Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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What is the story there? As I said, I don't claim any special knowledge of the intricacies of the relationship between the VHA and the Developer. I just know that it smells.
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Thank you, but personal opinions are the only ones I have.
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Would you please point out at least one specific instance in which POA opposition to an action by the Developer has been wrong. |
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There do not seem to be many absolute right and wrong issues for anything anymore, but degrees of right and wrong. I can sue anyone for anything and maybe get something out of it. Does that make me absolutely right? No it doesn't. It means my lawyer was a pain in the as* and someone paid him to go away. I beleive that because of political differences the POA has taken the obstructionist road. Was I here when most of this happened? No. I can only make my decision based on the monthly POA publication and the antagonistic rhetoric on this thread. I'm out.
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Advogado, thank you for posting the accomplishments of the POA for people to see the good things they have done. But again why did you feel it necessary to belittle the VHA in your next post? The POA should feel they can stand on their merits which you listed, not by belittling their "rival" organization.
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In fact, I do not purport to know all the details about the relationship between the VHA and the Developer. But since my last post, I have done some more research on the subject and have learned, by checking Sumter County Board of Elections records, that a second VHA president, upon leaving office, has been supported financially and politically by the Developer in the ex-president's election as County Commissioner. (Refer to my earlier post regarding financial and political ties between the Developer and two other VHA presidents.) I take it that you are not offended by an organization, in our community, representing itself as a "homeowners' association" despite such a relationship with the Developer. I am. |
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Don't be out. I have to agree. Avogado, does anyone actively involved in leadership of the POA live south of 466? Please name them and their position.
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Offhand, I don't know. I guess you could determine that by checking the list of officers and directors against the phone book.
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Yup. I thought so.
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AND, I credit the presence and profile of the POA with the FACT that so many Villagers have had their roofs replaced, at no cost, after that bad run of Owens-Corning shingles. The developer, obviously, could wield influence over Owens-Corning and did, BUT like I said -- I credit the presence and profile of the POA with seeing us through the Owens-Corning mess. I like the balance and advocacy the POA provides for homeowners. I am glad they are here and, of course, I am a member. Anyone who wants to read the POA bulletin, including archives, can go to poa4us.org. |
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