[ugotme]

Originally Posted by mulligan

board of directors of what ? Management company of what ?

Sorry, I was not referencing The villages with that comment. I currently live in a senior community by Ft. Lauderdale. We have to provide Tallahassee with a census for the 80/20 rule.

[Virtual Geezer]

Originally Posted by downeaster

By the way, has anyone heard of a 55 plus community losing their exemption?

A better question would be "Anyone know anyone under the age of 55 that has been officially turned away".

VG

[mulligan]

Age is easily tracked by the ID card system. Can even track guests w/guest pass , all in a database.

[downeaster]

Originally Posted by mulligan

board of directors of what ? Management company of what ?

A lot of these communities are governed by a Home Owners Association that hires a management firm to conduct their affairs. Our community is governed by the Community Development District. Our CDD would be responsible for conducting a survey if we were challenged.

There are more angles to this subject than a ping pong game. If you google "55 plus communities" you will see what I mean. For starters take a look at http://palawblog.stark-stark.com/upl...o%20Packet.pdf
That site may have been mentioned earlier in this thread.

Also google "Housing for Older Persons Act".

I have waded through a lot on this subject and feel I have a good understanding of how it applies to us. However, explaining it would be like trying to explain Einstein's Theory of Relativity.

I am confident our District government is going to keep us in compliance.