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Originally Posted by njbchbum
i believe the town of fruitland is ill-equipped to handle such an influx of new residents - children or not. but am sure the developer has faced that before. the villages might have to bite the bullet on a water distribution and a water treatment facility and some sort of improvements to roads and recreation facilities for the fruitland residents. without those kinds of contributions fruitland would begin to resemble a town of haves and have-nots what with 3 rec centers, new public safety facilities, pools, rec courts, etc. one of the town's concerns was also the size of their post office!
so there could be some hurdles - but i don't see them at the county level.
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Maybe I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but don't we expect that the new area will be set up as a CDD?
TV will put in the infrastructure and connect it to existing (or new) Villages resources - sewer, water (both potable and irrigation). I'm not sure if SECO supplies electricity in Lake County. TV will decide if natural gas will be brought in. TV will install streets, storm sewers and retention ponds.
I don't see TV performing any improvements to roads and recreation facilities for the Fruitland Park residents.