HOA/PUD swimming pools with age restricted hours (housing, price, property)
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One reason I would be unable to take advantage of amenities at a PUD with a pool is that I don't like being in the water with a bunch of screaming kids with colds, etc. Do any of these associations have for example hours when only seniors or adults can use the pool? Just wondering.
I have seen some with Adult Swim hours.
You would have to check with any specific community in which you have interest to see how they operate.
It would probably be a detail in the organization minutes or board rules, and it is probably not expressed in recorded covenants.
Join a gym or private pool. The kids's parents pay just as much as you do to use the amenities. Do you think it would be fair to have kids-only hours? Nope.
Magic78, I would have no problem with kids-only hours as long as there was supervision. For the other posters, thanks, I had no idea that there was a way to do that. I have nothing against kids, just realize that they have a different agenda. By that I mean they want to play, play, play, while some older folks either want to excercise or r-e-l-a-x quietly.
Uh, maybe I used the wrong term. Thought it meant planned urban development. What does it really mean? I was just referring to a development with common use facilities, rather controlled by the home owners association or by managers of the property.
Uh, maybe I used the wrong term. Thought it meant planned urban development. What does it really mean? I was just referring to a development with common use facilities, rather controlled by the home owners association or by managers of the property.
A PUD often refers to an assemblage of land that is subdivided into various neighborhoods, with diverse housing styles and price points.
That PUD may then have a swimming pool which all PUD residents may use in exchange for their dues to the PUD.
It is not unusual for a homeowner in a PUD to pay 2 dues: one to his neighborhood association and one to the PUD association.
Not trying to harp but a Pud is a zoning amendment. A Mud is a mixed use development. Unless this is one of those things where your state says potato and mine says patater.
Not trying to harp but a Pud is a zoning amendment. A Mud is a mixed use development. Unless this is one of those things where your state says potato and mine says patater.
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