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Originally Posted by mickey100
The lawsuit was a win for the residents of The Villages. Without it there wouldn't have been money in the till for many of the upgrades and maintenance issues that we enjoy now. If those members of the POA had not pursued it, who knows what kind of shape the Villages north of 466 would be in right now. I give them a big "thank you". And I really don't get why people begrudge the money they received for all the work they did. I know at this stage of my life I wouldn't devote years of my time for $50,000 or whatever the amount is they received. They worked hard and they deserve it. The POA did not lose, in any sense of the word. It was a victory - as a result of the lawsuit, the developer agreed to pay about $40 million over the 13 years to replenish maintenance accounts and keep the facilities up to date. Its just too bad the developer had to be prompted to do the right thing by a lawsuit, instead of doing it voluntarily.
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You have not correctly read my post. My questions are about the lawsuit that was lost by the POA. Who is footing the bill for this one? No one seems to want to answer this question.