[jimhurtt@twc.com]

Thanks! That's what I will do today. Research dog poop.

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by KRMACK55

Why is the solution to move elsewhere ! Mostly read these comments from people from the NE. The fact is the residents pay a lot of money and there are not enough pools for the population here. The residents paid for everything here not the Morse family.

Originally Posted by KRMACK55

A resident is charged to use a country club pool ? what is the amenity fee for ? The maintenance charge at the end of the year ? Residents pay for every drop of water flower contractors we even pay for the common area maintenance for the businesses ! Now watch everyone’s head explode.

Originally Posted by KRMACK55

I’m so glad you did too ! The Morse family thanks you as well as you know they need that revenue for their planes estate hangars at Leesburg airport and their yachts.

Originally Posted by KRMACK55

That’s so sweet not. Pools are for swimming jumping all of it . Most other places have pools over a few feet ! They don’t shut them down when people want to use them ! They maintain them on off hours. Many people living here don’t remember normal life living with others. The attitudes are sad.

Star of the new Villages TV commercial:

"I'm not only a charter member of the Morse family fan club, I'm the president!"

[Carlsondm]

Balls, fins and snorkels are not on the allowed list either. I had trouble with this one because the sports pools are designed for water volleyball. Pools in TV are (except for two) too shallow for shallow water aerobics for those over 5'5". Had we known this, we might have landed elsewhere.
Do they expect instructors to put in their own pools to practice with resistance and floaty toys?

I think there should be some flexibility for the gentleman who wants to float (and stretch). I would stop by the rec center office and ask if there is a quiet time when you could use your float device. Perhaps you can use it in a lane or two with a friend. This is not peak season.

[tammy5912554@gmail.com]

I so agree about floats. Sure would be nice to lay on a float and relax. My gripe is the darn people that walk back and forth in the pool for exercise and get snippy with you if your in their way. These folks should go to a sport pool that has lanes for such a thing.
Just my opinion.

[JSR22]

Originally Posted by Carlsondm

Balls, fins and snorkels are not on the allowed list either. I had trouble with this one because the sports pools are designed for water volleyball. Pools in TV are (except for two) too shallow for shallow water aerobics for those over 5'5". Had we known this, we might have landed elsewhere.
Do they expect instructors to put in their own pools to practice with resistance and floaty toys?

I think there should be some flexibility for the gentleman who wants to float (and stretch). I would stop by the rec center office and ask if there is a quiet time when you could use your float device. Perhaps you can use it in a lane or two with a friend. This is not peak season.

The rec centers will not do that because everyone will expect exceptions.

[JSR22]

Originally Posted by tammy5912554@gmail.com

I so agree about floats. Sure would be nice to lay on a float and relax. My gripe is the darn people that walk back and forth in the pool for exercise and get snippy with you if your in their way. These folks should go to a sport pool that has lanes for such a thing.
Just my opinion.

The sports pools are busy with volley ball, water aerobics and lap swimming a large portion of the day.

[drcar]

Originally Posted by KRMACK55

A resident is charged to use a country club pool ? what is the amenity fee for ? The maintenance charge at the end of the year ? Residents pay for every drop of water flower contractors we even pay for the common area maintenance for the businesses ! Now watch everyone’s head explode.

Yes residents pay for country club pool use, they are NOT part of the amenity fees. Your amenity fees have NOTHING to do with the country clubs, they are owned and run by the developer. Has been that way for the 10 years I have been here. BTW the resident DO NOT pay for every drop of water used. Businesses pay for their own water use.

[drcar]

Originally Posted by KRMACK55

Why is the solution to move elsewhere ! Mostly read these comments from people from the NE. The fact is the residents pay a lot of money and there are not enough pools for the population here. The residents paid for everything here not the Morse family.

Do you have a problem with people, fellow Americans from the NE?

[golfing eagles]

Originally Posted by KRMACK55

Why is the solution to move elsewhere ! Mostly read these comments from people from the NE. The fact is the residents pay a lot of money and there are not enough pools for the population here. The residents paid for everything here not the Morse family.

Not being a civil engineer or a highly successful developer, I will bow to the perceived expertise of some and ask: Just how many pools are enough???? Just how much is "a lot of money" since most of us pay about $160/ month amenity fee? And just WHAT was "the Morse family" supposed to pay for?

When I go to the grocery store, I pay for the entire cart and Publix pays nothing---in fact, they MAKE MONEY (mortal sin) on my purchase. Get it?

[BeverlyHills7]

Please calm down.
If new or junior home owners don’t ask about what the rules are how do you ever expect us to understand the rules in this community. I would expect platinum or sage Villagers would be wise and all knowing and willing to take newbies under their wing.

Share your knowledge and explain the ropes.
Respectfully Submitted

Originally Posted by Bjeanj

For heaven’s sake! Read posts #4 and #6!

If you are NEW here, read EVERYTHING in the link shown on post #4! Things are DIFFERENT here! There are RULES!

Am I venting now? Yes, I believe I am!