Residents of the Estates and Reserve of Beacon Woods in Hudson, Florida, have been given the green light to take over part of the Links Golf Course, a move that includes the construction of up to 218 homes with 70-foot-wide lots on another portion of the property. The residents have formed work groups to clean up the overgrown land since the golf course closed.
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