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Originally Posted by Mrs.Guy
 That will not work..... I posted a link to a map of amenities in the Villages and I don't think it was opened. How about this:
Q: What is the Resident Academy?
A: The Resident Academy is an interactive program for residents who are interested in
learning about their local government. Our ultimate goal for the Resident Academy is to
alleviate the confusion, questions, or mis-information that exists throughout the
community regarding the responsibilities and functions of the Community Development
Districts. During this program, participants will receive an in-depth look at the various
District Departments and how they work together to make this the best community to
live, work and play. Department Directors will also be available to answer questions or
make appointments for those seeking additional information. |
The amenity map you posted doesn't show neighborhood boundaries so it is difficult (impossible?) to tell which neighborhoods don't have an adult pool. Still, while APs are abundant in the area between 466 and 44 there don't seem to be as many between 466 and 42.
Did the Resident Academy you attended take the time to list the neighborhoods without adult pools? The one I attended did not. The one I attended focused on the various District Departments and how they worked together. Amenities were mentioned but there was much more time spent on who maintains the amenities than on counts of adult pools or pickleball courts.
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