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What do you think about We were sold a bill of goods about Villages?
What do you think about We were sold a bill of goods about Villages?
its no longer a 55 and older communities and our amenities are being used by non residence? |
Never was a fully 55+ community, and the occasional outsiders using the amenities is much overblown by residents with far to much time on their hands.
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That was a given.
Most of your posts are ant-villages and developer, Can't understand why you came, or remain in such a bad place. |
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My experience has been:
I'm at the pool daily. I see people all the time that I immediately think they don't belong, but usually a worker appears, checks ID and these people pull out a piece of paper. So I assume it was ID because they stayed. I drive a car to the pooI because I like the ac after being in the sun for hours, so I can't judge people because they didn't use a golf cart. I would say it's rare where I live, but during the summer, the number of children visiting parents is very high around here. Not all parents get them an ID for just a day or two visit. I'm sure they hear the "we don't need an ID, if they check us, we will just leave" response from their children. |
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We would be talking about either high-tech gate cards and cameras at the pools and rec center outdoor facilities, or a massive increase in manpower. The golf courses would again need after hour monitoring either by camera or a person. But considering how cheap our amenity fee is in comparison to other Florida communities and how much more we get, I for one am willing to pay the price. The last thing I would want is a Villager alone at a pool when a gang of teenagers climbs the fence. They wouldn't be there to sell Girl Scout cookies. |
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Is the Villages a "55+ community?" Yes, they are. Are there people under 55 living in the Villages? Absolutely, but that is not inconsistent with the "55+ community" label. Unless you can show that more than 20% of the occupied homes in the Villages do not have at least one occupant who is over 55 then the Villages qualifies as a 55+ community. "Pay for other people that come into villages and don't follow the rules?" How many people, which rules, and what would the difference in pay be? Are there some non-residents/non-guests using the pools? Probably. Are our pools and pickleball courts overrun with outsiders? No. Could the Recreation Dept. do a better job of keeping outsiders away? Maybe, but not at my pool, we aren't overrun. Which pools/courts truly have a problem with outsiders? Anywhere from none to all depending on who wrote the post or the letter to the editor. What is lacking is any evidence or facts. |
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