It looks like the City of North Port will back away from seeking a zip code change for West Villages! At least for the time being; but this issue will resurface sooner rather than later. Although this was NOT an agenda item for the 10/12/10 commission meeting it did come up for discussion during the "Communications" portion of the agenda. The results of the postal survey in September were 228 against and 0 for a zip code change. A formal letter to the city from the USPS is coming.
The entire city commission meeting is recorded. Its over 2 hours long; but you can FAST FORWARD to 42 minutes into the meeting and view the 10 minute discussion that took place about our proposed zip code change:
COMMISSION REGULAR MEETING
A place for those residing within the boundaries of the West Villages Improvement District, City of North Port, County of Sarasota, Florida, to get information about the district.
Showing posts with label ZIP CODE CHANGE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ZIP CODE CHANGE. Show all posts
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Do You Know a Snowbird ?
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ZIP CODE CHANGE
It occurs to me that the timing of the USPS survey mailing about the proposed zip code change favors the City of North Port. Over one-half, about 180 homeowners, in the district are part-time or seasonal residents. They may not even receive the survey letter! How will the USPS "count" these non-responses to the survey?
If you know anyone that isn't here now, please, please, please, CONTACT THEM IMMEDIATELY. Ask if they received the survey form; ask them to complete it and mail it in. If they didn't get a survey form, please, please, please, email them this link to a copy of the form that they can print, complete, and mail.
http://home.comcast.net/~paul9aber/USPS-zip-code-survey.pdf
If you know anyone that isn't here now, please, please, please, CONTACT THEM IMMEDIATELY. Ask if they received the survey form; ask them to complete it and mail it in. If they didn't get a survey form, please, please, please, email them this link to a copy of the form that they can print, complete, and mail.
http://home.comcast.net/~paul9aber/USPS-zip-code-survey.pdf
Monday, September 13, 2010
USPS Zip Code Change Survey is in the Mail
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Alright all us West Villages residents living in IslandWalk and Gran Paradiso, time to get motivated and to make your voices heard. The USPS is delivering survey letters to all households asking for your feedback on the proposed zip code change for our neighborhood. At the request of the City of North Port Commissioners, the USPS wants to change our mailing addresses to North Port, FL 34287. Now that I've typed it and am looking at it......I think I need to barf!
Fill out your survey response forms ASAP. Deadline for your voice to be counted is September 30th, so don't dilly-dally!! If you didn't get a survey letter and response form in the mail....you can download this one: http://home.comcast.net/~paul9aber/USPS-zip-code-survey.pdf
DON'T DELAY! MAKE YOUR DECISION. COMPLETE THE SURVEY FORM. MAIL IT TOMORROW!!!
Fill out your survey response forms ASAP. Deadline for your voice to be counted is September 30th, so don't dilly-dally!! If you didn't get a survey letter and response form in the mail....you can download this one: http://home.comcast.net/~paul9aber/USPS-zip-code-survey.pdf
DON'T DELAY! MAKE YOUR DECISION. COMPLETE THE SURVEY FORM. MAIL IT TOMORROW!!!
Thursday, August 26, 2010
WVID Votes on Zip Code Change
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At a regular scheduled meeting of the WVID on Tuesday, August 24, 2010, the Board of Supervisors heard from a representative of the City of North Port asking that the WVID submit a letter to the regional postal authorities which would recommend changing the address and zip code for the district to something in North Port. Dozens of homeowners and residents of the district also attended the meeting and voiced their strong objection to such a change at this time. By a vote of 5-0 the WVID Board decided that this issue was not within their scope of activities and that they would not comment for or against the request from the City of North Port.
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