A community-wide internet plan is being implemented, sparking opposition from some homeowners. They will eventually be charged $75 monthly as part of their assessments. The service, which will be provided through a fiber network, is currently set to be free until the end of 2026.

The proposal for this plan was adopted in early September, after being presented to the board of directors in August. Further details about the plan and the partnership behind it are available.

Homeowners are questioning the mandatory charge, citing that they did not choose the service. The charge will be added to annual assessments starting in 2027, initially at a rate of $1 per month, before increasing.