The board officially scheduled the emergency meeting to address the pool closings. Thank you for pushing this forward and staying focused until we got the result. Keep an eye on the community center bulletin board for the meeting agenda.
August 22, 2019
Final supporters
This is to call the board for an emergency meeting to discuss the multiple pool closings. We need 10% of the neighborhood so please sign
Updates
August 11, 2019
The board has ignored our concerns about the pool for too long. Call your representative now and demand they schedule an emergency hearing.
August 11, 2019
The momentum is building and the board can no longer ignore the frustration of our neighborhood. Post this link to your local Facebook group right now and text it to three neighbors who use the pool.
Reached 100 supporters
August 11, 2019
28 Comments
For public health reason the pool issues needs to be addressed before the next board meeting. Emergency meeting needed before someone gets ill and decides to sue the community.
Need the sign in table back at the gate. Older kids doing this on a dare around the country in pools.
Its one thing if its an accident another if its someone that knows better. I am in school and work full time and every time I have planed to go swim in am or go hang out its closed and it is frustrating.
We need more than rhetoric. At $275 a pool shock we should not be waiting for someone to point the finger.
The pool is for everyone- it’s a sad day when my 14y/o calls me and says ‘the pool’s closed AGAIN due to poop’. Please create a pool ‘marshall’ to monitor situations. This is occurring EVERY WEEK
Fux the pool problems.
Let’s educate ourselves in advance to see how other communities handle these situations so we can make this a productive meeting.
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The board officially scheduled the emergency meeting to address the pool closings. Thank you for pushing this forward and staying focused until we got the result. Keep an eye on the community center bulletin board for the meeting agenda.
August 22, 2019
Final supporters
This is to call the board for an emergency meeting to discuss the multiple pool closings. We need 10% of the neighborhood so please sign
Updates
August 11, 2019
The board has ignored our concerns about the pool for too long. Call your representative now and demand they schedule an emergency hearing.
August 11, 2019
The momentum is building and the board can no longer ignore the frustration of our neighborhood. Post this link to your local Facebook group right now and text it to three neighbors who use the pool.
Reached 100 supporters
August 11, 2019
28 Comments
We are not in town but certainly support swift action: cameras and check-in. If it is intentional, the kids should be held accountable in some fashion. Those who are depending on the pool for income should also be considered in some way.
For public health reason the pool issues needs to be addressed before the next board meeting. Emergency meeting needed before someone gets ill and decides to sue the community.
Need the sign in table back at the gate. Older kids doing this on a dare around the country in pools.
Its one thing if its an accident another if its someone that knows better. I am in school and work full time and every time I have planed to go swim in am or go hang out its closed and it is frustrating.
We need more than rhetoric. At $275 a pool shock we should not be waiting for someone to point the finger.
The pool is for everyone- it’s a sad day when my 14y/o calls me and says ‘the pool’s closed AGAIN due to poop’. Please create a pool ‘marshall’ to monitor situations. This is occurring EVERY WEEK
Fux the pool problems.
Let’s educate ourselves in advance to see how other communities handle these situations so we can make this a productive meeting.
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We are not in town but certainly support swift action: cameras and check-in. If it is intentional, the kids should be held accountable in some fashion. Those who are depending on the pool for income should also be considered in some way.