Del Webb at Cane Bay Association

Worst place to live ever!!! First off the traffic is really bad. Drivers are rude and so are the surrounding neighbors. You got your dog poop people throwing bags of doo on your property and creepy stalkers following you or gawking at you. Those kind look for the opportunity to bother you. Then you have the nosey neighbors who want to get into your business so they have something to gossip about with all the other neighbors. Then you have the neighbor that shouts expletives at you bc they didn't like your dog pooping on their lawn even though you tell them you'll pick it up. Then there's the slap stick houses, I call them bc they’re slapped together and you hope they stick! We recently got a new AC system and when the guys went into the attic to check out the system they saw that there was no switch to stop any possible overflow which is a code violation. Something the inspector should have caught. It makes me wonder how many other houses have this and other code violations. It makes me wonder how many overlooked code violations are in and on my house. If we hadn't gotten a new AC, it makes me wonder when would the damage been done to our roof bc of this code violation? And since the time has expired from the warranty we can't hold these people accountable. Funny how they planned it that way. The so called guard house is a joke. There is no one "guard" so whoever is there determines whether to let people in without checking with the residents first. Supposedly, you're to call the guard house and alert them of any visitors or deliveries, but no one does that. So the "guard" that wants you to alert them gets frustrated if you don't do this. It's quite the circus and annoying! The gate is a farce. Anyone can get in by just following behind another vehicle. It happens all the time and supposedly someone got in that was pretending to be some sort of inspector, but turned out to be casing the neighborhood. It's not that safe here. Then you have the drivers that chase afte

We have been living here for 8 years. The management company does a fabulous job and the activity director keeps us entertained and busy. Something for everyone. Nice people. We love it here

In a community that beats with the hearty pulse of patriotism, where the red, white, and blue fly with proud resolve, it's difficult to swallow the bitter pill that is our community’s pool this Independence Day weekend. Our pool, a landmark that should stand as a symbol of community unity and family joy, has instead become a deserted landscape. Inexplicably, during this historic weekend, our city's children are barred from its welcoming waters. And for what? Some misguided policy? Where has the American spirit gone, the spirit that values family, community, and freedom above all else? How could we have veered so far from our path, that children are kept from their grandparents' company, denied the cherished memories they could be making on this special day? The decision to prohibit children from accessing the pool during this important weekend strikes a blow against the very principles that make our nation remarkable. This decision blocks the laughter of our youth, the shared wisdom of our elderly, and the irreplaceable bonds that form between them - bonds that strengthen the backbone of our American society. This situation is not just a missed opportunity for family fun; it's a direct affront to our values. We've persevered through trials and tribulations as a nation, always emerging stronger and more united. How then can we now deny our children the opportunity to create indelible memories with their grandparents at the pool on the 4th of July weekend? This, folks, is a true letdown. Whoever orchestrated this decision has lost sight of the American spirit, and it's time they remember what we stand for. In our great nation, we prioritize our people, our families, and above all, our freedom. The pool management needs a reminder of these fundamentals. Let the children's laughter fill the air again. Our forefathers envisioned a free, united, and joyful nation, and it's high time we honor that vision. This Independence Day, let's reclaim our pool, and let's stand