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Travis Jordan wrote:
> tcc8372@gmail.com wrote:
>
>>We recently discovered a technicality in Mecklenburg counties Pool
>>regulations that would allow us to operate the pool without lifeguards
>
> .....
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>>Now assuming that we found someone willing to do that is it really a
>>good idea to have a unguarded pool open in the middle of a community
>>with a lot of small children ????
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>>Say a small child drowns, who would be liable ???
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> Well, now that you have publically raised these issues and expressed
> your concern about safety, while noting out that you've found a loophole
> in the law (whoops, I mean a "technicality"), and that you could save
> some or all of the $18,000 (thus making it all about money), I'd say
> you'd be hard pressed to isolate yourself from any liability should
> something go wrong.
>
A typical Bolshevistic threat from American born HOA communist!
> Personally, I would be suprised if you get an adult stupid enough to
> volunteer for lifeguard duty.
>
Why not if they get an adult stupid enough to voluntarily submit to HOA
servitudes and enjoying that.
Only in America!
Only American born moron mongoloid form Trailer Park HOA, Travis will
volunteer.
-Sub
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Re: Pools, Lifeguards and liability
