On Tuesday, Feb. 18, at 9 AM at the Savannah Center, the AAC will hold a workshop of ways to deal with the cap. This is not the first time they have done this. At the last meeting it was discovered that there are clauses in both the AAC and PWAC originating documents to the effect that their actions cannot create a circumstance in which homeowners in one area are treated differently than homeowners in another area. This was taken to mean that both the AAC and PWAC would have to agree on a cap (or deferral, whatever you want to call it). The last time, PWAC wasn't interested, and given the impending sale of amenities to PWAC it is fair to say they will be less inclined to do so. (Incidentally, it is acknowledged that PWAC does have the authority to set a "maximum" amenity fee, should they choose to do so -- see the Responsibilities section of the Sumter Landing Amenity Division area of the PWAC page on the district web site:
Project Wide Advisory - The Villages Community Development Districts)