ask that errors be rectified, define a global price charter for extras, include a procedure in case of non-compliance with regulations, update payments already made for those concerned and fix fines so that they are is acceptable can we read this document where we got a copy.

With the same breath, they promised to pay their full invoice once the contracts became valid. In the same way, they ask the owners to stop any act of intimidation whether through written or verbal communication.

Not for the first time

This is not the first time campers and management have had to hire a lawyer to successfully deliver their message.

On March 8, Me Geneviève Théorêt sent a letter on behalf of the owners of Floribell to all campers wishingrefute all rumors to the effect that there will be a seizure of Floribell’s property in favor of lenders and confirms that his clients are vigorously opposing all schemes aimed at seizing to sell the campsite in order to pay construction contractor André Magny who is demanding more than 1.2 million dollars from him.

A real estate broker and his agency are also claiming more than $ 85,000 in commission fees related to buying the site.

Over the past few weeks, you have sent us some communications. In almost all of them, you have offensive, even threatening speech to the campers. Regularly, you refer to the false allegations or baseless gossip we sell. You even threatened revenge against people who don’t respect this code of silence in a communication last summer. First of all, we want to correct the facts. The various discussions and communications we have with ourselves have nothing to do with gossip or slander. These are based on revealed facts … The refusal to pay some before our arrival in May is based on legal and factual grounds can we read in the missive prepared by the campers.

As for the courts, there is no decision yet. So far, the judge has ordered the owners to inspect and maintain the buildings at the campsite. A second justice intervention was necessary because this work was not properly executed and threatened to further damage the building according to the prosecutor who was trying to get all of Domaine Floribell to pay for the work done but would not have been paid. to him.pay.