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Originally Posted by graciegirl
Correct me if I am wrong Cathy. I don't think it is at Laurel Manor Rec Center..and I am not sure it is open to the public, but I could be wrong.
I think that it says that "Supervisors in districts that are responsible for deed restriction enforcement are being asked to decide if they want to enforce the the restriction on yard signs.
Supervisors in District 1 through 4 will hear the issue Friday at the Sumter Landing District Office Boardroom located at 1894 Laurel Manor Drive in The Villages.
District 1 meets at 8 a.m., followed by district 2 at 9:30 a.m., District 3 at 11:00 and District 4 at 1:30 p.m. District 5 meets Aug. 17 at 8 a.m. in the same location.
If you'd like to contact your supervisors to express your views on the sign issue, they can be reached at the following email addresses;
District 1: dist1board@district gov.org
District 2: dist2board@district gov.org.
District 3: dist3board@district gov.org
District 4: dist4board@district gov.org
District 5: dist5board@district gov.org." end of quote from The Daily Sun article August 9,2012
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I attended the CDD3 meeting today. It doesn't look like we will have a decision on this issue any time soon. Both CDD2 and CDD3 decided NOT to vote on this issue at today's meetings. The developer has offered to allow 24x24 inch signs to be located outside the home. CDD's 2 and 3 have decided to wait and see the WRITTEN proposal from the developer, to see what,if any,restrictions there will be on these signs. They plan on reviewing the written proposal and possibly voting on it at NEXT months meeting.
Per the lawyer for the CDD's (Valerie Fuchs), each of the CDD's 1 thru 5, will have a SEPARATE VOTE. Therefore, we may still end up with disparites between Villages.
ALL VILLAS north of 466 are ALLOWED to have signs in their yards-- and no matter which way the votes go....the VILLAS north of 466 will STILL have that rule.