Our Community Pool Rules!

With the approach of Summer, the Board would like to remind everyone of the pool rules.   The pool is Community property so we all need to work together to keep it safe and keep it clean.

  • Hours: Dawn to Dusk
  • For Use by Residents and Guests Only
  • Bathing Limit 32 Persons
  • Shower Before Entering Pool
  • No Animals in Pool Area
  • No Food or Drink in Pool Area
  • Children Under 16 Must be Accompanied by an Adult
  • No Running, Pushing, or Undue Rough Play
  • Appropriate Bathing Attire Required
  • Warning – No Lifeguard On Duty
  • Emergency Assistance 911
  • No Glass in Pool Area

Our janitor has reported that some of the rules above are being violated by residents.  The gate has been found propped open on more than one occasion.  This is violation of city ordinances and can result in the pool being closed.   Bottles and other trash are being left lying around to become a hazard to other residents and their children.

These problems cannot be tolerated, and we ask that ALL of  the rules be obeyed at ALL times.  Residents found in violation may be asked to surrender their pool key, and prohibited from using community facilities.

 

Not A Gated Community

Recently a few residents have suggested placing a gate at the front entrance-way as a means for controlling some undesirable traffic in our neighborhood.  This is not as simple as erecting a shack or putting up some fence.  For starters we would have to purchase the streets from the City of Melbourne.  Even assuming they are currently for sale, such a sale would be upwards of 2 million dollars.  If that’s not discouraging enough, we would thereafter be responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the streets.  Needless to say this would result in considerable increases in our annual assessments.  Perhaps more than most residents would care for.

Home Saftey Reminders

Just a few saftey tips that can help prevent casual crime in the neighborhood.

  • Turn on your post / coach light(s) at night.
  • Don’t leave vehicles unlocked.
  • Don’t leave valuables in vehicles.
  • Keep your door locked when appropriate.

Feel free to comment additional tips below.