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Originally Posted by Bill14564
Many have asserted that the Developer is no longer involved with the existing Villages (at least those south of 466, not sure what the specifics of the historic area or Marion County section might be). If that is the case, then the Developer bowing out should have no impact at all.
On the other hand, it could be that many of the companies being contracted with are Developer-owned or associated. In that case, if he took his toys and goes home, the CDDs may be left scrambling to fill the gaps.
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If you take the time to review the annual audits of the various CDDs that are performed by an independent auditor you'll see that very little is contracted with developer owned companies, the two biggest are TSG for IT support and The Villages Media Group for advertising.
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