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Excessively high membership rates at the Marq Champions Club (Gym) in Southlake

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The discount for Southlake residents should be greater than non-residents and similar to neighboring city recreation centers.

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Rich Bevan-Thomas
8 years ago

These fees are absurd. I would like to know who decided on this pricing. We all need to remember that our tax money funded a portion of this and we deserve better.

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Irene Binyon
8 years ago Featured

Fees for the gym at the Marq are way to high. I think a lot of folks won’t use the gym then we’re stuck paying for a building that isn’t being used. An explanation of why the fees are so high is needed.

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Geraldine Landy
8 years ago

Too bad Southlake Residents will be charged so much, should be free to Seniors and a minute fee for others. They seem to want to attract members from other towns, why when others have their own facilities. Our Town Hall has a case of the Big Head lately, the more the city makes the more they spend.

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Dennis Rogers
8 years ago

I couldn’t agree more. The rates are ridiculous compared to local communities. Very disappointing

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Who are we voting for in Southlake that they lost the vision of an inclusive community center? These prices are unrealistic for many Southlake families. I wonder if the pricing is intentional.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The pricing excludes my family and my future voting will consider this.

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Dennis Schuh
8 years ago

This petition has only one option...too high. I feel they are about right, you get what you pay for.

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dottie Sheffield
8 years ago

Fees way too high for Southlake residents.

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Marco Rodriguez
8 years ago Featured

Family has been waiting for this facility to open, but given the almost $1200 price tag for the family, we feel we are taken for a ride just because we live in Southlake. Even though we can afford it, it does not feel right!!!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Need to see the facility amenities but on the surface it's much too high. We belong to LA Fitness NRH and it's light years cheaper for a membership.

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Dale Weiss
8 years ago

Southlake residents deserve a significant discount

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Anonymous
8 years ago

These prices are ridiculous and WAYYY to high. A community REC center should be as close to free for residents as possible and significant to non-residents. As a 23 year resident of Southlake, I see a lot of wasted money. The one that perturbs me the most is these beautiful permanent sign stands throughout Southlake that advertise upcoming events. Thats what we need, more signage. What a waste. I'm into fitness and I will never pay these ridiculous prices while my City throws money at other stupid things. We could have done without these stupid medians on 1709 also, that were done in the name of safety and are nothing but inconvenient. More wasted money.

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Thuy Hsu
8 years ago

I believe the prices for the gym are ridiculous considering the fact that I am a resident of Southlake. I feel like it’s completely unreasonable and just plain robbery. Please consider reducing the fees so the city may enjoy their amenities more freely.

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Karen Mertz
8 years ago Featured

As Retired 30 year Southlake homeowners, we were looking forward to joining CC. No way we can at those rates. Maybe that’s what they want.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The membership fee is way too high.

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David Carpenter
8 years ago

Southlake residents should be given a substantial discounted consideration over non-residents for membership rates at the Marq.

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Richard Burger
8 years ago

Rates to high for citizens of Southlake..

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Anonymous
8 years ago

The resident fees are far too high. There is no incentive for me to join this gym when there are comprehensive alternatives available nearby for less money.

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Roth Hinkle
8 years ago Featured

This is ridiculous that residents should pay almost the same as nonresidents. Pricing should be on the same scale as comparable pricing like Keller point and the Grapevine REC. It shouldn’t be more expensive than private gym memberships with multiple facilities. After all this is a community facility paid for with community tax dollars.