I'm not sure where you are located but someone in Fenney is going through a similar situation. After many attempts at getting resolution she posted the following process for Districts 12 & 13.
1) File your complaint by letter to Community Standards at
deedcompliance@districtgov.org. Community Standards at this juncture is simply the liaison to the developer and his representative Mr Dzuro, who is the only person technically who can enforce deed restrictions before a board is elected to represent the District, which they now are. My question is then why hasn’t he done it? That’s what our tax dollars are paying for!).
2). Mr Dzuro can be reached directly at
archreview@district.gov.
3). A board of directors has been voted upon and is established now to pass legislation on deed compliance. The chairman of District 12 and 13 is Jon Roudabush who can be contacted at
jon.roudabush@districtgov.org. The reason I did not hear back from him in writing him is that Florida law prohibits the Board of Supervisors from communicating with residents about Deed Compliance or Architectural Review cases, therefore refer back to step one and submit your complaint to Community Standards above. (Are we having fun yet? 🤪🙄.)
4. The five members of the Board of Supervisors for District 12 and 13 are:
a. Jon Roudabush -
jon.roudabush@districtgov.org
b. Ron McMahon -
ron.monahan@districtgov.org
c. David Robbins -
david.robbins@districtgov.org
d Andrew Bilardello -
andrew.bilardello@district.gov
e. Donald E Levens
-donald.levens@districtgov.org
With that said, they are having an open public meeting for District 12 and 13 on Thursday July 8th at 1:30 at Everglades Rec Center.
My questions are still these:
1). If the developer is the only one who can enforce deed compliances before a board is put in place, which can’t be done until every property is sold in that village., why hasn’t he been enforcing these major property violations as n this case and others? My neighbor has had letters sent to her in October 2019, January 2020, and now April and June of this year. How many chances do you get? When does an actual resolution and the property cleaned up occur? She also hasn’t paid her taxes as of 2020. She has strung these people along and they actually kept believing her. 🙄.
2). Why can’t the yard be taken care of, the owner billed for the cleanup now and a lien put on the property if failure to pay occurs while all this other paperwork to file a lawsuit against the property is going on? The bottom line is get the property cleaned up immediately.
3). It still mentally is a disconnect for me how those of us can be paying amenities fees, sewage , irrigation fees and such to SSU, which I have learned is a government entity of The Villages, but the developer hasn’t turned us over yet to TV proper. Clearly someone got an F in math class when they talked about the associative property of math where a=b and b=c, therefore a=c. Not in The Villages. 🙄.
4). Why are real estate agents promoting villages south of 44 when there will be no Community Standards for those villages for two years if the developer doesn’t enforce it for them, because no board can be established yet?
Pay attention folks south of 44. Write your complaints to all I’ve given you above. Meanwhile attend that meeting on July 8th.