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Rodneysblue 08-12-2021 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Bjeanj (Post 1987545)
Wow.

Noodles are acceptable in the pools.

I am very puzzled at OP’s apparent level of outrage over pool rules. At every public pool I’ve ever been to, there have been rules. Just because OP does not like one, doesn’t mean s(he) will get their way, and why in the world does the OP think writing about their upset on this forum would resolve the situation to their satisfaction? Perhaps they’re just venting?
Newbie, I think.

JSR22 08-12-2021 08:36 AM
[QUOTE=Koapaka;1987730]I'd be careful about statements judging anyones "stupidity" in the same sentence where you state you believe $15K will get you a private pool in The Villages....just sayin.[/QUOT

Only off by a minimum of $60,000!

banjobob 08-12-2021 09:13 AM
I agree the famous "Pool Walkers " should find another way to spend their time , not render pools virtually unusable for swimming.

cbmerl 08-12-2021 09:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Kelevision (Post 1987596)
Sort of like when i want to actually swim in the pool but can’t because of all the people “relaxing”? I thought that’s what the chairs were for? :a040:
GOOD ONE!!!:clap2:

hrenner 08-12-2021 09:39 AM
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Originally Posted by JSR22 (Post 1987539)
Read the rules floats are not allowed, Another, reason I put in my own pool.
Did you read them? :)

JSR22 08-12-2021 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by hrenner (Post 1987799)
Did you read them? :)
yes i did read the rules. only noodles are allowed

Velvet 08-12-2021 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by CFrance (Post 1987627)
I've never seen a child in an adult pool. If you do, go into the rec center and ask them to deal with it.
I have. A week ago some woman brought her teenager and young kid to the neighborhood pool. The boy jumped in and fooled around like children do. I asked her if she by any chance knew the 30 year age rule. She looked shocked. I really didn’t think she knew. Then I suggested the nice family pool a block away. They left, I think they were more surprised than upset.

If there are people in the pool, please don’t try to swim laps. Go to a sports pool. The mistake people make is thinking that the neighborhood pools are “swimming pools”. As a past member of the swim team, I can say, they are not. Think of them more as a hot tub with cooler water and bigger for several people to use at once. These pools are “relaxing pools”. They were not designed big enough for everyone to have a float and polite space around that float when there are several people in the water.

Spalumbos62 08-12-2021 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by bowlingal (Post 1987713)
you must be a newbie. Newbies think they can change the rules to their liking and complain about the ones that are in place. There are reasons for the rules that are put in place here. With so many people living here, there must be structure or there would be chaos. It has been working fine here, don't rock the boat, newbie.
I dont understand why you "assume" that he/she is a newbie....you know what they say...
He was only asking for clarification on the rules of floating toys.

Ahall 08-12-2021 09:59 AM
This is one of the reasons I am relocating to the Villages. Love having these important issues discussed LOL

KRMACK55 08-12-2021 10:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Sheltie-Lover (Post 1987574)
One more person who does not like to follow simple rules. As one person said, put in your own pool or follow the rules. . You always have the freedom to move elsewhere where rules do not matter for a majority.
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.

KRMACK55 08-12-2021 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Rich42 (Post 1987577)
Noodles are allowed in all pools EXCEPT country club pools which you must pay extra to use via a pool membership or a priority golf membership.
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.

KRMACK55 08-12-2021 10:13 AM
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Originally Posted by kcrazorbackfan (Post 1987602)
I’m so glad that we invested well enough in our working lives to have a pool being put in by T & D so we do disrupt you with our exercising with our dumb bells.

Get up early enough to beat the people there that are there to have a good time.
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.

JSR22 08-12-2021 10:14 AM
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Originally Posted by KRMACK55 (Post 1987830)
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.
The Country Club pools require a priority membership. Common knowledge. The CC pools have nothing to with amenity fees.

KRMACK55 08-12-2021 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Catalina36 (Post 1987609)
Noodles are ok, period. Floats take up too much room, period. Like someone else stated if you want to float around on your float to relax REALLY?? Go relax on a lounge chair that's what they are for, or buy a house with your own private pool. This past Jan, Feb, march on several days I counted as much as 18 people in the pool at one time. There was some idiot literally jumping in the pool how crazy is that. After his second jump in I just had to confront him in a nice way about the rules of jumping in. What a idiot.
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.

Velvet 08-12-2021 10:22 AM
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Originally Posted by KRMACK55 (Post 1987837)
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.
Your pool, you make your own rules. Community pool, community rules. Seems fair to me.


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