Seems reasonable if I'm picturing the chairs correctly. Got a pic of them? Maybe they could even just modify the chairs slightly to fix them by passing some sort of cover on the sides so kids can't crawl under them.

(Old YMCA life guard here)

I haven't seen the pool nor furniture. If they are as described then it is definitely a potential safety issue. Good job spotting it.

This is a well written letter that actually describes the situation and possible issue without resorting to emotion driven hysteria. This is how people should work to get things done.

I hope that the pool management acts on this issue now because just one drowning is too many.

A pool itself is a drowning hazard for young children. Parents need to be watching their children at all times and if socializing or drinking alcohol takes them away from that, then they shouldn't be taking their children to a pool.

Don't blame a hotel or their furniture for being a crappy parent.

GM ain't reading all that tl;dr. Should have written that in 3 sentences or less, or better yet 3 bullet points.

I feel like you mean well, but are making up an issue that isn't there. I imagine in rules posted no children under a certain age are allowed in the pool without adult supervision.

Or, his secret plan is to have the pool turned into a kid-free zone.

I appreciate that. As someone who has been in hundreds if not thousands of plants across the world, it's amazing the variety and types of safety hazards you come across. I always mention any safety improvement that could be made. Might make the difference in someone's life if the company gives a ***** Some do, some do not.

No more cain hall, on top of that and the grove

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I feel like you mean well, but are making up an issue that isn't there. I imagine in rules posted no children under a certain age are allowed in the pool without adult supervision.

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Again, it doesn't work that way. Doesn't matter who's to blame; those chairs can be dangerous.

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Your tongue can be dangerous. So can the sidewalk.

HSE justifying jobs and construction CYA safety has gotten ridiculous.

Those chairs are common.

We have stayed in the Guest Suites at the MSC post MSC remodel about 3 times. If i recall there were about 4-6 of them, each with their own theme such as Reveille, Aggie Football, Century Tree, Elephant Walk etc. The rooms where modern and consisted of a living room, bedroom, kitchen, and bath. They were very nice. Free parking was located right outside the door of the drill field side of the building. If you went during a non-event period, you could usually get a room and the rates were in the just over $200 (i think). Last time we were there was for ring day for my wife in 2018. I was shocked when we got a room for that day and it was so conveniently located for the ring festivities.

Unfortunately with the new hotel across the street, I believe these are gone now as i saw they went out for bids to demo them in 2021. Sadly you can't touch an equivalent room in the new hotel for the prices they charged at the MSC. Granted, everything is higher now, but those rooms were a bargain even in the pre-Covid days for their exclusivity and privacy. People just didn't know about them.

These pics are of the Elephant Walk Suite

OP is why pools don't have high dives anymore.

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OP is why pools don't have high dives any kind of diving board or slide anymore.

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Have you written a letter to the city to ask them to remove the street gutters so kids don't get their head stuck and drown yet?

The letter is proper, however I disagree with what you're saying.