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This is an interesting problem due to the initial conditions (unknown "minnows" which could be anything as Terry points out) and the lack of control inherently present in a subdivision pond.
If it were me personally, I'd take the bass knowing I'm going to have to add adult (5"+) BG like crazy to get the permanent forage base established. No one has brought up the concern of introducing fish diseases or parasites with the bass and BG, so I will mention it. As well as the danger of mis-identified fish coming in as "LMB" or "BG." How good are you at telling BG from Green Sunfish or their other Lepomis cousins?
Terry, is their a home owners association and if so, have they established any rules for use of the pond including fishing? This is an important management item to at least give you a chance of having a controlled fishery.
"Live like you'll die tomorrow, but manage your grass like you'll live forever." -S. M. Stirling
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