It would appear there are a few options that could be used by the residents of that Village to take control of their investments, (homes, etc). One would be to hire some attorney(s) to (a) enforce the current laws and restrictions and (b) to ensure future laws protect the residents. This could be a class action suit? Another is to demonstrate which was done when the Developer/Owner failed to take action when the CC in the old section was being ignored because the Developer did not put reserve funds aside for repairs and replacements. That resulted in a $40 million fine to the Developer. The impact of this kind of action causes the Developer to lose money as sales are down, etc. And when this action causes the Developer to lose as much as he would make from the his actions for the Apartments he may rethink the alleged abuses he is fostering on the current residents in that area. Another option is sending a group of residents to the Florida Legislature and demand control over the abuse of their alleged agreed upon property. There may be other options but these come to mind when people are being ignored when there are abuses to their land. I don't believe the residents who don't live in the Village that is allegedly being abused should stick their nose under the tent. I know of some who live a great life in their current locations and are either supportive of the Developer's actions or against. These are the ones that have no right to a position and should stay out of it unless they feel their property may be next?
