I have been 'carded' at my local village pool by a nice lady who tends the local rec center.

BTW, there was just a segment about this issue on Orlando CH 9.

The Villages is Florida's Friendliest Hometown...
 

What a great guy that opened up his fence to allow carts thru.....No telling how long it will take the Developer to install gate....

It seems that the true heroes in this saga may be the building commissioner and the town manager who noted that no permit had been issued to build the wall and that, according to the 1998 resolution, it appears that the developer had no rights to the property, that it had belonged to the Leesburg RMC, and that the RMC had
vacated its rights to the Town for use as a golf cart path.

truth
 

I find this to be far more feasible that any of the "facts" distributed by the propagandists representing the builder or his henchwoman

Where did you get this information please?

Leesburg isn't even close to that area.

What is a RMC?

Read this Crew removes polarizing 'Berlin Wall,' Mayor Richards says questions remain - **************

Regional Medical Center.
I think Lady Lake had a lot to do with the removal......not to mention the bad publicity.
Whatever the reason....YEAH!

Whoa! That may be a little harsh---even true. Let's be the "good winner" if there is such a thing. :gc:

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gracie that is the notice [click it for a readable version] that the ************** dug up in research showing the info re the leesburg regional medical center and the town of lady lake. i believe that lrms is now a part of tri-county medical center that umbrellas a bunch of medical facilities. if you google them you can see all they encompass...google the villages tri-county medical center, inc. if you wish more info there.

friar - the way i read that document, the town of lady lake vacated/dislcaimed/quit claimed its interest in the property for the purpose of creating the cart path.

Ah Duh, I get it now, Tri-County Medical Center is the owner of the property. It was given to them by the Town of Lady Lake . I don't know if this is one of the developers shell company's, but I can't think of a reason they would put a gate there.

google tri-county etc, jeff. i did and i did not see any of the immediate morse family names on their org chart on the various sites i checked. i have sometimes read the morse or sumter landing corpwiki [or wikicorp] stuff and do not recall any of those names and the tri-county names in both places.

Didn't I Read
 

Didn't I read In all of the notes, etc that the POA had hired an attorney to start looking at the wall and it's legality? Somewhere in all of the notes this was lost and somehow they lost credit for being the ones that actually took firm action to protect the residents. Typical of the POA and it's true concerns and working to protect the residents. How much of the corrective actions are the result of the POA stepping in will never be known nor will they get the credit they deserve but that is what makes the POA as valuable as it is. It does not rely on publicity but rather continues to demonstrate a true supporter of the residents. Thanks to the POA!!!:eclipsee_gold_cup:

I don't know if it was the POA's actions, but I do know that I was at the building commission office at 9:15 last Monday morning to inquire if a permit was issued to put up the wall. The Commissioner had already been to the site and was researching it. I'll give him the credit.

Who gets the movie rights to this saga?