Davie allows some parks, community pools to reopen with strict rules
The Town of Davie is opening certain parks and allowing residential community pools to be used, one of the only cities to do this in South Florida.
On Saturday, Davie announced 15 parks will open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. starting May 10. Restrooms will be open, but facility rentals, transactions at parks, youth and adult activities, sports programs, fitness and aquatic and activities at community centers are suspended.
Broward County safety restrictions will remains in place so visitors must wear face coverings, maintain at least six-feet distance from people and cannot gather in groups larger than 10.
Along with parks, residential communities can reopen their pools as long as they are used by residents of the apartment complex, condo plaza or other community area.
When it comes to pools, visitors must social distance and keep the deck and pool at no more than 50% capacity. Employees must also watch the pool area and sanitize all equipment, including chairs, rails and showers.
Here are the Davie parks that will reopen:
▪ Bergeron Park, 1900 S. Nob Hill Rd.
▪ East Davie Nature Park, 5350 SW 58th Ave.
▪ Falcons Lea Park, 14900 Stirling Road
▪ James Ale Park, 6061 SW 36th Ct.
▪ Joy Yoder Equestrian Park, 14150 SW 38th St.
▪ Lange Park, 6550 SW 47th St.
▪ Linear Park, along Orange Drive from US-441 to Southwest 154th Avenue
▪ Owls Lookout Park, SW 26th St. & Flamingo Rd.
▪ Robbins Preserve, 4005 Hiatus Rd.
▪ Shenandoah Park, 14601 SW 14th St.
▪ Silver Lake Park, 5695 SW 52nd Ave.
▪ Sunny Lake Bird Sanctuary, 5300 Griffin Rd.
▪ Veterans Park, 5750 SW 39th St.
▪ Westridge Park, 2900 SW 100th Ave.
▪ Wolf Lake Park, 5400 SW 76th Ave.
