[GreggC69]

I have a line of hedge along my property that adjoins the mailbox station. It is "Villages property". In the past years, they have been more consistent about maintaining it but this year it has not been trimmed since mid spring and looks ragged. Question for others: is there someone to call who is responsible for maintenance of Villages landscaping? Do others with similar hedges that are Villages property cut them back yourselves?

[Bill14564]

Originally Posted by GreggC69

I have a line of hedge along my property that adjoins the mailbox station. It is "Villages property". In the past years, they have been more consistent about maintaining it but this year it has not been trimmed since mid spring and looks ragged. Question for others: is there someone to call who is responsible for maintenance of Villages landscaping? Do others with similar hedges that are Villages property cut them back yourselves?

Customer Service is always a good place to start.

I believe the land the postal station sits on is an amenity and therefore maintained by one of the Amenity Divisions. When I look up my postal station I see that it is owned by the SLCDD which is consistent.

EDIT: As is pointed out below, District Property Management is responsible for maintenance of amenity facilities including postal stations and their contact number is in the post below. If calling them achieves no results, attending one of the meetings below where you can speak to someone in person may help.

Amenities north of 466 are run out of VCCDD/RAD and the AAC.
Amenities south of 466 are run out of SLCDD/SLAD and the PWAC.

If Customer Service cannot help then I would contact a member of the PWAC or ask the question at the PWAC meeting this coming Tuesday morning.

[CarlR33]

Find your district and call accordingly.
Find My District - The Villages Community Development Districts

[retiredguy123]

District Property Management, 352-753-4022, is responsible. Here is a link to their website:

District Property Management - The Villages Community Development Districts

[TommyT]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

District Property Management, 352-753-4022, is responsible. Here is a link to their website:

District Property Management - The Villages Community Development Districts

Beat me to it !!