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Originally Posted by Love2Swim
Other public pools I've gone to have lanes wide enough to accommodate circle swimming. You might have 5 or 6 people swimming at the same time in the lane, in a circle so to speak. Its generally first come, first serve. Depending on the size of the pool there may be 8-10 lanes, so there is usually little to no waiting for a lane.
Someone else mentioned pool (sun) covers. Personally, I think that might accomplish the same thing, if used along with water chillers, and may be less expensive, if used over an existing pool. But, I would imagine the costs would be borne by Villages residents, whereas a new indoor pool could charge membership fees which would not impact the residents.
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Before the membership fees, paying for the structure and the land would be necessary. Who would pay for that? If it was a private business why would the CDD be involved? The CDD does not deal in commercial property.
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