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Originally Posted by Mleeja
I have no problem with an organization ran by the residents. I do have a problem with certain members of that organization benefiting personally financially from the organization. For example the six members who received settlements from the original lawsuit or the three that stood to benefit if the latest would have prevailed. I have a problem with a member of the board of the POA being a District 5 Supervisor and a named party in lawsuit against The Villages. This reeks of conflict of interest.
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It is obvious that you do not know what conflict of interest means. How exactly does one position have any influence or financial benefit from the other.
A better example of conflict of interest would be the developer who appoints all the supervisors for the central districts and then the supervisors determine what the developer gets paid when the amenity facilities are bought by the central districts. Most or all of the appointed supervisors are employees or associates of the developer. Now that is a conflict.