Our proposals
Practical ideas to make Kings Point safer and better, and to bring in new revenue so owners pay less. Most cost owners nothing.
Proposals to the Board
Smarter security
Replace the sheriff and gate-guard contracts with private patrols and automated gate technology, and use the savings to pay for 24/7 patrols of buildings, clubhouses and pools.
Read the proposal: Smarter securityA restaurant by the theater
A dinner restaurant with a full cocktail bar beside the theater, built and run by a private operator under a lease, at no cost to owners.
Read the proposal: A restaurant by the theaterLighted walking paths
Solar-powered ground lights along the golf cart paths, so residents have a safe place to walk in the evening. Kings Point has no sidewalks.
Read the proposal: Lighted walking pathsDefibrillators at every pool
First-aid kits and defibrillators near every pool and gym, after a fall at the Monaco pool where none was available.
Read the proposal: Defibrillators at every poolA homeowners committee
A five-member resident advisory committee to review vendors like Vesta, advise the Board and push for open financial reporting.
Read the proposal: A homeowners committeeEV charging
Electric vehicle chargers at the clubhouses, paid for by charging fees, to bring in revenue and attract new buyers.
Read the proposal: EV chargingMore ideas
New revenue
- Our theater: shows all year, with discounted last-minute tickets sold online.
- Optional valet parking for theater nights.
- Vending machines around the community, with Kings Point sharing the revenue.
- A convenience store for snacks and household basics.
- A frozen yogurt stand near the Monaco pool and Bistro.
Rules worth changing
- Allow food and drinks at the pools.
- Replace some pool-area guards with lifeguards.
- Welcome visiting grandchildren in the main clubhouse, with a playroom.
- Lift the ban on men's shorts in the theater.
- Study whether Kings Point needs two golf courses.
Have an idea of your own?
Post it in the Forum's Proposals & Ideas section so neighbors can weigh in, or send it to us.
