I guess I am missing something here. The Developer filed with the State of Connecticut, and I understand other States... a Restated Property Report (2003)...that stated there would be nothing but homes and villas built in the boundaries of the then Villages. That the stated golf courses with all their listed facilities would be maintained by the developer and/or his assignee. This is in writing...and is preempted by the statement" The developer is responsible for the accuracy and completeness of the report". Assume many who purchased property in the Villages depended on the statements made in this report. There has been talk about a "class action" lawsuit...and several groups are looking into that. It would seem that it would be difficult for the developer to avoid compensatory damages and responsibility here...on the devaluation of hundreds of homes; which can possibly amount to many, many millions.In addition, there is also talk of the potential of a "punitive damage" count...due to the actions of the developer, and total disregard to the resident's well being. It is difficult to understand why the developer has not stuck to its' original plan. Then going forward in the new sections of the Villages....with a newly restated plan, allows the developer more latitude...as new buyers are then aware of what to expect.
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