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STORY: Leigh Neely+James Combs+Theresa Campbell+Debbi Kiddy PHOTOS: Fred Lopez The Villages has been lauded as Disneyland for seniors. Elderly Suicide A Widespread Problem The Villages is a great place to live and be happy, but those who deal with depression may see it differently. Depression is a widespread problem among elderly individuals. Elderly is defined as persons over the age of 65. This depression can come from a variety of sources, including loneliness, side effects of medication, or even as a normal part of aging and the stressors that includes. In Lake County, suicide among this age group has increased significantly since 2007, according to the Florida Department of Health. According to Ashleigh Husbands, regional suicide prevention specialist for Linking Individuals Needing Care, elderly persons have the most risk of suicide. Many older adults believe the symptoms are part of the aging process, but if depression is left untreated, it impacts quality of life, adds to health problems, and causes loss of functions. As part of her job, Ashleigh speaks to clubs and organizations about suicide prevention. Getting an older person to discuss feelings and identify emotions is difficult many times, which adds to the depression. Most will talk to the primary care physician, but refuse psychological counseling. Ask the right questions. Water Not in our backyard SWR Properties of Ocala, also known as Spring Water Resources, was granted a permit in June from the Southwest Florida Water Management District SWFWMD to pump water from a Sumter County aquifer, yet it generated outcry from hundreds of residents of The Villages. Numerous emails and letters from Villagers opposing the project were sent to the water management district, and a standing-room-only crowd of Villagers against the pumping packed a recent Sumter County Commission meeting. SWR owns about 10 acres southeast of the intersection of County Road 470 and State Road 301, northeast of Bushnell, site of Fern Spring and Heart Spring. SWR Properties bought the parcel in 2012. Azure currently supplies bottled spring water from the Heatherwood Spring, part of the Crystal Springs Complex in West Central Florida. Some residents raised questions at the Sumter County Commission meeting about whether the SWR project could lead to sinkholes and low water levels of ponds. Vivian Bielski, senior project geologist the Andreyev Engineering of St. Sinkholes The dirty truth The word sinkhole is second only to hurricane in evoking fear in homeowners in Florida. In June 2012, a sinkhole opened up that was 18 feet deep and 12 feet wide in the Village of Belvedere, and in April 2014, a sinkhole 50 feet deep developed between two houses in the Village of Buttonwood. A sinkhole may form by collapse into subterranean voids created by the dissolving of limestone or dolostone or by the subsidence as these strata are dissolved. What does this mean for homeowners in The Villages? It can definitely affect homeowners insurance There are two types of sinkhole coverage in Florida. The first type—known as catastrophic ground collapse CGC —is required by the state. The policy says if your home is deemed unsafe for habitation, you are covered under your normal policy with your regular deductible The second type of coverage is comprehensive and not required for insurance companies to offer. If a claim is made, it costs you a percentage of your Limit-A coverage, depending on the policy. This coverage may be difficult to get if the home is more than five years old. An agent will check to see what, if any, sinkhole activity has occurred on the property, and other factors may determine what your rate would be. If you are buying a home, be sure it is insurable, and ask for details regarding coverage and deductibles. It may help to have an engineer who specializes in sinkholes inspect your property before purchase. You will pay for this inspection. The likelihood of your basic coverage not being sufficient is very small. Senator Jack Latvala R- Clearwater sponsored and passed Bill SB 1274, which allows insurance companies to offer homeowners protection for sinkhole damage considered less than catastrophic. This has been an evolutionary law, with changes being made in 2005, 2007, 2011, and this past July. The building could still be sitting atop a possible sinkhole. Going for the more expensive coverage depends on your ability to manage risk and cost. However, do you homework before buying a home. Talk with Realtors, the seller, neighbors, and maybe even consult an engineer. The extra cost could be priceless for the peace of mind. Contractors Slam the door on scams Problems with crooked contractors continue plaguing residents of The Villages and surrounding communities. Contractors come in and promise the world but end up leaving behind a slimy trail of fraud and poor workmanship. Because homeowners pay for the work up front, they end up being left high and dry with unfinished roofs, unrepaired air conditioning units, and uninstalled home security systems, among other things. In August, a 39-year-old air conditioning contractor was charged with ripping off two homeowners in The Villages. Also, two unlicensed tree removal contractors let a palm tree fall into power lines causing a power outage on a steamy summer day. In addition, motorists watching the activity on the side of the road were involved in a traffic accident. Tree workers can get less expensive permits if their work meets the standards set by the town of Lady Lake. However, the most notorious scam we hear about is air conditioning tune-ups and repairs. Therefore, when a contractor says he can improve a home, older people are very enticed. Lifsey cautions people to consider red flags before signing a contract. Finally, any contractor who is reluctant to put a start and end date in the contract should be avoided.

You will pay for this inspection. Dinner entrees are more elaborate, including Taste of the South Platter that is a half rack of slow smoked, dry rub, loin back ribs and pulled pork with homemade onion rings, baked beans, cole slaw and tout sauce. Toss in the fact The Villages is spread across three counties and is the fastest-growing retirement community in the United States more than 100,000 strong and growing — well, that just makes Villagers a real good target. It is about 68 miles northwest of Orlando Responsible Airport and about 90 miles northeast of Tampa International Airport. In the meantime, please feel free to search for ways to make a difference in your community at. The salad had mixed greens, strawberries, Jack cheese, scallions, toasted pecans and the Cotillion house dressing. Tree workers can get less solo permits if their work meets the standards set by the town of Lady Lake. It was a great salad. The unique and unusual often grab the attention of the press, and the reading public. In quick succession, a line of elderly guys made a beeline for me. For what it's xi, during my more than 50 years in Florida I have observed people who already live here resenting it when other people move in.