As residents of the Villages @ Huntington, we feel that there are socially responsible ways that the pool can be open. Many summer camps are closed, and Suffolk County has ruled that HOA pools can open legally.
We feel that the board is ignoring the needs of the community and depriving them of ammenties that we pay for.
The board continues to ignore our messages and hide behind excuses while the pool sits empty. I am tired of paying fees for a facility they refuse to open despite the legal green light. We have to keep applying pressure until they stop stalling and give us back our amenities.
June 9, 2020
The board can no longer pretend we are satisfied with their lazy excuses for keeping our amenities locked away. This groundswell of support proves that our community is fed up with being ignored while we pay for services we aren't getting. It is time for them to stop hiding and open the pool.
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Linda Hagerman
6 years ago
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I also believe that there is a safe and equitable way to open the pool, as suggested by designating the hours / days the pool can be used by any one family/address.
As we see Nassau County and Suffolk County towns start to plan to open public pools in July, it is time for our community to reconsider the same.
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andrew wu
6 years ago
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I agree that The community pool Should be opened for the summer of 2020 with social distancing .
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Jennifer Kravitz
6 years ago
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I think there is a safe way to open the pool by designating hours/days pool can be used by splitting community by name or odd/even numbered houses
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Joe Benincasa
6 years ago
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I couldn't agree more Rich! The pool as well as our other amenities should be opened!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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If we are paying for it , then open the pool up. It’s an open air area . With extra safety measures we should be ok to enjoy.
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Alan Swersky
6 years ago
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The board and management company should open our pool as of July 4th weekend or sooner.
As residents of the Villages @ Huntington, we feel that there are socially responsible ways that the pool can be open. Many summer camps are closed, and Suffolk County has ruled that HOA pools can open legally.
We feel that the board is ignoring the needs of the community and depriving them of ammenties that we pay for.
The board continues to ignore our messages and hide behind excuses while the pool sits empty. I am tired of paying fees for a facility they refuse to open despite the legal green light. We have to keep applying pressure until they stop stalling and give us back our amenities.
June 9, 2020
The board can no longer pretend we are satisfied with their lazy excuses for keeping our amenities locked away. This groundswell of support proves that our community is fed up with being ignored while we pay for services we aren't getting. It is time for them to stop hiding and open the pool.
20 Comments
L
Linda Hagerman
6 years ago
Featured
I also believe that there is a safe and equitable way to open the pool, as suggested by designating the hours / days the pool can be used by any one family/address.
As we see Nassau County and Suffolk County towns start to plan to open public pools in July, it is time for our community to reconsider the same.
A
andrew wu
6 years ago
Featured
I agree that The community pool Should be opened for the summer of 2020 with social distancing .
J
Jennifer Kravitz
6 years ago
Featured
I think there is a safe way to open the pool by designating hours/days pool can be used by splitting community by name or odd/even numbered houses
J
Joe Benincasa
6 years ago
Featured
I couldn't agree more Rich! The pool as well as our other amenities should be opened!
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
If we are paying for it , then open the pool up. It’s an open air area . With extra safety measures we should be ok to enjoy.
A
Alan Swersky
6 years ago
Featured
The board and management company should open our pool as of July 4th weekend or sooner.
I also believe that there is a safe and equitable way to open the pool, as suggested by designating the hours / days the pool can be used by any one family/address. As we see Nassau County and Suffolk County towns start to plan to open public pools in July, it is time for our community to reconsider the same.