Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Traffic Study shows proposed major roadways planned for Southern Oaks
Amendments to the traffic study associated with the Southern Oaks development of The Villages being presented to the City of Wildwood shows the major roadways and sizing planned for the known areas of development.
Also listed in the study is "the cumulative proposed land uses for the Villages of Southern Oaks":
While the number of homes is not unexpected, the amount of retail/commercial space (>200 acres) is telling of good things to come for much needed businesses to support the growth of the area. |
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Last edited by rustyp; 02-10-2018 at 06:26 AM. |
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We need more big-name businesses built, Home Depot, Target, Joanns, SAM'S CLUB!!!, etc. that could at least give it a start.
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Costco, Miller's Ale house, BJ's Brewhouse,
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Traffic Study shows proposed major roadways planned for Southern Oaks
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You are correct. Typically a county or region having a heads up to future demand will commission a 10 to 20 year master plan implemented first, before any permits are issued. I’ve never lived through growth at this pace but I do know there are cities that regret not having the foresight to limit unchecked growth. Midget politicians signing off on whatever a greedy developer wants is a recipe for disaster in the future. I won’t want to be here. What will this place will look like when younger baby boomers and older generation X’ers need to sell their homes in 20 years or so with a non- existent millennial market to sell to. The economy here is based on catering to relatively affluent homeowners. Once they dwindle away who will buy these houses ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Last edited by Wiotte; 02-09-2018 at 08:50 AM. |
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Small towns have been growing for as long as there has been recorded history. IF "The Villages" didn't build homes, SOMEONE would be building homes here. We have a lot of good stuff drawing people to live here. Florida has become the third most populous state in the last four years. And who are THEY? We the people are "They". I see no evidence of "piecemeal planning", this area has better planning than areas that just "spring up". I also remind you Amber that this is the middle of the "High Season" where the entire state has swollen population. It is cold up North. People come here and rent and people come here and visit the renters. People come here and visit the owners too. March 31st is coming and our "normal" will soon be here.
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Odd that Buena Vista is still mapped to be straight south of Brownwood rather than continuing from where Beuna Vista now hits 44.
Also, the yellow outline of owned property really shows the mass of land south of the prison and 470. Looks bigger than all the rest down there currently mapped for development. |
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With the growing traffic, we'll be seeing that more and more often WITHOUT the snow!
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No amount of foresight prevents traffic hot spots...unless there is unlimited funding of course. Do you want to pay the required taxes?
Actually unlimited money wouldn’t even do it. It takes time...a lot of time...to plan, design, permit, and construct road projects. Congested traffic hot spots are a part of modern society. No highly developed area is without them...even with all the foresight in the world. |
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Your comparison holds not one drop of water. |
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Thanks for the map, Goldwingnut!
Keep them coming. |
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Last edited by rustyp; 02-10-2018 at 06:28 AM. |
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