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72?? Dam, better call my golf buddies who live in SJP, They're 70 and 71. Need to play more golf and brink more brewskies before 72 kicks in....
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Originally Posted by ditchoc
Other than I made a typo left instead of right in my description... it was factual. Sorry for the error. And the map Lucky Dawg shows the road connected along side Lowes just as I stated and as stated in the meeting with DoT. At no time do I remember it being stated it was temporary and would be removed. Granted it is just a concept drawing but all the roads shown were permanent to my understanding.
Some people can be picky. But this IS SJP. It is mostly a retirement community of well educated people with long professional careers behind them and everyone knows everything. Again, my apologies for the typo.
Construction will not start until 2018 with a 3-4 year project time line. That puts it at 2022 and if the smaller project at Beach Road is any indication, maybe it will be done by 2025. The medial age in SJP is mid 60s, and average life expectancy is 72 so I doubt most of us will not even have to worry about it.
Gesh ..I'm just full of mis-information today ... actually average life expectancy in the US is 78.7 now ....... seems social security used 72 not so long ago. Glad you got almost 7 more years to drink and golf
Gesh ..I'm just full of mis-information today ... actually average life expectancy in the US is 78.7 now ....... seems social security used 72 not so long ago. Glad you got almost 7 more years to drink and golf
Its even worse, lol. The average life expectancy for a 65 year old man is 83 and a 65 year old woman is 85.
I was thinking of buying house at St James but I'm concerned about global warming promoting floods and also fear of future assessments that can occur in planed communities. Whats it like to retire there ?
I was thinking of buying house at St James but I'm concerned about global warming promoting floods and also fear of future assessments that can occur in planed communities. Whats it like to retire there ?
Did you read through any of the previous 2,805 posts?
If you really think global warming is going to put SJP underwater anytime soon, I strongly suggest you invest mountain property because the value will sky rocket.
There are a series of fire ant hills just inside the main gate... do they count as high ground ?
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