Not [...]]]> So as you have read over the last few days the people who live in Woodmont are fighting the owners of the Woodmont Country Club in regards to the Land Use. They want to change the land use from Recreational to Commerical Residential. Giving any builder the right to buy the land and build.

Not every home in Woodmont is affected by this directly but indirectley. The ones who are directly affected are the ones who live on the green. Their back yard is the golf course. They pay hire property taxes and when the homes where built paid higher for the lot.

Now Lennar Homes wants to come and build on this land, and we are not very happy about it. So we are fighting. We had to hire and attorney in order to help us with this since the owners of the Country club hired one and Lennar Homes hired one. We had no other choice, but of course that comes with a price.

The people of  Woodmont have done a site to raise awarness and we need to raise a minuim of $10,000 just to get us started for next weds commission meeting. Let’s hope we can raise the money to due so.

Jeannette Neerpat

One of the questions that came up is the numbers that are suppose to projected. Our school is over crowded and then the person on the planning board pulled out some papers that [...]]]> The community I live in had a meeting last night again with regards to the Lennar Homes and the Land Use change.

One of the questions that came up is the numbers that are suppose to projected. Our school is over crowded and then the person on the planning board pulled out some papers that Lennar had sent to them and it stated that our school is not at full capacity. I told the lady who are they kidding. My daughter goes to the school and its at almost 1200 students. There is a new school that was built about a mile away that is not zoned for the new school. So tell me how they think its not overcrowded? We had to hire 5 new teachers this past year because we had so many more students.

Then what about the increase in traffic? They only talked about the main streets Soughtgate, Pine Island and University. What about all the small roads that go into al the communities. How many cars are going to be coming in and out. How can they not think about that?

Of course what are the Politicians thinking about? How much money they can make, they are seeing the building fees, which will bring in about 1.3 million dollars. Then they are counting on the property taxes that is projected to bring in $390,000 annually. But what is to say they sell all the 255 homes they plan on building?

Call me crazy but I think this is nuts and not going to have it. The commission meeting is next week and I plan on attending. Will you be there?

Jeannette Neerpat

I was able to track it down and get official Warranty Deed. [...]]]> Today we are having another meeting about Lennar Homes. This time its with a lawyer. He wants us to bring our Warranty Deed with us. If you read my previous post I realized that it wasn’t in my paperwork from when I closed.

I was able to track it down and get official Warranty Deed. I will be bringing it with me tonight, so stay tuned!

Jeannette Neerpat