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Originally Posted by tolife
It was the neighbors understanding that the problem at Eisenhower was not the Advance Volleyball players. It seem that the exclusive group with the problems are a men team and a women's team formed with a group of friends and no other residents are allowed to play unless you are contacted by email exclusively. People were told to leave. The advance players must try out to play on the advance team. All other groups are formed without try outs or ratings. This group is just a group of friends. They would turn new residents away. They are not the top or best teams just friends using the pool for themselves only, which will change the villages policy on the use of a sport pool. So there is no reasons why our other pools policy should not be changed.
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Now, I'm confused. I thought that we were discussing neighborhood pools, not Eisenhower, a sports pool. Or are there issues at both?