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mulligan 08-31-2015 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by leebeauregard (Post 1106830)
All sinkholes are not publicized. For instance there was a sinkhole under one of the developer owned Villa's in Creekside Landing a couple of years ago that took a week's worth of cement trucks to fill. It was never mentioned in the Daily Sun or anywhere else.

Did you ever notice all the pipes sticking out of the ground when the land on which Brownwood sits was developed? I believe the developer pumps cement in them to stabilize the ground which isn't done in building new homes.

A lot of dirt is moved when building sites are prepared and I question whether it is being allowed to settle long enough before new homes are built on them?

You were looking at under slab plumbing, NOT sinkhole prevention.

outlaw 08-31-2015 09:05 AM

OP,
Thanks for providing this valuable information. Excellent effort!

MDLNB 08-31-2015 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by graciegirl (Post 1106802)
We are all different. Now I would enjoy seeing a map showing where both of the Michigan fans live.

Ha! I empathize with you. The other day, I had an appointment at the VA and ran into both Maryland fans on the way. Two separate contacts. This is totally getting out of control. :smiley: Let me know if you happen upon a NC fan down here. Not too many willing to move away from that haven. Ooops, I apologize for deviating from the topic.

rjackson1759 08-31-2015 09:51 AM

Some Background Info.
 
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Hi VillagerFrog58,

Here is a good piece of background reading for your ongoing tracking of sinkholes here in The Villages and Central Florida.

Enjoy

larcha 08-31-2015 10:11 AM

The map doesn't show quite all the way to highway 42 at the north end of TV. Has there been any activity up there?

MDLNB 08-31-2015 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by larcha (Post 1106898)
The map doesn't show quite all the way to highway 42 at the north end of TV. Has there been any activity up there?

That's because that area fell into a giant sinkhole. Just kidding.....:angel: :icon_twisted:

rtharner 08-31-2015 11:10 AM

Good work!

Polar Bear 08-31-2015 11:14 AM

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Originally Posted by OCsun (Post 1106820)
...I personally feel that talking things out, helped dismiss unfounded fears I have...

Then that alone gives this thread some value. :)

Jim Stickel 08-31-2015 12:18 PM

where'd the data come from
 
I'm curious where you got the data on the location of the sink-holes?

graciegirl 08-31-2015 02:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Jim Stickel (Post 1106970)
I'm curious where you got the data on the location of the sink-holes?



When a hole appears in the ground in The Villages, it is discussed and typed about because we are interested in everything that happens and we all have an opinion and none of our opinions can be changed. So it goes into print, the local news media talk about it and it becomes common knowledge.


This is also true of people who have sex in the bandstand and on top of electrical boxes. Some think it is a good thing and others are shocked.


Even wrong information is bandied around about the high rate of STD's here and although it doesn't hurt our reputation as a beautiful place with nice people, it doesn't do it any good.

bagboy 08-31-2015 03:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by leebeauregard (Post 1106830)
All sinkholes are not publicized. For instance there was a sinkhole under one of the developer owned Villa's in Creekside Landing a couple of years ago that took a week's worth of cement trucks to fill. It was never mentioned in the Daily Sun or anywhere else.

Did you ever notice all the pipes sticking out of the ground when the land on which Brownwood sits was developed? I believe the developer pumps cement in them to stabilize the ground which isn't done in building new homes.

A lot of dirt is moved when building sites are prepared and I question whether it is being allowed to settle long enough before new homes are built on them?

My pipes were pumped full of nitrous oxide I guess because I am still laughing at the thought...

lsauls7537 10-19-2015 06:30 AM

There is a new sinkhole in Village Alhambra on Privada drive. It was 10 feet wide and occurred in the bedroom of the home. The home has a red condemned sticker on the door. I think the address is 2581 Privada

graciegirl 10-19-2015 06:41 AM

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Originally Posted by lsauls7537 (Post 1131704)
There is a new sinkhole in Village Alhambra on Privada drive. It was 10 feet wide and occurred in the bedroom of the home. The home has a red condemned sticker on the door. I think the address is 2581 Privada



I hope you are wrong. Only your third post with such upsetting information


In the bedroom you say....like the only person that I know of in the news that died from a sinkhole over near Tampa?


Was this in the news?


Posters who live in Alhambra, is this true?

VyAllen 08-15-2016 08:54 AM

Very interesting. Scary, but interesting.

LTS1472 07-18-2017 09:22 AM

Could you please email me the map...when clicking on your link, its PDF...thanks.
Ltschreiner1472@gmail.com


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