although Ocala's over-the-air broadcasts may be received with the proper equipment. Spectrum and CenturyLink are the primary wired internet service providers for the CDP. Satellite options are also available, including Starlink, Dish Network and DirecTV. Phone Sugarmill Woods is served by a variety of cellular phone services such as Verizon Wireless, AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile /Sprint. Cell towers are located on US98 near US19/98, and north of the main entrance on US19 off Industrial Lane. AT&T is the legacy landline phone provider for the CDP. Social media Numerous social media websites offer additional informal news, entertainment and other services to Sugarmill Woods, including Nextdoor.com, Facebook and others. Controversies Cypress Village Lapsed deed restrictions In 2003, the CVPOA allowed its deed restrictions to lapse by failing to follow the statutory guidelines necessary to satisfy requirements under the Marketable Record Title Act (MRTA). Legal efforts undertaken after the lapse date, and for the next several years, were ultimately unsuccessful. The CVPOA changed management companies twice during that time. It also continued to function “business as usual”, citing violators, filing liens, collecting fines and annual assessments, updating its deed restrictions, and providing copies of them to new and prospective buyers. This continued until late 2016, when a few key Board directors became aware of the problem. The POA abruptly halted its violation and lien process at the end of 2016. In 2017, certain directors of the POA gathered historical information and strategized a way forward. In September of that year, the Board of Directors met to share the news of the expired restrictions. The members were formally notified a few months later when it was announced that the CVPOA would begin the process to revitalize the lapsed restrictions. A voting package was distributed to each recorded lot owner in October 2018, with a vote to be tallied at a meeting that December. Although the vote was heavily contested for improper and misdirected procedures, the revitalization narrowly passed after a two-month extension of the vote. A mandatory legal review from Florida's Department of Economic Opportunity was successful, and the CVPOA's revitalized deed restrictions were recorded and legally enforceable as of May, 2019. Village Services Cooperative lawsuit Previous to the CVPOA's Revitalization vote, it abruptly terminated the services of its attorney and those of its community manager, Village Services Cooperative (VSC). This triggered a lawsuit from VSC in August 2018, who, according to the lawsuit's complaint,