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Dallas Elks Lodge 71

4.4 (7 reviews)
Closed 5:00 pm - 11:00 PM
Updated 3 months ago

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KayCee Club

(6 reviews)

Lake Highlands

The food and service was very good. But the manager doesn't make it easy to get out of a car in…read morethe handicap parking area. He had parked his large SUV in the striped no parking zone between handicap spaces. When asked if he could move the car because it was very hard to get wheelchair bound passenger out of my car during a heavy rain, he said it was "their loading zone". When I tried to explain that it was in fact a no parking area to allow ADA access to help handicapped people load into a vehicle, he tried to dispute this. I am including information below to better educate the KayCee manager of the ADA law. The striping between handicap parking spaces, known as the access aisle, is marked with diagonal stripes to prevent vehicles from parking there and is a required part of the parking space's design under ADA guidelines. This aisle provides the necessary space for people with disabilities to get in and out of their vehicles, and is distinct from regular parking space markings. Purpose of the access aisle Clearance: The access aisle provides the necessary space for people to exit and enter their vehicles. Safety: The diagonal striping prevents other drivers from parking in the area, ensuring it remains clear for its intended use. ADA Compliance: Federal guidelines require these areas to be clearly marked to ensure accessibility for people with disabilities. Striping and marking requirements Diagonal lines: Access aisles must be marked with diagonal stripes to make them visually distinct and to deter parking.

Great spot for families to enjoy time together. Love the pool, slides, fresh food and full bar with…read morefrozen cocktails. Waitlist is long but worth the wait!!

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Emerald Waters

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Eastside

We have installed a pool before, so we have a good understanding of what to expect during the…read moreprocess. Initially, we were pleasantly surprised by how quickly Emerald Waters Pool completed our pool installation. Unfortunately, we soon realized the speed came at the expense of doing the job correctly. The biggest issue was that the required city inspections were never completed before construction moved forward. Will advanced the project all the way to the final inspection, where the city rejected the entire project. We then spent approximately two and a half months waiting for everything to be corrected and approved before we could finally move forward with the plaster. Even after receiving city approval, the problems continued. The site had not been properly prepared before the plaster was applied, resulting in it having to be installed twice. Then, just three weeks after installation, the color began fading, which was clearly not normal. We contacted Will about the issue but never received a response. We also discovered that the waterfall was installed off-center, another quality control issue that should have been caught during construction. In addition to the pool, we hired Emerald Waters Pool to install a patio and walkway. The workmanship was disappointing. The pavers was neither straight nor level without constant supervision, and we had to insist that sections be redone because they were not installed correctly. To make matters worse, some of the additional work we paid for was never completed. It is also worth noting that the work performed outside of the pool installation was never covered by a written contract, which appeared to avoid documenting that portion of the project. Based on our experience, we cannot recommend Emerald. Between the missed inspections, poor workmanship, lack of communication, and incomplete work, the project became far more stressful and time-consuming than it should have been. We strongly encourage anyone considering this company to continue their search for a builder that prioritizes quality, communication, and accountability.

From the owner: We’re a family owned and operated company. With our start in 2011, we’ve always treated our…read morecustomers as family and done our best to do every job as if it were for our home. We do our best to keep our prices low and affordable to accommodate for different budgets.

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