I have been spending my evenings reviewing the language in these liability forms and talking to neighbors who feel just as targeted as our family does. It is clear that this policy is far too restrictive and I am currently working on a formal request for a sit down with the board to demand a change.
May 30, 2020
Seeing the community rally behind this movement confirms I am not the only resident who feels unfairly restricted by these new rules. It is incredibly validating to know my neighbors view this policy as an overreach that needs to change.
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Heather Crain
6 years ago
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I believe the wording of the waiver needs to be revised. Using words such as "shall" is causing great confusion. I have no issuse signing a waiver to release liability that states "users should consider wearing masks". I will not sign a waiver that states "users must wear a mask". The wording needs to be more clear so we can make an appropriate decision as to sign or not sign the waiver.
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Matt Abbott
6 years ago
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While we appreciate the desire protect the residents of Sandbrock Ranch the requirement to wear face masks at the pool is an overstep and should be removed from the waiver. It would be appropriate and responsible to suggest face masks but require them. By using any of the amenities we use at our own risk and if individuals are not willing to take the risk they don’t have to use. The requirements listed on the waiver are also outside of The state of Texas guidelines therefore not consistent with your message. The requirement to request appointments could also pose issues and should be reconsidered.
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Nadine Delgado
6 years ago
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I have a child with respiratory issues and you expect me to have her wear a mask in high humidity and heat!!!!
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Tasha Abbott
6 years ago
I agree with everything my husband wrote but would like to add I have children With asthma and myself have such severe allergies that cause breathing issues and wearing mask combined with high heat temperatures Is only asking for breathing problems. I think there are so many precautions taken that at some point the residents can be in charge of ourselves like the adults we are. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do! Please hear and understand where we are coming from and Know we are not trying to just cause issues we just want to have a enjoyable summer and that’s why we moved here to the ranch.
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Matt Abbott
6 years ago
2nd sentence should read: “it would be appropriate and responsible to suggest face masks but NOT require them.”
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Mandi Krumnow
6 years ago
I agree, a mask at the pool will not provide any substantial protection, it is not required by the government and therefore should not be required at the pool. Please revise your waiver.
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Parker H
6 years ago
I can’t wear my mask and my snorkel. We pay HOA dues for a reason, open the pool or give me my money back.
I have been spending my evenings reviewing the language in these liability forms and talking to neighbors who feel just as targeted as our family does. It is clear that this policy is far too restrictive and I am currently working on a formal request for a sit down with the board to demand a change.
May 30, 2020
Seeing the community rally behind this movement confirms I am not the only resident who feels unfairly restricted by these new rules. It is incredibly validating to know my neighbors view this policy as an overreach that needs to change.
19 Comments
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Heather Crain
6 years ago
Featured
I believe the wording of the waiver needs to be revised. Using words such as "shall" is causing great confusion. I have no issuse signing a waiver to release liability that states "users should consider wearing masks". I will not sign a waiver that states "users must wear a mask". The wording needs to be more clear so we can make an appropriate decision as to sign or not sign the waiver.
M
Matt Abbott
6 years ago
Featured
While we appreciate the desire protect the residents of Sandbrock Ranch the requirement to wear face masks at the pool is an overstep and should be removed from the waiver. It would be appropriate and responsible to suggest face masks but require them. By using any of the amenities we use at our own risk and if individuals are not willing to take the risk they don’t have to use. The requirements listed on the waiver are also outside of The state of Texas guidelines therefore not consistent with your message. The requirement to request appointments could also pose issues and should be reconsidered.
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Nadine Delgado
6 years ago
Featured
I have a child with respiratory issues and you expect me to have her wear a mask in high humidity and heat!!!!
T
Tasha Abbott
6 years ago
I agree with everything my husband wrote but would like to add I have children With asthma and myself have such severe allergies that cause breathing issues and wearing mask combined with high heat temperatures Is only asking for breathing problems. I think there are so many precautions taken that at some point the residents can be in charge of ourselves like the adults we are. Thank you for all you have done and continue to do! Please hear and understand where we are coming from and Know we are not trying to just cause issues we just want to have a enjoyable summer and that’s why we moved here to the ranch.
M
Matt Abbott
6 years ago
2nd sentence should read: “it would be appropriate and responsible to suggest face masks but NOT require them.”
M
Mandi Krumnow
6 years ago
I agree, a mask at the pool will not provide any substantial protection, it is not required by the government and therefore should not be required at the pool. Please revise your waiver.
P
Parker H
6 years ago
I can’t wear my mask and my snorkel. We pay HOA dues for a reason, open the pool or give me my money back.
I believe the wording of the waiver needs to be revised. Using words such as "shall" is causing great confusion. I have no issuse signing a waiver to release liability that states "users should consider wearing masks". I will not sign a waiver that states "users must wear a mask". The wording needs to be more clear so we can make an appropriate decision as to sign or not sign the waiver.