Wow. You must have awesome bladder control on long trips. (Are you the lady that pees on the toilet seat instead of lifting it?) 🤣

Are we now saying we can not share a pool bathroom with the underlinings that keep our neighborhood what it is? Elitists much! WOW.

Pools are only for the use of residents and guests who have guest passes. I have seen neighborhood rec center attendants check IDs and ask people to leave who did not have an ID or guest pass with them, but I believe that's just random and not done very often.

True, I agree!

Card carrying members and guest only

They are not open to the public. Residents and guest only

Pools are only open to Village residents. This is in part of our monthly fees.

I've lived here almost 8 years and was using the pools on a regular basis. Occasionally, someone would come in to check ID's. However, there were people who, knowing ID's were being checked, quickly jumped into the pools. You were not required to leave the pool so your ID could be checked. Were they non-residents or merely someone who forgot their ID? Your guess is as good as mine.
I think ID's should be checked by staff for ANYONE entering the pool area.

For those who skip the first two pages, I'll post #5 again. This answers everything about the pools.

From the Community Development District website. There are 100 pools in TV.

11 Sports Pools Villages residents only, located at Regional Rec Centers

Colony Cottage
Eisenhower
Everglades
La Hacienda
Lake Miona
Laurel Manor
Mulberry Grove
Rohan
Savannah
SeaBreeze
Spanish Moss

58 Neighborhood Pools Pools for residents and their guests who are 30 years of age and over. Located at each Village Mail Station.

31 Family Pools Pools for residents and guests younger than age 30. Located at Neighborhood Rec Centers

Village Community Development Districts

Country Club Pools Country Club Pools are for the exclusive use of Villages Country Club Priority Members and their guests. Priority Pool Membership are available to all Villages residents. Located at Golf Country Clubs

Golf The Villages


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Not enough staff.

Many hotels require you to scan in your room keycard to access a pool. The Villages could easily do the same without increasing staff. At neighborhood pools, they can move the fencing so that bathrooms fall outside the fence. This would restrict pools to residents, create a deterrent to non-residents seeking access to the pool, and allow public access to bathrooms. I’ve seen many hotel pools set up this way. It could be done here.

At the pool close to my house there are regular “frogs” who sort of keep track of who goes into the pool. I remember when my hubby and I were on lifestyle visit and we went to check out who was at our future neighborhood pool. There was this ex Marine type of gentleman that kept an eye on us. We went back 3 more days in a row and he was always there, always keeping an eye on us. Our ID’s were also checked once a day. We passed.... whew....

So, 80 employees assigned to sit at the entances of all the pools? Worth a re-think.

Residents only.

Just doing their job.