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Originally Posted by ColdNoMore2
Almost anywhere that is north of 466A and south of 466, a person that is paying even a modicum of attention will notice a large number of ratty signs.
North of 466 is older and yet a rough approximation tells me that the signs are wearing better, but there are still more poor ones than would be expected.
Here's an idea, let's let this thread run a few days and those reading it start paying attention to every single street sign they see and then come back and state that they don't see a higher % of signs that are looking pretty poor than there should be given their age?
Or are y'all expecting me to drive around and take a plethora of photo's proving my point, that some would still argue with? 
As I said in my original post, I don't know who is responsible for the signs, but I will bet right now that if it is the developer the usual suspects will quickly jump in and say there's hardly any that are failing.
Wanna bet?  |
I suggest you contact the following. Sam has publically stated that if you see something that needs attention let them know. (they cannot be everywhere). Give them a call.
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The District Property Management Department is responsible for upholding the aesthetic, physical and environmental assets of the District by maintaining the District’s physical assets and infrastructure.
Sam Wartinbee, Director
sam.wartinbee@districtgov.org
Main Office
1071 Canal Street
The Villages, FL 32162
Phone: 352-753-4022
Fax: 352-753-4296
Business Hours:
8am to 5pm, EST
Monday – Friday