81 F
The Villages
Sunday, April 28, 2024

Formal site plan submitted for new Walmart on County Road 466

A formal site plan was submitted this week to the Town of Lady Lake for a new Walmart on County Road 466 at Cherry Lake Road.

A new Walmart will be built at the corner of County Road 466 and Cherry Lake Road
A new Walmart will be built at the corner of County Road 466 and Cherry Lake Road.

The Walmart, which will include a gas station and liquor store, will be part of the Hammock Oaks development, which ultimately will be home to nearly 2,000 new Lady Lake residents. Work on the massive new development, which will include housing, an age-restricted community development district-governed gated section, town homes and retail, continues in earnest across from the Village of Spring Harbor and along Cherry Lake Road.

Cows used to graze in a pasture that will be home to a new Walmart Neighborhood Market on County Road 466 in Lady Lake.

Grading and tree removal have already dramatically changed the landscape, which for decades has served as pasture land with many historic trees.

The 60,718-square-foot Walmart building will be located on 20.43 acres at the northwest corner of the Hammock Oaks community.

Golf leadership created costly situation for residents

A Village of Hadley resident contends that golf leadership has created a costly situation for residents. Read his Letter to the Editor.

Poorly trained dogs and owners in The Villages

A Village of Bonita resident, in a Letter to the Editor, says she is sick and tired of ill-mannered and poorly trained dogs.

You should care about local students!

In a Letter to the Editor, a Village of McClure resident argues that Villagers should take an interest in local students.

The Villages is not a gated community

A Village of St. Charles resident makes the case that Florida’s Friendliest Hometown is not a gated community.

The Villages Daily Sun and high school sports

In a Letter to the Editor, a Village of Richmond resident responds to a previous letter writer critical of The Villages Daily Sun’s emphasis on high school sports.