graciegirl |
06-04-2016 09:23 AM |
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Originally Posted by twoplanekid
(Post 1235970)
According to the other online news site, “ The warning sign threatened that the owner’s phone number had been recorded and that any further violations could result in the owner being prohibited from entering District-owned property.”
I don’t know about you but for me that could mean that I would not be able to pick up my mail when down in TV. :D
Rules are to be followed because they are the rules and not because of the punishment.
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First, you must accept that this is a large privately run business. In my opinion, it is a well run business, in fact an extremely well run business that has made the owners very, very, VERY wealthy and provided for those who willingly bought here a unique and rewarding experience for a reasonable amount of money. There exists areas still completely owned and run by the builders who have the right to make the rules about how their property is used.
Second, you must accept if you choose to be happy here, that the family who runs this business usually does not tell any of us what their plans are for changes and additions. Further, they do not appear to seek attention, and rarely appear in public. They have in the past contributed large amounts of money to the Republican Party and have allowed members of the Republican Party to speak at the squares. Also Fox News has broadcast from the squares. (The owners NEVER appearing with them)
It is my belief that we get quite a lot for our decision to live here. I am pleased with how the grounds are maintained, the space left just for beautiful and the expensive and well appointed rec centers and well maintained pools and common grounds.
Many used to refer to Gary Morse as a "benevolent" dictator, and I guess that would be close to the truth. I am a huge supporter of the American way of doing things, of our right to vote and freedom for all, but as a realist I see that this family does a great job running this city.
NO ONE forced us to buy here and if we find that how things work aren't to our liking, we can try to change them or sell our home at a profit and move to a traditionally run city like Orlando or Miami or Palm Beach or Daytona Beach or Bushnell.
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