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Old 07-05-2025, 06:22 AM
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Is the POA now only online or still delivered to your driveway.. They will have a field day with this villages health issue.
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I give up. What is the POA? AI says it means power of attorney.
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According to the latest newsletter at villagespoa.org, the September bulletin will be the final printed edition.
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Apparently, POA stands for Property Owners' Association. Who knew?
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Old 07-05-2025, 07:37 AM
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This are those annoying newsletters that they toss into your driveway every so often.

Littering if you ask me.

Thankfully they will only be “on line” after Sept.
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I didn't know what it meant.
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They are the people who sued the developer and got a $45 million settlement for all of us.
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I find it of interest.
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Old 07-05-2025, 08:56 AM
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This are those annoying newsletters that they toss into your driveway every so often.

Littering if you ask me.

Thankfully they will only be “on line” after Sept.
It absolutely made my day to hear that this trash will soon only be found online and not be littering our beautiful villages anymore! Hallelujah! I have called, emailed, and requested at their website to please stop throwing this trash on my driveway but every month there it is.
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Old 07-05-2025, 09:13 AM
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It absolutely made my day to hear that this trash will soon only be found online and not be littering our beautiful villages anymore! Hallelujah! I have called, emailed, and requested at their website to please stop throwing this trash on my driveway but every month there it is.
Snowbirds and flakes hate having stuff thrown in their driveway that they didn’t specifically schedule. Nothing tells prospective criminals “no one is currently home” than a bunch of stuff in the driveway that hasn’t been picked up for days.
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Default Sorry, should of said property owners association

I’ve been here 20 years so I was assuming most people knew abbreviation. They have done some good things like getting $45 million from the developer for upkeep of rec. centers etc. HOA is homeowners association which never criticizes the developer. They do lots of good things for residents.
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Old 07-05-2025, 09:45 AM
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I’ve been here 20 years so I was assuming most people knew abbreviation. They have done some good things like getting $45 million from the developer for upkeep of rec. centers etc. HOA is homeowners association which never criticizes the developer. They do lots of good things for residents.
Important tidbit about that $45 million - it was the result of a lawsuit, because there was black mold in the Paradise rec center, and they found rats or squirrels (can't remember which, might've been both), living and dead, between the ceiling and the roof of the building. Lots of structural damage, and so on. The building wasn't that old, and the developer refused to do any repairs on the shoddy work. So residents and lawyers got together, formed the POA, and sued the developer - and won.

The POA is the group that looks out for the property owners' best interests. The HOA is the group that looks out for the developer's interests.
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Old 07-05-2025, 09:59 AM
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I’ve been here 20 years so I was assuming most people knew abbreviation. They have done some good things like getting $45 million from the developer for upkeep of rec. centers etc. HOA is homeowners association which never criticizes the developer. They do lots of good things for residents.
Just to clarify, there is no HOA.
There is Villages Homeowners Advocates, that does do many good things.
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