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Only 7% of pools opened as scheduled, according to a new CAI survey conducted from late June to early July.
89% of residents rate their overall community association experience as very good or good.
The disruption to our lives and businesses caused by COVID-19 forced many community association managers to make quick, strategic, and tactical pivots.
The CDC recommends the following considerations for the safety of those who operate, manage, and use public pools, hot tubs, and water playgrounds.
This summer, playgrounds will look a little different as children and parents will have to practice social distancing.
As states and localities ease or lift stay-at-home orders, board members and community managers are determining when and how to safely open or reopen pools in their homeowners associations.
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