[JoMar]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

When did the Developer get involved?

He's not but seems people either are developer haters or are not clear on what the Developer is responsible for and what the District is responsible for.

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by Steve & Deanna

Years ago, I put on a huge birthday party for Deanna. My daughter was in charge of menu, etc. etc. My point is the same point my daughter made.....when I thanked my daughter, she laughed and claimed "Dad, it's always easy to spend someone else's money." It seems like the stripes are like government spending money to protect ourselves from each other. How about a vote, full timers and snow birds like us who pay taxes?

As I understand it, District 10 will be the most expensive and when complete we will pay approximately 7 bucks a year per roof top for the striping. Seems much ado about nothing and. I am against striping because I believe it will cheapen the look of TV.

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by JoMar

He's not but seems people either are developer haters or are not clear on what the Developer is responsible for and what the District is responsible for.

You said it better.... I would have said "Some people don't have a clue."

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by outlaw

That's because the county is responsible for those lines. That's government maintenance. Never enough money to do the job, and they always need more to do the job. The developer and the district reps WILL maintain the MMP lines. I'm not justifying these lines. I'm just saying they will be maintained.

More than likely at our (resident's of TV) expense, correct? Sidelines will be a senseless waste of money.

[kcrazorbackfan]

Originally Posted by Steve & Deanna

Years ago, I put on a huge birthday party for Deanna. My daughter was in charge of menu, etc. etc. My point is the same point my daughter made.....when I thanked my daughter, she laughed and claimed "Dad, it's always easy to spend someone else's money." It seems like the stripes are like government spending money to protect ourselves from each other. How about a vote, full timers and snow birds like us who pay taxes?

Wouldn't that be too democratic?

[Chi-Town]

I hope this isn't a preview of what build out will bring.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by outlaw

That's because the county is responsible for those lines. That's government maintenance. Never enough money to do the job, and they always need more to do the job. The developer and the district reps WILL maintain the MMP lines. I'm not justifying these lines. I'm just saying they will be maintained.

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

When did the Developer get involved?

Originally Posted by JoMar

He's not but seems people either are developer haters or are not clear on what the Developer is responsible for and what the District is responsible for.

I still would like to hear from outlaw, as to where he got his information.

[outlaw]

Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan

More than likely at our (resident's of TV) expense, correct? Sidelines will be a senseless waste of money.

Most definitely at our expense. But the MMPs are also maintained at our expense. It's really a matter of what one wants to pay for. You would rather not pay for striping. Others would. CDD4 reps heard from their constituency they they wanted to pay for striping. Not everyone in CDD4 wanted striping, but the reps apparently heard from enough residents to feel compelled to lay down stripes. That's the way it should work imo. I actually like the CDD4 striping when I drive in that area.

[outlaw]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

I still would like to hear from outlaw, as to where he got his information.

The main roads are maintained by the county. In fact, the only TV roads that are not county maintained are some of the courtyard roads. That is why our maintenance fees are not higher and we cannot prevent nonresidents from accessing the roads in TV. I believe the developer maintains the landscape along the county owned main roads. Just look how nice the landscape looks.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by outlaw

The main roads are maintained by the county. In fact, the only TV roads that are not county maintained are some of the courtyard roads. That is why our maintenance fees are not higher. I believe the developer maintains the landscape along the county owned main roads. Just look how nice the landscape looks.

What does that have to do with paying for striping?

[outlaw]

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

What does that have to do with paying for striping?

I thought I was answering your previous question. The premiss by the OP was that the lines on the MMP were going to look old and not properly maintained as in the picture. I was pointing out that the example in the picture was likely a county maintained road. I have noticed the main roads in TV showing typical lack of county maintenance regarding the lines, whereas, the landscape is always being maintained and is in beautiful shape. So I didn't think the picture and prediction was applicable to the developer/CDD owned and maintained MMPs.

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by Topspinmo

I think voting boxes should be set up at the districts and you show your id ( proof your in the district) and allowed to vote in time frame.

Originally Posted by Steve & Deanna

How about a vote, full timers and snow birds like us who pay taxes?

Elected officials seem to already know what we need and what we're thinking -- no need for input from those who pay taxes.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by outlaw

I thought I was answering your previous question. The premiss by the OP was that the lines on the MMP were going to look old and not properly maintained as in the picture. I was pointing out that the example in the picture was likely a county maintained road. I have noticed the main roads in TV showing typical lack of county maintenance regarding the lines, whereas, the landscape is always being maintained and is in beautiful shape. So I didn't think the picture and prediction was applicable to the developer/CDD owned and maintained MMPs.

???

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by outlaw

The developer and the district reps WILL maintain the MMP lines.

... and the residents will pay, correct?

[CWGUY]

Originally Posted by CWGUY

You said it better.... I would have said "Some people don't have a clue."

Originally Posted by outlaw

The main roads are maintained by the county. In fact, the only TV roads that are not county maintained are some of the courtyard roads. That is why our maintenance fees are not higher and we cannot prevent nonresidents from accessing the roads in TV. I believe the developer maintains the landscape along the county owned main roads. Just look how nice the landscape looks.

Thanks for proving my point.