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Originally Posted by Hape2Bhr
From VCDD Deed Compliance:
Please read section"e"
ARTICLE Il, ·THE DISTRICT
Section 1. Services Provided by the District, The District shall have such authority and perform those
services consistent with Chapter 190 of the Florida Statutes. Services shall include, but not limited to the following:
(a) Maintenance and repair of the reserved areas held by the District or dedicated to the use and
enjoyment of the residents of the District, the Subdivision or the public;
(b) Water, sewer, garbage, electrical, lighting, telephone, gas and other necessary utility service for
the dedicated or reserved areas;
(c) Maintenance and repair to roads within the Subdivision;
(d) Maintenance arid repair ofthe sto~ water runoff drainage system including drainage easements
and drain pipes.
(e) Maintenancean<;hepair-to the·toP and exterior of the security wall fences, running along the rear
of Homesites 1 through13 and 23 through 39, tb:e rioctherlY side of Homesite 14, and the south-westerly side of
Homesites 22 and 31,
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Section (e) applies to the homesites that are on the perimeter of The Villages, where you have a concrete wall with the inside surface on your property and the outside surface that "may" belong to the District. Recently a neighbor had some damage to the concrete wall that was inside of her back yard. I told her to call the District Property Management office to inspect it. I thought they would repair it. But, they told her that they will only repair damage on the exterior of the wall, but not inside her yard. So, she was responsible to repair the concrete wall. I admit that the deed compliance document is somewhat vague, but the District guy who inspected it was adamant that this situation has occurred in the past, and that they would not repair anything inside of her yard, including the concrete security wall.