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In reply to the discussion: Florida state representative rails against bill requiring handicap-accessible swimming pools [View all]SickOfTheOnePct
(8,710 posts)40. Not all HOA pools are required to do this, nor are all apartment complexes
I agree that it makes good business sense, if left as an option. I don't agree that it makes good business sense in all cases.
I'm going to check with our HOA to see what the plans are for our community pool.
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Florida state representative rails against bill requiring handicap-accessible swimming pools [View all]
Tony_FLADEM
Jul 2012
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Not to mention the additional liability that the pool owner takes on because of the lift.
WillowTree
Jul 2012
#13
Then many pools will shut down, as they won't be able to afford the changes
SickOfTheOnePct
Jul 2012
#5
Generally, people with that level of disability have someone who can assist them.
MineralMan
Jul 2012
#19
You just argued against any other way of entering and exiting a pool than with one's legs
CreekDog
Jul 2012
#14
through an accessible entry!!! which you and another here are arguing against!
CreekDog
Jul 2012
#17
Not being able to support your weight on your legs doesn't mean not being able to swim
gollygee
Jul 2012
#25
No, but every public parking lot shouldn't be required to provide the lifts, either.
WillowTree
Jul 2012
#24
Invalid comparison, since vehicles equipped with hand controls address this specific issue
SickOfTheOnePct
Jul 2012
#26
Not all HOA pools are required to do this, nor are all apartment complexes
SickOfTheOnePct
Jul 2012
#40
I got an e-mail reply from our HOA regarding this after I contacted the HOA president today
SickOfTheOnePct
Jul 2012
#47