Re: Trampolines | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Kathryn McCamant (kmccamant![]() |
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Date: Wed, 17 Apr 2019 08:54:10 -0700 (PDT) |
On 4/16/19, 9:51 PM, "Cohousing-L on behalf of G/P Looney-Burman" <cohousing-l-bounces+kmccamant=cohousing-solutions.com [at] cohousing.org on behalf of burloon [at] fresnocohousing.org> wrote: Do any communities have any experience, policies or issues with trampolines in a resident's "exclusive use area" i.e. private backyards? ____ One of our families, with 3 fast growing boys, put up a trampoline behind their house. It is in the common area, and they took the approach of "asking forgiveness rather than approval." And no one complained!, at least not publicly. The kids love it! It is nicely nestled in a place that feels private, but with lots of eyes on. IMHO, if those of us want who live in intergeneration communities, want to keep and attract families with kids, we need to be willing to make reasonable accommodation for kids play.... fort building, bike jumps and trampolines are the kinds of play many remember as favorite childhood memories....but the insurance companies and attorneys would likely tell us to forbid such things. Let's not let the fear of liabilities ruin kids play. Life is full of risks, and one of them is the risks of growing up being better at video game play than creating your own play in the great outdoors. Katie -- Kathryn McCamant, President CoHousing Solutions www.cohousing-solutions.com
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Trampolines G/P Looney-Burman, April 16 2019
- Re: Trampolines Sharon Villines, April 17 2019
- Re: Trampolines Kathryn McCamant, April 17 2019
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Re: Trampolines KAREN A CARLSON, April 17 2019
- Re: Trampolines Muriel Kranowski, April 17 2019
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Re: Trampolines Sharon Villines, April 17 2019
- Re: Trampolines Julie Gallagher, April 18 2019
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