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Originally Posted by graciegirl
O.K. There is no golf cart access to Lowes. Aldi and a doctors office complex and Walmart. Also an assisted living facility? That is the newest thing and possibly linked to that? There is still another Walmart down on 466 that folks can get to, and an Ace Hardware on 466 that is golf cart accessible. Do you think that a good percentage of folks on that side of 441 go to the doctors in that complex or a few? I am trying to figure out just how bad the reality is.
If it was a feud between the Morses and the owners of the property, why did it take this long to block the path if that was the vengeful thing to do. How could it hurt the owners of the property that the Morses didn't like? Do the owners of the property run in and out and visit Orange Blossom? What would be the motive here?
None of this makes sense so far. Maybe the assisted living facility wanted to not have folks running back and forth?
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The access from TV was in place for about 20 years or more - why close it now?
A couple years ago the assisted living property owner had cart traffic people approve on a new path thru his property; maybe a condition for the building permit.
The path (aka "the Ho Chi Minh Trail") is a two way street and used by about 95% Villagers and 5% Stonecrest folk. If the cart crossing 441 at Spruce Creek South is approved, then they will have access to TV via the HCM Trail. I believe Spruce Creek South (and Oakland Hills) used to have direct access but is was closed by TV years ago.
The developer of Spruce Creek South was the original developer of Spruce Creek further north on 441 and later sold it to Del Webb. Corp
Maybe this is an issue concerning Spruce Creek South and TV?
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