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Originally Posted by graciegirl
Well I see a lot of stuff being done and being maintained south of 466 and no one needs to hold the Morses feet to the fire.
The Eisenhower center could have had "nice" furniture and "nice" accessories, but instead, look what we got without suing.
When we lived right behind the Odell Center, everything on the grounds was painted once a year and the retaining wall was power washed and the plants were trimmed and the beds were weeded. The CDD south of 466 takes very good care of things. I haven't seen any of their stuff moldy. I like the way things are run where I live.
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The bottom line is that the Developer sells the Rec Centers to the residents. The greater the value the more we pay for the facility. The rec centers are little more than a way for the developer to build and sell.