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Jim Morris
04-15-2012, 07:21 AM
Is there any way of having the Villages installing small signs at the swimming pools shower area that would read :PLEASE DO NOT PLACE ANY CHAIRS, TABLES ETC. WITHIN 10 FEET OF SHOWER. It could be worded differntly but should be in english only. At the Hadly pool people, set up their chairs directly under the showers. This has caused many tence situations and hard fellings in what is supposed to be a relaxing atmospher. The signs should be placed ON THE SHOWER POLE. Rule # 2 for pool use is to "Shower before intering pool" Asking these brain dead people to PLEASE MOVE THEIR CHAIRS has resulted in unpleasent confrontations.

bigalibaba
04-16-2012, 02:33 PM
Is there any way of having the Villages installing small signs at the swimming pools shower area that would read :PLEASE DO NOT PLACE ANY CHAIRS, TABLES ETC. WITHIN 10 FEET OF SHOWER. It could be worded differntly but should be in english only. At the Hadly pool people, set up their chairs directly under the showers. This has caused many tence situations and hard fellings in what is supposed to be a relaxing atmospher. The signs should be placed ON THE SHOWER POLE. Rule # 2 for pool use is to "Shower before intering pool" Asking these brain dead people to PLEASE MOVE THEIR CHAIRS has resulted in unpleasent confrontations.

And please; don't pee in the pool!

trichard
04-16-2012, 02:42 PM
Ditto!

graciegirl
04-16-2012, 02:42 PM
Is there any way of having the Villages installing small signs at the swimming pools shower area that would read :PLEASE DO NOT PLACE ANY CHAIRS, TABLES ETC. WITHIN 10 FEET OF SHOWER. It could be worded differntly but should be in english only. At the Hadly pool people, set up their chairs directly under the showers. This has caused many tence situations and hard fellings in what is supposed to be a relaxing atmospher. The signs should be placed ON THE SHOWER POLE. Rule # 2 for pool use is to "Shower before intering pool" Asking these brain dead people to PLEASE MOVE THEIR CHAIRS has resulted in unpleasent confrontations.


Try this simple solution. Shower before arriving. And then wrap your towel around yourself and shower the bleachy water off you when you get home.

I have never in my whole life showered at the pool.

Bogie Shooter
04-16-2012, 03:48 PM
Is there any way of having the Villages installing small signs at the swimming pools shower area that would read :PLEASE DO NOT PLACE ANY CHAIRS, TABLES ETC. WITHIN 10 FEET OF SHOWER. It could be worded differntly but should be in english only. At the Hadly pool people, set up their chairs directly under the showers. This has caused many tence situations and hard fellings in what is supposed to be a relaxing atmospher. The signs should be placed ON THE SHOWER POLE. Rule # 2 for pool use is to "Shower before intering pool" Asking these brain dead people to PLEASE MOVE THEIR CHAIRS has resulted in unpleasent confrontations.

Welcome to TOTV.
This site is not the official site of The Villages so, asking to have signs posted ain't gonna happen with this request.
I suggest you call the recreation department with your concerns and the need for some kind of signage. This number was obtained from the district government site...Village Community Development Districts (http://www.districtgov.org)

Recreation Administration
3325 Wedgewood Lane
The Villages, FL 32162

Phone: 352-674-1800
Fax: 352-674-1805
Email Recreation

Room Reservations
3325 Wedgewood Lane
The Villages, FL 32162

Phone: 352-674-1810
Fax: 352-674-1815

Business Hours:
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., EST
Monday – Friday

Golfer in Sanibel
04-16-2012, 03:55 PM
Try this simple solution. Shower before arriving. And then wrap your towel around yourself and shower the bleachy water off you when you get home.

I have never in my whole life showered at the pool.

Gracie, you are so practical. :BigApplause:

Mudder
04-16-2012, 04:09 PM
I would speak to the Rec center people at that people and ask them to "police" it a little better, they should handle those situations. It seems to me that pools vary widely as to having an "official" person at the pool checking IDs, etc....
Many people like to rinse off after being in the pool before they sit and soak up sun. The shower area needs to be kept clear for its intended purpose, imho.

Uptown Girl
04-16-2012, 05:28 PM
What would happen if you just announced with a big smile, "I'm going to rinse off", reached over and turned on the shower?

Bill-n-Brillo
04-16-2012, 05:31 PM
What would happen if you just announced with a big smile, "I'm going to rinse off", reached over and turned on the shower?

.....or "Don't mind me! This will only be on for a little bit." :pepper2:

Bill :)

golfnut
04-16-2012, 05:47 PM
I'm with bil and uptown, if i'm coming out of the pool and need to rinse off i would go to the shower and rinse off, any collateral damage is the fault of someone putting their chair too close....gn

George Bieniaszek
04-16-2012, 07:27 PM
No sign necessary as the previous posters stated. Just slide up to the shower and have at it!! The stupid will figure it out very quickly. With the pool area being so large, there is no reason to park your chaise under the shower.

Hit the cold water first and let it run :cold:

graciegirl
04-16-2012, 07:50 PM
If I wanted to take a shower at Hadley pool I would go over and say to the people who had their chairs too close;

"Excuse me. I would like to take a shower, may I trouble you to move a bit?"

I bet they never noticed they were sitting too close.

But before I would aggravate someone for something so trivial, or pour cold water on someone I didn't know, I would go home and shower.

How did I get to be 71 years old and never even think about something like this?

asianthree
04-16-2012, 07:55 PM
The water at the pool shower is really cold. It will be refreshing for anyone sitting to close.

Penguin
04-16-2012, 08:11 PM
Is there any way of having the Villages installing small signs at the swimming pools shower area that would read :PLEASE DO NOT PLACE ANY CHAIRS, TABLES ETC. WITHIN 10 FEET OF SHOWER. It could be worded differntly but should be in english only. At the Hadly pool people, set up their chairs directly under the showers. This has caused many tence situations and hard fellings in what is supposed to be a relaxing atmospher. The signs should be placed ON THE SHOWER POLE. Rule # 2 for pool use is to "Shower before intering pool" Asking these brain dead people to PLEASE MOVE THEIR CHAIRS has resulted in unpleasent confrontations.

Parden me for being a dummy but why would someone put a chair under a shower and for what purpose. Some of this stuff is so unbelievable I just dont get it.

George Bieniaszek
04-16-2012, 08:13 PM
Parden me for being a dummy but why would someone put a chair under a shower and for what purpose. Some of this stuff is so unbelievable I just dont get it.

If we would all be normal, the Villages would be a boring place to life :D

Bogie Shooter
04-16-2012, 09:39 PM
If we would all be normal, the Villages would be a boring place to life :D

What is normal??

Penguin
04-16-2012, 11:00 PM
If we would all be normal, the Villages would be a boring place to life :D

So you need to live with inconsiderate morons so not to be bored. NICE

ilovetv
04-16-2012, 11:24 PM
The suggestion to just shower at home is sensible, of course. But knowing how pool people like that "monitor" and look up and down everyone who enters, if we showered at home first they would b*tch about you breaking rule #2 by getting into the pool without showering (because they didn't see you do it at home). That would be another "confrontation".

"Live and let live" is not in that type of person's vocabulary.

CarGuys
04-17-2012, 12:02 AM
Try this simple solution. Shower before arriving. And then wrap your towel around yourself and shower the bleachy water off you when you get home.

I have never in my whole life showered at the pool.

Just make sure it's a nice White Towel or the Bleach will spot it. LOL

getdul981
04-17-2012, 06:15 AM
Just make sure it's a nice White Towel or the Bleach will spot it. LOL

I thought all the pools were salt water and not chlorinated.

Figmo Bohica
04-17-2012, 07:21 AM
Village Watch needs to come roaring in, haul these people off for public execution. See problem solved.

graciegirl
04-17-2012, 07:36 AM
PT Barnum says........

karostay
04-17-2012, 07:40 AM
Would a simple excuse me please be to complicated

Bogie Shooter
04-17-2012, 07:58 AM
I thought all the pools were salt water and not chlorinated.

Salt water pools have a generator that produces chlorine.

skyguy79
04-17-2012, 08:00 AM
Village Watch needs to come roaring in, haul these people off for public execution. See problem solved.Death by wet noodle. Sounds like a plan! :highfive:

Bill-n-Brillo
04-17-2012, 09:09 AM
For Jim Morris - the O.P. - - - - Do you have any other thoughts?

Bill :)

JoeC1947
04-17-2012, 09:12 AM
Not surprised that someone would complain this. How ridiculous! This type of complaint should not be encouraged.