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I will mention it to the board and see what can be done.
It would help if you where to present it at one of the meetings or send an email to the president of the association asking if there is anything you can do to help make it a reality. The board and I can't do it alone.

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The park on the other side of the development is a City Park, maybe we can talk them into putting a another one in
or like you said try to raze a couple thousand dollars to put one in.

The other problem is taking down the Tennis Cort. It's not the fence and poles that are the problem.
It's the cement or black top that's in there. All of it has to go.

Thanks for your thoughts and I will make sure the board hears about your thoughts. = )

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Thankyou for responding. I didnt think they would be repaired but how about removed? There is a play ground on one side of the Hamlet and on the other side kids are running around in the street. I know you are not babysitters but there are kids climbing on cars and almost getting hit by cars lets give them something to do. I would be more than happy to help install it if something could be purchased. Maybe even ask for donations to help purchase something. I literally have kids chasing my car up and down the street when I leave or come home cuz they have nothing better to do.

The Tennis Cort is in honorable disrepair and there are no plans for reopening it at this time. Please Visit
Hamlet Swimming Pool

for information about the pool.

Is there a plan for the Tennis court? When I bought my home here I thought how nice there is a tennis court and pool. I guess its my fault for not looking closer to see thats it is just an eye sore.