I can only comment with some more questions:
Was the wellness center part of the amenity fee in any way?
Is the wellness center owned by the district governments?
Is the space being used by the wellness center owned by the Hospital?
What % of TV residents even belong the wellness center?
Are there other locations that have an indoor pool for use in the area (owned by outside businesses such as physical therapy)?
Was an indoor pool promised to any prospective home buyer? And if so is it in writing?
I think I'd need answers to this to be able to accurately ascertain any sort of blame. If, for example, the wellness center is a wholly owned business entity by itself then it is the same as any other business within TV or the surrounds. They have the right to move. If that means some of their business goes away because the new location does not have a pool then that is their business risk. We probably all have had, or heard of situations where, a gym that they joined and paid for upfront had closed its doors. It happened to me and guess what - no recourse! So now I only do month to month. The point is that things change, economy changes and TV will change with it. If other retirement destination become more appealing to me then I'll chose them but for now TV, with our without and indoor pool, still gets my vote.
Russ
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