Adult Only Pool Case Study

Collectively, recreation centers or gyms have had an impact upon several collective lives, effecting our sociological imagination. As an example, a whole new

In Cherry, the taxpayer had severe emphysema, bronchitis, and lung disease. A doctor advised the taxpayer to stay

Another issue was the construction of a gigantic aquatic centre, which complete with an Olympic sized pool, stadium seating, gymnasium, offices and extra classrooms that will loom up to four storeys behind adjoining properties. Ashfield council argued that the school’s existing site was already causing traffic problems for neighbouring streets. Additionally, council contended that the construction might cause another impacts such as inconvenience, noise and loss of amenity of residents.

The difference in Janice's case is that she lives in a rural part of her state where there are no publicly available swimming pools within an hours commute and therefore building her own pool is necessary to treat her medical condition.

I live in Charlotte North Carolina; I just purchased a home in a community called Ballantyne. This community is on what we consider the south side of Charlotte. In February of this year, members of my community were told that there was going to be a public housing development built on a seven acre lot that has been vacant for many years. An emergency community meeting was called; several of my neighbors packed the room, all wanting information about what and where Charlotte’s next public housing development could be built. Many were concerned, especially those living close to the lot that is said to be the

A week later, the state passes a new law that reads "Because we don't believe that we are capable of managing integrated swimming, beach and golf facilities, we are hereby closing all such

If we want our children to become more active then we need to find ways to provide areas where they can safely plan and interact with other children. We need to encourage community members to actively participate in opportunities to create a healthier community. A partnership with community members is needed to make the changes necessary to promote and provide access to safe recreational areas for children. In the short term while we are trying to find ways to clean up existing playgrounds and build new ones, we need schools to open gyms and sports fields during non-school hours so children can play safely after school, on the weekend and over summer vacation. Creating affordable after school programs, summer programs and free or low cost summer camps for low-income families is a place to start while working on building more and safer playgrounds. There are challenges regarding cleaning existing playgrounds or creating new ones. Neighborhoods or schools lack the resources to provide playgrounds, parks and after school programs and some neighborhoods are unsafe for children. Parents can become advocates for their children by writing letters to school administrators and board members. Encourage local officials to install park equipment, bike paths and safer

I have seen many changes growing up in Prince Georges County (PG), a minority-dominated county in Maryland. The government has spent a massive amount of money to revitalize the county. This includes the $250.5 million transformation of Jack Kent Cooke Stadium (now FedEx Field) and the massive $2 billion National Harbor project in Oxon Hill, MD[i]. There are rumors the county plans to rename the crime-infested city of Landover, where I currently live, to Hyattsville, a neighboring city, predicting that this will ease the bad repetition of this area. However, these renovations and changes are only temporary solutions since they are only masking the problems that put my home county deeper in

Now some of you are wondering what any of the last paragraph has to do with the poor water quality in my area. The purpose of that information is to give you an insight on how the politics in this city work, this will help you better understand why the issue what it is and why changes will never

The council that purchased the two buildings thought they were doing something good for the city when they spent $132,000 for the properties. Then they dropped the ball by not moving forward. Now is the time for the current council to resolve this one way or the other. Under this administration, numerous improvements have been made in the city. The parks and recreational facilities are constantly being upgraded. This is good but the lingering building issue remains a sore spot in the small

When the competition for a vital resource is between residents and crops, human health and wellbeing takes precedence as a matter of policy. When this competition is between one group of residents and another group of residents, the only solution is to spread the resource even thinner often leading to inequities among citizens of differing financial or political influence. Decision-makers should have a zero tolerance agenda concerning any threat to our groundwater resources. This paper proposes that future growth needs to take into account our dependence on surface and subsurface water resources when planning developments and incorporating water resource studies into legislation meant to guide further development in New Jersey. The impact on citizens affected by new construction may not be felt until a crisis occurs and then it will be too late. With the remaining southwestern agricultural counties ripe for development it's never too late to change our vision of the landscape and refuse to gamble with the future needs of our citizens.

15 years ago my father worked at Oakwood, an apartment complex in Burbank, when the neighborhood was gentrified, due to the rent control laws at the time, his company could not raise the rent. Some residents owned multiple units and could live happily, those with low income could continue their lives peacefully. Although this wasn't good for his company it benefited the renters. These residents were lucky enough to have the situation they had, yet most aren't that lucky. Although gentrification has many benefits such as increasing property values, improving school systems, and a decrease in crime. The downside lies in the displacement of so many people due to the unaffordable housing cost. My team has found a plan which we believe will make everyone happy and end all gentrification. Our plan is this; Developers will have to leave 50% of locally owned businesses and developers have to provide affordable housing. For however much living space is destroyed there will be affordable housing to replace

Auburn has a massive community structure that spans the entire city. One particular attraction of Auburn's community centers is the availability of intramural sports for all ages. With sports ranging from tennis to judo and thirteen park locations, the recreational aptitude of the surrounding cities is much greater than that of Foresthill. However, club opportunities aren’t limited to athletic endeavors. Specific parks offer specific amenities, like music classes, card game clubs, medicare planning, knitting and crocheting, and ping pong. All of these activities generate revenue for the surrounding area, keep people in better shape for a longer time, and reduce crime rates in kids.

This topic is very significant because over the past several decades, urban and neighborhood planners have strayed away from green spaces throughout their projects. Green spaces encourage interaction among citizens as well as improving the environment in the vicinity. In this divisive political climate, it is almost necessary to provide areas where families and individuals can come together and enjoy a less stressful environment.

The fascinating, open air swimming pool is located near a tremendous ocean with its beautiful view. Swimming pool is construct with the cool blue tiles that enhance the color of water in the pool. Day is not so hot due to slight breeze that touching the people faces softly. Water in the pool is blue as the sky and clean as the crystal. Cool blue Water of pool is soothing the eyes and refreshing mind and body. The place is busy and crowded with visitors. People there wanted to dive in the deep of water. Youngsters diving in the pool with eyes closed, arms outstretched feeling their heart before feeling the depth of water. Splashing of water on others seems very interesting and a great fun for children. They seems to enjoy splashing on their