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The Villages
Sunday, May 12, 2024

Dead couple’s property in probate now a deed compliance problem in The Villages

A dead couple’s property which is now in probate has become a deed compliance problem in The Villages.

The Community Development District 5 Board of Supervisors held a public hearing Friday morning regarding the property at 2463 Utica Way in the Swainwood Villas in the Village of Lynnhaven. The property was owned by Larry and Denise Allen, who are now deceased, according to Community Standards.

A complaint was lodged with Community Standards on July 25 regarding overgrown landscaping.

Community Standards spoke to the son of the owner and he provided the name for the personal representative of the probate. That person said the property would be maintained once the case goes before a judge. The property was inspected this week and while the grass and shrubbery had been maintained, the weeds were still there, according to Community Standards.

This photo taken of the home at 2463 Utica Way was submitted as evidence in the public hearing

The board granted seven days for the property to be brought into compliance. If not, the District will maintain the property at a cost of $250 for each occurrence.

Opening Priority Pools to all Villagers a slap in the face to paying members

A Villager who has been a Priority Pool member for more than 20 years believes opening up the pools to non-members would be a slap in the face to those who pay for access.

What is the message of the little white cross?

A reader from the Village of Country Club Hills wonders if we’ve lost sight of Jesus’ message in the debate over the little white crosses in The Villages. Read her Letter to the Editor.

It’s an outrage to those who pay for Priority Pools

A Village of Glenbrook resident, in a Letter to the Editor, writes that she is adamantly opposed to opening Priority Pools during the Paradise Recreation Center renovation.

Opening up Priority Pools a bad idea

A Priority Pools member objects to the idea of opening up the paid premium pools to non-members. Read his Letter to the Editor.

A big thank you for an unknown Good Samaritan!

A Village of Dunedin resident, in a Letter to the Editor, is grateful to an unknown Good Samaritan who has restored his faith in humanity.