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swimdawg 03-08-2012 10:36 AM

Yes to Indoor Pools
 
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Originally Posted by downeaster (Post 464187)
swimdawg's post/request has jumped the tracks.

The request was for those who are interested in an indoor pool to please mention that in the survey.

I see this as similar to asking for a Costco or another Starbuck's. If enough people are willing to support an indoor pool someone will provide one.

Am I on the right track swimdawg?

Exactly! :highfive:

Posh 08 03-08-2012 10:46 AM

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Originally Posted by downeaster (Post 464187)
swimdawg's post/request has jumped the tracks.

The request was for those who are interested in an indoor pool to please mention that in the survey.

I see this as similar to asking for a Costco or another Starbuck's. If enough people are willing to support an indoor pool someone will provide one.

Am I on the right track swimdawg?

Are you the conductor?

keithwand 03-08-2012 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Penguin (Post 464081)
Could someone vote for a golf cart dragstrip :22yikes:

Now you're talking. Before we buy we are taking our GPS on the test drive and doing a few runs for the fastest cart.

Bogie Shooter 03-08-2012 11:46 AM

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Originally Posted by downeaster (Post 464187)
swimdawg's post/request has jumped the tracks.

The request was for those who are interested in an indoor pool to please mention that in the survey.

I see this as similar to asking for a Costco or another Starbuck's. If enough people are willing to support an indoor pool someone will provide one.

Am I on the right track swimdawg?


Who is the someone you feel will provide an indoor pool?

janmcn 03-08-2012 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 464249)
Who is the someone you feel will provide an indoor pool?

The developer, who else? The same developer who should be building more bowling alleys and more softball fields.

ilovetv 03-08-2012 12:27 PM

Take a look and tell me "how little this would be used" Year-round if available in T.V.!!!!!

http://www.armstronghomes.net/images...gallery/30.jpg

English Ivy 03-08-2012 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by golf2140 (Post 464032)
There was an option to keep the indoor pool at the Sharon Morse building after MPV took over. Not enough people signed up to make it work. We can't have everything!!!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by downeaster (Post 464187)
swimdawg's post/request has jumped the tracks.

The request was for those who are interested in an indoor pool to please mention that in the survey.

I see this as similar to asking for a Costco or another Starbuck's. If enough people are willing to support an indoor pool someone will provide one.

Am I on the right track swimdawg?

Downeaster, as golf2140 stated, an indoor pool membership was tried and there was not enough interest. And Angie, to answer your question, no it was not 1965 but approx 2009 or 2010. As Barefoot stated, there's already a perfectly good indoor pool here in TV, but no one wanted to pay to use it. Swimdawg, maybe you should investigate with the owners of this pool what it would take to make them re-evaluate their position and re-open the pool.

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Originally Posted by gryoung (Post 464150)
While building your wish list for the 2012 annual survey, please consider asking for another bowling alley, and widening the Morse bridge.

I may be dreaming but I seem to remember reading something about plans for another bowling alley in the Brownwood area, so that wish could be a possibility. The Morse bridge, not so much. I think you have to go to Sumter County for that one.

What no one has mentioned is that there are only six more executive golf courses planned to be built. Do you think that's gonna be enough?


downeaster 03-08-2012 12:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Posh 08 (Post 464201)
Are you the conductor?

Good question, Posh. I am not smart enough to conduct anything. You might call me a "gandy dancer".

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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 464249)
Who is the someone you feel will provide an indoor pool?

Frankly, I don't think anyone will provide an indoor pool. It would mean a big investment therefore fees for use would be prohibitive. It was tried once and had to be abandoned as mentioned earlier in this thread. I would think it would need to be golf cart accessible and that probably involves the Developer.

[quote=English Ivy;464276]Downeaster, as golf2140 stated, an indoor pool membership was tried and there was not enough interest. And Angie, to answer your question, no it was not 1965 but approx 2009 or 2010. As Barefoot stated, there's already a perfectly good indoor pool here in TV, but no one wanted to pay to use it. Swimdawg, maybe you should investigate with the owners of this pool what it would take to make them re-evaluate their position and re-open the pool.

I remember! I also remember the hue and cry it raised (to no avail).




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Originally Posted by Posh 08 (Post 464201)
Are you the conductor?


chuckinca 03-08-2012 02:24 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovetv (Post 464272)
Take a look and tell me "how little this would be used" Year-round if available in T.V.!!!!!

http://www.armstronghomes.net/images...gallery/30.jpg


That's the free indoor pool at Stonecrest - cost is included in the monthly amenities of $105.


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BookBarb 03-08-2012 02:29 PM

What pool was this? I was at Sea Breeze yesterday a little before 7:00 AM and the water was great and was even better as I walked my laps and others swam.

Bogie Shooter 03-08-2012 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by janmcn (Post 464265)
The developer, who else? The same developer who should be building more bowling alleys and more softball fields.

The bowling alleys are privatly owned.

Autoshow 03-08-2012 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by swimdawg (Post 463946)
I received my letter regarding the Villages Resident Survey.

It will be ongoing for four weeks starting 3/12/12.

My one request.....for any of you who might think it is a good idea....to please suggest we have indoor pools in The Villages.

There is ever-increasing awareness of skin cancers and the necessity to avoid excesssive sun exposure. Indoor pools would surely alleviate that problem.

And, of course, indoor pools would be wonderful when the air is too cold to swim in outdoor pools (which I personally experienced on many occasions).

Please fill out your surveys and please think about adding something about how nice it would be to have indoor pools in TV. please

And how many indoor pools would they need for 100,000 people.
That is not a very good request.

Bogie Shooter 03-08-2012 03:35 PM

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Originally Posted by chuckinca (Post 464325)
That's the free indoor pool at Stonecrest - cost is included in the monthly amenities of $105.


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There are homes for sale in stonecrest.

janmcn 03-08-2012 04:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 464371)
The bowling alleys are privatly owned.

They might be privately owned now, but they were originally built and run by the developer. How about more softball fields?

golf2140 03-08-2012 09:30 PM

I would like to add that we request an ice rink for our hockey group. :cold:


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