Allen Donelan: Profile of an Aspiring Condo Commando

Is Allen Donelan trying to unjustly enrich himself with the help of the court? What will he do when he has the power and authority of the Downtown Dadeland Condominium Associations (and the association members’ money) in his hands after he retires from his executive position at the US Postal Service at the end of the year?

Will you vote for a self-serving, avarice-driven, unethical, immoral, cheating, and cunning condo unit owner who volunteers his services to a condominium association? Does Allen Donelan qualify for this characterization? You will be the judge when the time comes and Goldman Sachs relinquishes control of the Downtown Dadeland Condominium Associations to its rightful owners.

Allen Donelan, aka Allen P. Donelan, aka Cornelius Allen Donelan, aka Cornelius A. Donelan, aka Cornelius A. Donelan Jr, also known as C. Allen Donelan, Jr. — resident and owner of condo unit A723 at the Downtown Dadeland Condominium and aspiring to be a good Samaritan by serving one or more of the eight Downtown Dadeland Condominium Associations in a leadership position to protect the interests of all members of the condo associations following his retirement from the US Postal Service and the turnover of association affairs by the successor developer and receiver representing Goldman Sachs — shows his true color as documented in the public records of the Miami-Dade court with the nine lawsuits he has triggered.

The aspiring condo association president has used our court system seeking moneys under the pretense of seeking justice in nine (9) lawsuits against businesses and individuals in recent memory. I repeat, you be the judge.

Mr. Donelan is working hard. The question is who is he working for as a member of Congress queried a big shot executive of one of those companies that grabbed the big money doled out by us, the taxpaying public.

Strike extraordinaire No. 1 in pursuit of bolstering a bank account
Allen Donelan filed a lawsuit against Heinz Dinter despite having entered into an agreement not do so. Is it trickery driven by immorality and greed with an evil eye on not returning a $3,800 deposit? The details are unfolding at www.GrandLifestyle.com/condocom.htm.

Strike extraordinaire No. 2 in pursuit of bolstering a bank account
Allen Donelan filed a lawsuit against US-1 Van Lines of Florida seeking $4,642.08 for damages suffered to his property when the defendant moved the enterprising new Downtown Dadeland condominium neighbor. The court awarded him $663.50 of which $339.50 are in court costs. What a difference seeking $4,642.08 and having the judge find the damages total $323.50!

Strike extraordinaire No. 3 in pursuit of bolstering a bank account
Allen Donelan filed a lawsuit against Delta Airlines Inc seeking $853.14. The Order of Dismissal by Circuit Judge Thomas K. Petersen reads, “This cause having been heard pursuant to the Florida Small Claims Rules and upon due consideration it is ORDERED AND ADJUDGED that this action be dismissed with prejudice.”

Strike extraordinaire No. 4 in pursuit of bolstering a bank account
Allen Donelan filed a lawsuit against Dadeland Pool seeking $1,000.00. The court dismissed Mr. Donelan’s action for failure to show good cause.

Strike extraordinaire No. 5 in pursuit of bolstering a bank account
Allen Donelan filed a lawsuit against Delta Airlines Inc seeking $1,500.00. The plaintiff voluntarily dismissed the action.

Strike extraordinaire No. 6 in pursuit of bolstering a bank account
Allen Donelan filed a lawsuit against Encore Svcs Systems Inc seeking $285.90. The court dismissed Mr. Donelan’s action for failure to show good cause.

Strike extraordinaire No. 7 in pursuit of bolstering a bank account
Allen Donelan filed a lawsuit against Hilton Hotels Corp seeking $466.78. The court dismissed Mr. Donelan’s action for failure to show good cause.

Strike extraordinaire No. 8 in pursuit of bolstering a bank account
Allen Donelan filed a lawsuit against First Financial Management Corporation seeking $5,000.00. The case was dismissed by the court with prejudice.

Strike extraordinaire No. 9 in pursuit of bolstering a bank account
Allen Donelan filed a lawsuit against the University of Miami. The defendant filed a counterclaim. The complaint and the counterclaim were dismissed by the court with prejudice.

Scoring Summary

Of 9 lawsuits brought by Allen Donelan
• 7 lawsuits were dismissed with not a penny added to Mr. Donelan’s bank account.
• 1 lawsuit garnered $323.50 instead of $4,642.08 Mr. Donelan asked the court to award.
• 1 lawsuit and the counterclaim are pending.

Downtown Dadeland Information

7250 North Kendall Drive, Miami, FL 33156
• A mixed-use condominium in the heart of Dadeland
• 127,000 SF of ground level retail space and 416 residential units
• Major retailer(s): West Elm, Panera Bread
• Centrally located at the junction of 3 major thoroughfares — Palmetto Expressway, Kendall Drive, and US 1
• Across from the Dadeland Mall with 15 million annual visitors, many of which are international tourists
• Situated at the nexus of the most affluent and densely populated residential pockets in Miami
• Under significant redevelopment by Goldman Sachs with creative landscaping, lighting and improved signage.

Can you picture Allen Donelan as president of the condominium association in charge of this great mixed-use complex of respected retail establishments and many hundreds of condominium unit owners and tenants?

The following email was sent to Allen Donelan

Dear Mr. Donelan:
I direct your attention to information published in an article titled “Allen Donelan: Profile of an Aspiring Condo Commando” at http://www.condomonium.blogspot.com/.

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I am conducting research into the condominium lifestyle. The results of my research are published in a series of articles and a book tentatively titled Condomonium — Diary of a Condo Dweller.

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