It's true. The preliminary results we have do indicate that the projected growth will cause this PWRCA to go further north.

We are going to anyone who's developing in these areas to look for alternative sources, such as surface water, to meet their needs in the future. This is not just a Villages problem. It's a regional problem.

You are talking about a projection in that whole area where these three counties come together of something on the order of 100 million gallons a day total, which is what the city of Orlando uses. That's a concern.

It's a job seekers market now. The job growth rate in Lee County for the statistical area was the highest in the state of Florida.

The growth of the real estate market can be shown across the city, in all neighborhoods.

As long as it was [kept] in the unincorporated area, the county could control the growth.