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Absolutely, 470 is a heavily traveled shoulderless rural 2 lane where many driving 70+. Late passers often running people off the road with no shoulder. Not unusual to be passed by someone doing 90+. There were an average of three EMS/Fire respones a day. This has dropped to just a few a week. Some incidents on the old design were serious/fatality centerline crossover accidents. The difference in transit time from 470 at MBT to the Turnpike is less than 5 min at posted speed limit. And you can safely pass slow traffic since there are 4 Lanes. Slow down and enjoy the ride. |
To my knowledge, virtually everybody in TV is HERE by CHOICE. IF your CHOICE is to LEAVE, for whatever reason, you’ll PROFIT from your time here, and be replaced by someone who WANTS to be HERE.
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During the rogue salesmen trial, Jennifer Parr said, under oath, that The Villages will double in size and that State Road 44 is now seen by the Morse family as the geographic center of the community.
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When property goes for sale anyone can purchase it, If the Villages don’t purchase it, someone else will and the building will continue. Nothing you or I can really do
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Well as others have asked.....how did you hear this? Coming on a social media site to ask your main question is like throwing sand into the wind. Rumors abound in this community and few are true. Someone said that only the developer knows the answer(s) you ask. Live here long enough and you might know that!!! Besides, I think many of us won't be here to experience what you fear. Someone once said the only thing to fear is fear itself!! Just take deep breathes and relax!
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The county/state could have (should have) made 470 a 4 lane divided east/west 75/Turnpike connector road years before the Villages purchased the land. 301 is another example that's 10 years behind need. Then there's the repaving of 44 with its miles of sidewalks to nowhere which seems to have come to a screeching halt. |
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I am not fearful of this change. simply dreading the traffic. I wanted to seek the truth because I am planning on moving to the new area. Now, I am well-equipped with facts to make the best decision possible. |
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Funny, how things get in your head! This is why I am asking, want to hear from people who are "in the know". Anyone know how much available land the developer has purchased? And, if there is a significant amount of available land for other developments? Note: Did not include the metro areas, I was explicitly talking about the cities themselves for comparison. Including metro areas like Fruitland park, Bellevue, Oxford, etc, makes the population numbers worse.[/QUOTE] The map on TV website shows all the land they own. |
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Funny, how things get in your head! This is why I am asking, want to hear from people who are "in the know". Anyone know how much available land the developer has purchased? And, if there is a significant amount of available land for other developments? Note: Did not include the metro areas, I was explicitly talking about the cities themselves for comparison. Including metro areas like Fruitland park, Bellevue, Oxford, etc, makes the population numbers worse.[/QUOTE] The map on TV website shows the land they own. |
"wretched Sawgrass area"
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May you "Live long and prosper." |
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