1. Yes
2. Ummmm. Yes. I see lifeTime gym is opening their pool June 5th. I take it the crowd will be much more than here. What did they raise the dues for again?? Sounds like we all need a refund. This HOA is a joke...
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Lori Hollifield
6 years ago
1-YES
2-YES
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Michael Lovell
6 years ago
#1 Yes. We are all adults, if you are afraid of the virus being spread with summer time temperatures, in the presence of chlorine water, and with direct sunlight (all of which do not allow any virus to survive in the environment), then do not go to the pool.
#2 Yes.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
1. Hell nawh
2. I sed Hell naawwhh
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G S
6 years ago
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#1 No (if status quo as last season), Maybe to Yes after side by side comparison(s) with "comparable" communities approach to their openings against wildwood HOA projected added as noted in their recent e-mail, "The costs for the additional cleaning and on-site supervision ranged from $20,000 to $30,000 for the pool season, depending on how often the pool were open. These estimates did not include any additional legal fees the community might incur. Even with this year's monthly assessment increase, Wildwood does not have the financial resources to take on this additional burden or risk. "
#2 Yes, in support of full transparency
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Kelsey Brookreson
6 years ago
1). Yes
2). Yes
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Mihir
6 years ago
No
Yes
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Mihir
6 years ago
No
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Murali Boddu
6 years ago
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No - I support the pool closure. It is better be safe than regret pushing it hard. It is not worth the consequence even if the chance is very minute.
Yes - minutes of meeting should be updated in the HOA website.
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Jake Kaplan
6 years ago
1. Yes
2. Yes
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Richard K Ford
6 years ago
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#1 - No, overarching safety for all is greater than the decisions of the few. I understand the loss but are those electing to "take the risk" willing to accept the added cost of cleaning and/or litigation?
#2 Yes, perhaps with more information others will understand the cost of assuming risk.
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Andreah Hunt
6 years ago
Yes, please re-evaluate.
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Matt Rish
6 years ago
1. Yes
2. Yes
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Ted Lodholz
6 years ago
1. Yes. 2. Yes
Let people decide on their own what is safe for themselves. If I made bad decisions, I couldn't afford to live here. I don't need an HOA to keep me safe.
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Kevin Russo
6 years ago
Yes and yes
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Many pools in Wake County (with and without lifeguards and staff) have already opened for 2020.
The easy decision is to close the pool. Our board needs to figure this out. They can start by looking at other comparable pool communities that are open.
And people need to understand that the precautions are guidelines, not laws. Holly Springs PD isn’t going to arrest you if you’re 5.5 feet away from another neighbor.
Finally, since there are clearly some who see this as a substantial risk, it is clear that the pool will be utilized less than usual.
And as many have already said, our pool is rarely at capacity even during a typical summer.
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Kim Tillery
6 years ago
Other communities opened their pool. It seems the HOA doesn't want to spend money to maintain our pool. We pay HOA fees and should have access to the pool.
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Becky Cooley
6 years ago
Other pools in the area are having sign ups to limit #s why not do the same?
#1 - Yes #2 - Yes
1. Yes 2. Ummmm. Yes. I see lifeTime gym is opening their pool June 5th. I take it the crowd will be much more than here. What did they raise the dues for again?? Sounds like we all need a refund. This HOA is a joke...
1-YES 2-YES
#1 Yes. We are all adults, if you are afraid of the virus being spread with summer time temperatures, in the presence of chlorine water, and with direct sunlight (all of which do not allow any virus to survive in the environment), then do not go to the pool. #2 Yes.
1. Hell nawh 2. I sed Hell naawwhh
#1 No (if status quo as last season), Maybe to Yes after side by side comparison(s) with "comparable" communities approach to their openings against wildwood HOA projected added as noted in their recent e-mail, "The costs for the additional cleaning and on-site supervision ranged from $20,000 to $30,000 for the pool season, depending on how often the pool were open. These estimates did not include any additional legal fees the community might incur. Even with this year's monthly assessment increase, Wildwood does not have the financial resources to take on this additional burden or risk. " #2 Yes, in support of full transparency
1). Yes 2). Yes
No Yes
No
No - I support the pool closure. It is better be safe than regret pushing it hard. It is not worth the consequence even if the chance is very minute. Yes - minutes of meeting should be updated in the HOA website.
1. Yes 2. Yes
#1 - No, overarching safety for all is greater than the decisions of the few. I understand the loss but are those electing to "take the risk" willing to accept the added cost of cleaning and/or litigation? #2 Yes, perhaps with more information others will understand the cost of assuming risk.
Yes, please re-evaluate.
1. Yes 2. Yes
1. Yes. 2. Yes Let people decide on their own what is safe for themselves. If I made bad decisions, I couldn't afford to live here. I don't need an HOA to keep me safe.
Yes and yes
Many pools in Wake County (with and without lifeguards and staff) have already opened for 2020. The easy decision is to close the pool. Our board needs to figure this out. They can start by looking at other comparable pool communities that are open. And people need to understand that the precautions are guidelines, not laws. Holly Springs PD isn’t going to arrest you if you’re 5.5 feet away from another neighbor. Finally, since there are clearly some who see this as a substantial risk, it is clear that the pool will be utilized less than usual. And as many have already said, our pool is rarely at capacity even during a typical summer.
Other communities opened their pool. It seems the HOA doesn't want to spend money to maintain our pool. We pay HOA fees and should have access to the pool.
Other pools in the area are having sign ups to limit #s why not do the same?
Question #1- Yes Question #2- Yes