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Good point Tophcfa about overcrowding near by facilities. I know there's already a need for more pickleball courts in the SS area, let alone with many more people coming into apartments.
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Every government, looks to expand and to get more power, for taxes etc that's just the way of life
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I love the idea but would like to see a patio restaurant on the square side. In the shade and would be a great addition to the square
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Parking…Parking…Parking
Parking for all the apartments…parking for the botique shops…parking for the Sharon…parking for the nightly entertainment.
Nightly entertainment? Kiss that goodbye. It’s no longer needed to attract home buyers to the northern end of The Villages. Come to think of it, the whole Spanish Springs town square would make a great parking lot! It could be secured with gates for use by all the new apartment renters! |
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Not enough parking for The Sharon as it is. The Developer spent a ton building it and family members manage it. Kiss the nightly entertainment goodbye. Noisy for renters and requires way too much parking for renters and commercial businesses. As I said above, re-purposing the whole town square into a well-designed gated parking lot for renters would be a great idea. Or half-and-half for renters and the health club.
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Turning the MVP/Genesis health club into apartments makes a lot of sense. It was supposed to be a hotel to begin with, right? It can have parking and the main entrance at the rear away from the square. The windows can be made soundproof like the homes near airports but openable for the nights you want to hear the music. Stores on the first level is also a good idea and maybe a few new food places with tables out front. That would be a pleasant environment and shielded from the afternoon sun too.
The Rialto however is a real loss for the square. I always felt that there was a great opportunity here to incorporate a better upscale snack bar with access from both sides so people in the square could run over and grab a quick bite. There is ample room out front to set up an outdoor cafe for snacking while listening to the music too. How about a movie/restaurant where you could eat and watch a movie? Had these back north. Anyway, yes to the apartments at MVP. No to the Rialto removal. A health club does not have to be located right in the square. This immediate area should be retained for things that all residents can use and enjoy. |
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There are many movies that MUST be seen in a theater. Films like Saving Private Ryan, Titanic, Avatar and the Marvel movies look terrible on a television. The big screen and sound is awesome in a theater.
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Nightly entertainment is much appreciated by the restaurants and shops in Spanish Springs. Your forgetting about them.
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in addition, this concept of dinner and dancing appealed to an older generation. That generation, while not yet fully extinct, has been mostly replaced by younger generations (multiple) that aren't interested in dinner and dancing in the same venue. There are lots of things Belle's COULD be, but "dinner and dancing venue" is not one of them, and has already been proven a failed exercise. |
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We have 2 friends that are looking forward to the apartments in SS. Sadly with only 7 apartments to start, they hope to beat the waitlist. They enjoy the low key area, and both travel, so apartments are perfect. Both coming from city living, one over a restaurant, and the other over shopping.
As they said, big difference in SS compared to where they lived. 3am traffic noise, and multiple people walking around, will probably be non existent. Music will be the least of their issues, and can listen live without going downstairs, if they want. Their plan store golf cart when not in town, they both have 1 car. So 4 people will be very happy, even though many on this site are not If the waitlist is long, you will see more apartments in SS. Developer isn’t going to convert if nobody’s signed a lease. |
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When were those months any different? |
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To what capacity should the amenities be built? Jan/Feb/Mar or the other 8.5 to 9 months a year?
Developer isn’t able to build any more amenities; amenity authority builds them, and residents pay for them. Think the residents in whatever district want to pay $800,000 for a new pool? |
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Remember though - if people are ONLY swimming laps in this pool, that means only maybe what - 10 swimmers maximum, at any given moment? Meanwhile the clubs have anywhere between 15 and 25 members in the pool at once, PLUS a couple of lanes set aside for lap swimmers. Who's making the most use of this pool? Also meanwhile, there are several other pools in the general area that aren't utilized as much. While they're not sports pools - you can still swim laps as long as you don't get in the way of folks just hanging out in the middle of the pool. I have no trouble swimming laps at any of the pools I've been in so far. |
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