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Petition to change current Castle Pines HOA#2 rule that allows only persons 15 years of age and older to use the pool unsupervised and change that age

Petition to change current Castle Pines HOA#2 rule that allows only persons 15 years of age and older to use the pool unsupervised and change that age

Closed — 55 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 3 months ago
The Castle Pines HOA#2 homeowner's board has recently selected the arbitrary number of 15 years as the age that young people can go to the pool without a parent or supervisor. Parents of well behaved HOA#2 young people would like to change the rules to allow persons 13 years old and older to go use the pool without supervision. It is the parent's belief that most of the kids 13 years old and older in our HOA#2 are responsible and act appropriately at the pool Currently the lifeguards are instructed to turn away young people under the age of 15. We would like them to instead turn away young persons 13 and over who are found to be misbehaving. The change in age would in effect, REWARD the kids who behave appropriately to stay, and PENALIZE those who choose to behave inappropriately. Let's reward positive behavior in our community. It is as simple as that!


To be clear, this petition is not asking for 13 year olds to be able to supervise younger children, just to be able to go to the pool without a parent or supervisor.

Updates

June 18, 2013

The response to this proposal confirms that a significant portion of the neighborhood is ready for a policy shift. I am currently finalizing a letter to the HOA board to formally request a review of the age requirement and the enforcement shift toward individual behavior.

6 Comments

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David Warner
13 years ago Featured

Ridiculous rule. 13 is plenty old enough to follow pool rules. Let the kids have some independence for once.

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Mark Okonkwo
13 years ago Featured

YES. Reward the good kids and deal with the bad ones individually. Simple logic.

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Jason Kennedy
13 years ago Featured

HOA boards need to stop overstepping. My son is responsible and shouldn't need a babysitter to go for a swim.

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Linda Reed
13 years ago Featured

15 is way too old. My daughter has been responsible since she was 12. Change the age already.

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Sarah Tan
13 years ago Featured

Totally agree! Most of the kids are great. Just kick out the ones causing trouble instead of punishing everyone.

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Michelle West
13 years ago Featured

My 14 year old is perfectly capable of sitting by the pool with her friends. This rule is just silly at this point.