Originally Posted by PennBF (Post 727591)

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:

Originally Posted by TraceyMooreRN (Post 727613)

So- a gate, not a wall? A gate to keep the outsiders "out". Without a gate key you cant get in? Hmm, guess they haven't tried to ride the tail of another cart? Anyone will be able to go out the gate--but going in--they will tailgate. Not a difficult task, or "they" will just make a way to go around the gate.
Feel sorry for that area--- regardless if it was a path maintained by whoever- it existed a source of travel to multiple businesses (without the real estate premium for the developer) but yes a need for the area residents and convenience.

Originally Posted by DonH57 (Post 727641)

I've tryed following this saga of the wall over the past few days and from what I've read the whole purpose of placing the wall by the developer was to keep stone crest and other outside community residents from the shopping, eating and entertainment venues in the villages by golf cart. So..... how do they plan to keep them from coming in automobiles to do the same at the squares?

Originally Posted by NoMoSno (Post 727639)

If Tri-County Medical Center is the owner, maybe they will decide a gate is not in the best interest of the community.