RCSC busy with summer center, golf upgrades & maintenance

❗️Upcoming RCSC Center and Facility temporary closures Information❗️

*During the summer months, there is an increase in facility upgrades and scheduled maintenance for centers, golf courses, and other areas utilized by RCSC Members.

Dates listed below are projected and are subject to change due to vendor delays and/or inclement weather.

• Recreation Centers:
• Bell Center Lawn Bowling Area - will be closed from May 27- June 1, 2025, for aeration. All other bowls will be available for play during this closure. - Completed!

*NEW Bell Center Walking and Lap Pool - will be closed for pump installation and startup on Monday, June 9, 2025.

• Fairway Center Fitness Area - will be closed starting June 2, 2025, to replace and upgrade the lighting. Walking track will remain open. - Completed and fitness area is now open!

• Fairway Center Music Room - replace and upgrade the lighting. - Postponed until August

• Lakeview Center - will be shut down for the water heater replacement on June 10, 2025.On June 11 through 12 there will be no hot water available.

• Marinette Center Parking Lot - will be paved from June 23 through June 27, 2025. Members will have access to the center and portions of the lot. We ask that you avoid the affected areas and park on the side of the lot that is not being paved.

• Marinette Center Pool - will be closed from June 23 through July 12, 2025, to repair the Kool Deck.

• Mountain View Center Pool - will be closed May 27 through June 7, 2025, to repair the Kool Deck. - Completed and pool area re-opened!

• *NEW Oakmont Center - full closure of entire center and north parking lot from June 13 through June 18, 2025, for paving project.

• Sundial Center Pool - will be closed from June 23 through July 6, 2025, to complete plumbing reline piping under pool.

Golf Courses:
• Lakes West and Lakes East Pro Shops Parking Lots - may encounter dust from sweepers beginning June 17 to prep the area for paving. On June 23 and 24, 2025, the golf courses will be closed for new lot paving and parking block placement. Due to the paving project, Talisman Hall will also be closed.

• Riverview Pro Shop and Cart Barn - will be closed from June 30 - July 11, 2025, for the painting project. The grease trap in the Snack Shop will also be replaced during this time.

• Other areas: Sun Bowl Parking Lot - will be closed for seal coating from June 11 to the 15, 2025. This process will be completed in two phases: north and east of the amphitheater and then west and south. #

**Source: RCSC Your Sun City AZ Week June 8-14, 2025 e-blast https://us10.campaign-archive.com/?u=100083ab001c5179fefc4e0a7&id=21d756793b

 

I like this post, a lot. It helps those who are unaware of the never-ending costs for repair and maintenance of what we own understand the challenge. What's truly terrifying is the costs for everything we own will continue to explode.

The days of cheap anything are long over.

 

Well said Bill - Maintenance is necessary and expensive!

 

Bill, you're so right. The wear and tear on our Rec Centers should be a concern to members. I have been saying this for years. We need to charge non-residents who plow in to use our pools, pickle ball courts, showers and the like, we should be charging a LOT more than letting in all these so called 'guests in to our once private facilities. I was at Marinette late yesterday evening. You have groups of 8 people coming in as so-called guests to use pool and pickleball courts. Someone is having a lot of fun as a non-resident in our Rec Centers. No wonder we have to keep spending thousands of dollars to keep these places clean and working. This place no longer feels like a private membership community.

 

If able, share your concerns and suggestions with our interim general manager, Mike Dirmyer, this Thursday, June 12th, from 11:00am-12:30pm, Lakeview Recreation Center Board Room. He plans to continue these chats, let’s participate so he does! Oh, additional incentive, pizza provided!

 

....but more expensive in the long run not to do the maintenance!

 

They better order lots of pizzas!

 

I wonder if they have plan B if a crowd turns up? The boardroom holds roughly 50 people crammed in tightly.