Schulich07
New Member
My forecast is that it will be rarely used...
The fire code doesn't say that every single part of every single room has to have multiple accesses
It does seem strange to me that the only access is a set of stairs tho. I can't really think of anything built in the last 5-10 years (other than maybe the WaveDecks) that didn't also include some sort of accessibility plan like a ramp or an elevator or even a chair lift. I was under the impression that the Ontarions with Disabilities Act mandated that everything built be accessible to everyone. Looking at the Act now I can't see where it specifies that exactly, but I thought that was the issue that came up with respect to refurbishing the Uptown Theatre.
People... Really? Seriously?
This is nothing more than a small, raised portion of the lobby with a couple of chairs. I can't believe there are worries about extra fire escapes and wheelchair access.
Too funny.
Why should they pay for the upkeep of the pool when they can't use it.
This is an absolutely ridiculous discussion.
If you can't use a pool and don't want to contribute for the maintenance costs on it then don't buy into condo that has one. I don't like to be nasty on here but this is totally a dumb topic. Anybody that buys here knows what they're getting into. It would be one thing if the developer added something "new" that wasn't in the plans that you will never use that's gonna end up costing $50 a month...but this isn't the case. I'm not a swimmer but I bought here...and I think it's a cool feature to have and for my guests. How about next complaining that you have a lame personality and therefore don't have any friends and will never use the party room.