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It is the actions and inactions of the county that have injured him and his neighbors, and it is those actions and inactions that are the cause of the expensive legal process underway.


Unless the county either has a magic rabbit to pull from its hat or there are some disqualifying procedural or legal technical issues that have nothing to do with the merits of the cases, I expect that the taxpayers of this county are going to get socked with a big bill for damages when this case is over.

Define the actual damages to the homes in Driftwood Estates.
 
More small town political middle school type drama.

In the old days people worked things out. In the rare case there was someone being a repeat ass they were told to sit down and shut up by the community. Now they get their little feelings hurt and hire a leach lawyer to sue each other.

The system is broke. Lives are wasted over petty BS.
 
Mike Jones, I couldn't agree more! A few in this county have decided that because they can't control the BCC they can indiscriminately sue them, at the expense of the rest of us. When they are properly cited for breaking ordinances the rest of us live by, their answer is sue and cost all taxpayer's money. It is a disgraceful way to do business and hurts all citizens.
 
It is my understanding that the two suit are seperate and distinct. If such is not the case, someone please so state.

They are not, It is all one suit. It's about 95% driftwood and 5% commander. Much of it deals with Adams homes and a couple of county employee's. read the suit, there are many accusations including a couple against the county engineer and other employee's who covered it up.
 
A friend who lives at Windswept Estates had water damage after the heavy rains last year caused by drainage pipes that were too small yet were approved by the county inspector. She says that when the POA contacted the county the records had been deleted or lost so nobody knows why the county signed off on the original development plan. It looks like Driftwood Estates isn't the only subdivision that has problems.
 
They are not, It is all one suit. It's about 95% driftwood and 5% commander. Much of it deals with Adams homes and a couple of county employee's. read the suit, there are many accusations including a couple against the county engineer and other employee's who covered it up.

You are right. Somehow, alleged civil rights violation was allowed to be incorporated into the original Driftwood Estates lawsuit. Lawyers, it would appear, can do anything though it would seem they are two entirely different issues.
 
A friend who lives at Windswept Estates had water damage after the heavy rains last year caused by drainage pipes that were too small yet were approved by the county inspector. She says that when the POA contacted the county the records had been deleted or lost so nobody knows why the county signed off on the original development plan. It looks like Driftwood Estates isn't the only subdivision that has problems.

Interesting...

Have you researched who actually used to own that property at Windswept?
 
Northwest Florida Properties Trust LLC seems to be the original owners and some company named Turner seemed to be the developer. So I guess my question is so what?
 
Rumor has it there has been no actual flooding in the area of Driftwood Estates for the last 10 years or so. If that's the case, what are the actual damages to homes in Driftwood?

Yellow fly is common in Florida as are mosquitoes, we even have those pesky boogers in Nowal.
 
Rumor has it there has been no actual flooding in the area of Driftwood Estates for the last 10 years or so. If that's the case, what are the actual damages to homes in Driftwood?

Yellow fly is common in Florida as are mosquitoes, we even have those pesky boogers in Nowal.

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Good One.
 
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