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Originally Posted by simpkinp
I've been complaining about this on the annual survey for years. So far, no change. As a single I find it very discriminatory since I pay the same amenity fee as a couple, or even more residents of a home. It prevents you from bringing a "friend" who is a non-Villager to your neighborhood gatherings if they are held at rec centers as most are. Luckily I go with a Fellow Villager, so not a problem for me, but I feel your pain.
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Actually it is opposite of discrimination. If two or more singles are residents they get the resident ID. Similarly, married residents cannot get a resident pass for a friend unless they are a registered guest. Why should there be different policies based on marital status? This whole argument makes no sense to me. Anyone who is not a resident is not entitled to a resident pass or privilege.