[biker1]

The Developer can't do anything about creating more clubs, the Woodworking Shop notwithstanding. The clubs are run by the residents. If you have evidence that there are insufficient facilities for clubs (i.e. not enough empty room slots at the rec centers) then please present such evidence and you will have a valid point. In that case, you should take your complaint to the Developer. ToTV is not a forum for change. The Developer cannot force the residents to form more clubs. What the Developer states is factually true: there are a few thousand clubs.

Originally Posted by Jazuela

These clubs and structured daily activities were a highlight of their sales pitch. If they are not readily available due to overcrowding - even if it's only for three months out of the year, then they need to either a) stop including them in their advertising as a main selling point or b) create more of them. That's on the developer, not on the homeowners. If the developer is using these things in their advertising it's their responsibility to ensure that these things are available. Not just existing, but not available due to overcrowding.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by NatureBoy

Agreed. But there's a difference between "you need to reserve tee times a week in advance" vs "tee times in Feb & March are full for the next two years". Or "the Wed 9am Zumba fills up fast, if you're not there an hour early you won't get in, but Thu @ 11am has lots of space" vs "if you don't show up for ANY Zumba class at least two hours early you won't get in".

In the case of the woodworking club, a three year wait list seems excessive. It's nice to hear TV is working to supply another facility. Maybe it's something they'll decide to build more of as TV expands.

This is not true.