geobar |
06-06-2022 08:23 AM |
Will "Spanish Springs" survive of not?
Seems that the new generation in control that I now call "The Morse Money Hungry Moguls" have no concern whatsoever presently of attracting new people to the villages in Spanish Springs. Spanish Springs was the 1st town Square with Kattie Bell's and Cattle Baron Restaurants to attract new purchases.
The closing of Kattie Bells and they are trying to add apartments to replace K. B.. This will ruin Spanish Springs forever. And now if they ever get permission to the additional apartments in the La Reina Building it will certainly kill Spanish Springs. The poor restaurant and store owners will lose their businesses as people will not come there anymore to support them.
We as owners in TV were unhappy when the 2nd generation decided to close "The Church on the Square as it offered free entertainment in the Church. The positive outcome was 'The Sharion" which was built in addition to the church. TV offers top names entertainment for people to enjoy without traveling to other Cities.
Still feel sorry for all the purchases south of CR-44 as they did not have one supermarket for about 4 years. Homes make money to line their pockets, not stores or Rec Centers.
Two years ago we moved out of "The Villages" as it definitely became too crowded. We lived in Pine Hills and saw too many changes in "The villages" since moving there in 2009. Overcrowded Stores and Restaurants north of CR-44 thanks to their lack of concern of people.
Harold Swartz (the originator) always was always concerned about the well-being of the people who purchased his manufactured homes in the Historic side of "The Villages". Every morning he would walk the community and speak with the people who supported him.
After Harold's control was taken from him promises were broken more than once by the Morse Family now more so by "The Morse Money Hungry Moguls".
Hope you do as new residents enjoy "The Villages" as it is today as you do not know any better. Before you buy please talk to people who have lived there more than 12 years, to hear from them first hand what has changed to their unliking.
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