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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
Wrong question. Right question: Could the District administration offices operate in non-Developer-owned property? Yes, yes they could. They could rent space in an office area on 301 NEAR Brownwood. They could rent office space on 466A somewhere NEAR Brownwood. They could rent office space on 466A between Buena Vista and Morse.
There is nothing stopping the District GOVERNMENT administration offices from renting anywhere in the general vicinity of Brownwood, but not in a Developer-owned building. This isn't a rec center that needs to be golf-cart accessible. It's government offices. They shouldn't feel any obligation to pay the developer rent and in fact, it seems a bit of a conflict of interest.
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Seriously??? Are you proposing that District offices for a golf cart community relocate to an area unreachable by golf cart? In that case they should consider some of that space in Boston.
Administrative offices for Florida are in Florida. Administrative offices for Sumter County are in Sumter County. Administrative offices for the Villages should be….. someplace else??
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