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Join the STAR Alliance

By adding your voice to the Alliance, you become part of a shared effort to advance our common goals: protecting the land we cherish, preserving what makes our community special, and safeguarding this remarkable legacy for generations to come.

What membership means

  • Membership does not involve any financial responsibility for any proposed legal action.
  • Your name will be included on the STAR Alliance membership list, which will likely be made available in certain circumstances, including legal proceedings involving the Alliance.
  • The intent is that the STAR Alliance, not individual plaintiffs, will be publicly identified in court proceedings. Individual members may need to provide documents, be deposed, or possibly testify.

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Questions? Contact

Pamela Higer-Polani, Attorney at Law
9825 Marina Blvd, Suite 100
Boca Raton, Florida 33428

Office: (561) 496-4222

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Membership questions

What joining the STAR Alliance means for you

Do I need to be a plaintiff to support STAR?

No. Community members may provide factual information, share official documents, or support lawful advocacy. Support does not automatically confer party status, representation, or control over the litigation.

Is there financial risk to members?

Membership does not involve any financial responsibility for any proposed legal action. Litigation claims could be dismissed or lost on their merits or on procedural grounds, but members will not incur any individual financial exposure through any such action beyond their own voluntary contributions.

Who could qualify as a plaintiff?

An individual or organization must establish standing under the particular cause of action. Potential plaintiffs may include residents or owners with a specific legally cognizable connection to the decision, including some beyond the 500-foot notification area. Disagreeing with the project or living somewhere in the County is not automatically enough.

What will potential plaintiffs be asked to provide?

Name, contact details, property address, and ownership or residency status; what notice was received or observed before the September 2023 hearings; how the decision affects that person or property; any photographs, correspondence, public comments, documents or witnesses; and availability to review verified allegations or participate in proceedings if needed.

Could STAR Alliance, Inc. itself become a plaintiff?

Possibly. As a Florida corporation, STAR's potential organizational or associational standing would need to be evaluated under the specific claims and supporting facts. Incorporation alone does not establish standing.

What happens next?

STAR organizers and prospective counsel will assess official records, possible notice defects, prospective plaintiffs' standing, deadlines, legal claims, and available remedies.

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