Can of worms
 

Cutting down more trees to make a resident happy. Boy I cant wait to see how this plays out. I'll bet that is what happened with the other tree deal just that the district got caught.

I think the resident is going to remove and replace, or relocate the trees. However, if you look at google map, it looks like any relocation along the lake is going to infringe on someone else's view. Not to mention, that it looks like there are at least another half dozen houses on the pond that could request the same action. Should be interesting to watch this unfold.

That sounds great!

What sounds great

I don't understand your post. Please elaborate.

What trees are you talking about? What resident? Are the trees on your property? on The Villages property?

Over by Ashland pond

More details please. We have a subject...we need a verb and some descriptive words. And tell us how you know this. Do you live nearby and can see it? Did you read it in the Sun or the online news? Did you read it in the Orlando Sentinel or The Daily Commercial? Inquiring minds want to know now that you have titillated us.

Gracie, there is a story about this subject at the Villages News site.

see the news website

NEVERMIND

for once, no comment :a040:

Post provides too much information to digest all at once.

Personally I would think about the importance of having those trees to look at when the drainage basin is empty and bone dry for a majority of months annually.

I was stunned to read that a homeowner was given permission to cut down healthy trees so that said homeowner could have a better view. Does anyone know how to get the minutes of that meeting? I would love to see the reasoning behind it.

I agree that this is setting a bad precedent.

I shouldn't comment either but isn't Ashland in the area where they vote???? Because of the lawsuit? The area where homeowners can elect people to run things? So glad The Morses are in charge of my area.