[chuckinca]

Originally Posted by redwitch

Even the gates that are attended have a visitor's side. When there is no attendant, simply go to the resident side and push the button. Works like a charm! I assume there is button to push on the non-attended gates as well. Ergo, gated but not secure.

RW:

I never knew there was a push button on the resident side - never had a problem using the electronic pass card. Goes into the learn somethin' knew everyday column.

[Ooper]

From what I have always understood, the roads in TV were built with public money, hence, they have to have public access, regardless if the gate is "manned" or not. Many of the gates in TV are "manned" during certain hours and not at night. Visitors are stopped when entering so a picture of the license tag is recorded, then allowed to enter. But if the gate is unattedned, there is a button you can push to gain access either directly or by a remote control from a security station.

[Hope2b]

If so many of you had not known about the button just imagine how many others did not-------UNTIL NOW!!!

[Talk Host]

Ahem, there are not buttons at every gate. Check the ones in Marion County.

[villager99]

didn't even marion county sections of tv recently alter their gates to comply with FEMA access regs?

[nONIE]

Chuck, that is a great idea! Why dont you start that new thread?

[larrydube]

I know for a fact that the Boone Gate on the north side of 441 doesnt have a button... My wife and I came in late one night (without our passes) and had to wait for someone to come in and open the gate for us.....