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Pearson Place Pool Use

Pearson Place Pool Use

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Started by Shanalee Sharboneau 10 years, 2 months ago

This is an earnest plea to the HOA board requesting attention to this serious and urgent matter concerning the overflowing use of the Pearson Place (PP) amenities and facilities.


As you are aware, given our pool size, the City of Austin's stipulation has limited its capacity to not exceed 300 simultaneous users at any given time.


Presently, there are approximately 250 families form phases 1, 2, and 3 using the amenities comprising the swimming pool, tennis courts and the play area/ground for children.


Very soon, another 250 families and residents (hailing from phases 4, 5 and 6 will be staking their claim in the use of these already overfull resources.


Now, existing paying Pearson Place residents are concerned and worried if builders are planning to slap on yet another new bunch of 250 families (new Heritage Homes) on these already burdened amenities.


You will find this letter of appeal is attested and endorsed by the residents of Pearson Place - they have provided signatory powers by jointly signing this document to voice their rightful concern - in one voice.


We are confident the HOA board will empathize with us - your paying customers and existing residents. These new additions will unduly burden our amenities and resources significantly - to the extent that no one (existing and future resident alike) will be able to derive any pleasure or satisfaction from their bottlenecked use.


If we have incorrectly assumed, feel free to correct us. We request your insights in clarifying our concerns:

1. What is hte HOA's vision for the amenities for new Heritage Home residents?

2. Are there provisions for building new amentities elsewhere for thes residents so as not to overburdene existing resources?

3. Is there a plan to expand/extend the curerent Perason pool/amenity/play area.


Please advise, and thank you n advance for your attention!


Sincerely,

Anxious Pearson Place Resident/signatories below.

Updates

July 27, 2016

The response to this has been heavy and constant because we all feel the same strain on our community spaces. It is exhausting to keep fighting for basic accessibility but seeing so many neighbors agree that we have reached a breaking point keeps me going.

9 Comments

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Sameer R Veer
10 years ago Featured

We need immediate attention to and resolution of our rightful concerns from the Board and HOA body. This is a serious safety and compliance matter which cannot be ignored anymore. Please act now! ---Sameer R. Veer

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Preetha Ganesan
10 years ago Featured

The amenities center at Pearson place is already overcrowded during evenings and weekends. Adding access to another entire community of Heritage Oaks would be a burden on all families. Please plan to create a separate amenity center for the upcoming community. Thanks.

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Tarak Ghosh
10 years ago Featured

I am sure no one will buy a home at heritage or newer phases of Pearson if they come to know that amenities are provided like fodder to cattle. This is a health risk to us and our dear ones. .

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Phani Kandula
10 years ago Featured

Hoping for response from HOA and board. There was no response to petition we submitted on 30th June 2016

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Aroni Sen
10 years ago Featured

I am a very concerned resident of Pearson Place and have watched the crowds at the pool grow over the last 3 yrs.

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Prashant Mangidkar
10 years ago Featured

We should have one more pool and tennis court to accommodate all houses in Our community.

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Saundra Johnson
10 years ago

The pool was not built to accommodate this amount of people. When this pool was designed and built, the land for Heritage Oaks had not been listed for sale. This is greediness on the developer of Pearson Place. They will gladly profit from the Heritage Oaks developer paying for the use rights to the Pearson Place pool and leave nothing for the Pearson homeowners. Trio development and Centuries Communities will leave our community once they have finished all the phases of Pearson and we, as the home owners, will have the burden to deal with their greed and lack of caring for the home owners with overcrowding at our pool, increased maintenance cost bc of overuse, and possibly having to pay for someone to crowd control. It is bad enough that when Gary Newman (Trio development) planned the amenities center that he thought the ridiculous, non useable room, max 15 person was a great idea. However, now he wants to continue to be cheap and make more money on a structure that was already built.

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Mohan Gadam
10 years ago

I agree overuse of limited amenities.