This has been talked about before but while the drivers have gotten a post of their own, I am not as certain if the vans did:
• They have GPS
• They’re electric
• A driver can’t use them for personal errands unless there’s an emergency
• They only provide transportation into, out of, or within the neighborhood
In order for gate workers to keep track of who is in the neighborhood and when, there will be a set of spreadsheets only accessible to them:
• For residents and employees, the names just stay in there unless the resident moves out or the employee quits or gets fired.
• For visitors, a gate worker must enter everything.
• At the end of the day, they take screenshots of the data and then delete it unless there row that’s not completed.
The pictures above show what the spreadsheets look like:
• Picture 1:Residents
• Picture 2:Employees
• Picture 3:Visitors
From the latest poll results, not every house in the neighborhood will have a pool but will have space to install one. For my next poll, should the neighborhood pool have a regular diving board, jumping platform/dock/jetty the same height as a diving board that many natural swimming pools have, or a jump rock resting on the pool deck? That area will be quite deep no matter what. Here are more facts. Commercial diving boards are required to be mounted into concrete. That is why natural swimming pools don’t often have diving boards. At natural swimming pools, I’ve seen way more jump rocks, platforms, jetties, docks, etc. On the other hand, many public pools have regular diving boards.
This post is all about rich residents:
• Limousines are not allowed in the neighborhood so they’ll have to ride the neighborhood vans and/or own another luxury vehicle
• The neighborhood won’t have enough space for mansions
• They’ll basically have to blend in
Title speaks for itself:
• They receive some training on clearing people upon picking up under the neighborhood watch
• One driver per van
• If somebody is traveling, drivers also help passengers with their luggage.
• The person at the desk at an airport would also receive training to clear people under the neighborhood watch
While the neighborhood needs lots of surveillance, there needs to be a ban on flock cameras because they are widely misused (people who live in the US will know what I’m talking about)
The neighborhood should also have an RV/trailer park for residents that live in those:
• Employees who live in an RV full time would also park here
• Of course, people can park their RV/trailer outside somebody’s house is the host is ok with it
The neighborhood board would be made of 1 person from each of the following groups:
• Littles
• NGUs
• 4everkiddos
• Permakids
• Flips
• CGs
• Age dreamers
• Pet regressors
• Handlers
• Alter human folks
• Object oriented folks
• Plural folks
That is a total of 12 seats
• The warehouse has the trash compactor for the entire neighborhood and is where everything is sorted
• All incoming shipments are inspected for fireworks as those aren’t allowed in the neighborhood
• After inspection, everything is sent to special delivery vans which never leave their neighborhood.
Because different types of vehicles go through different processes. They each have a lane of their own going both ways. Starting in the very center:
• Vans only
These lanes are for the neighborhood passenger vans. Drivers (who are trained to clear all passengers when picking them up) tap their badges against a sensor to get in and push a button to get out. These lanes are the only lanes without attendants.
• Personal vehicles only
These lanes are for most residents, visitors, employees, etc.
• Residents only
This lane is only for residents in personal vehicles without visitors (it’s the smoothest for residents)
• Utility vehicles only
These lanes are for public or commercial utility vehicles, municipal water employees, electricians, plumbers, etc.
• Trucks only
These lanes are for delivery trucks, garbage trucks, and recycling trucks. When any of these trucks arrive, the gate worker will instruct them on where to go.
• RVs only
These lanes are for RVs. When RVs enter or exit, they’re always pulled aside as RVs make it easier to hide people.
As for Emergency vehicles, there are sensors that open the gate when they hear approaching siren. When they’re going out without sirens, an attendant opens the gate or they push a button if they’re going through the vans only lanes.
On one hand, there’ll be a neighborhood natural swimming pool. On the other hand, it’s obviously not open 24/7 and it could be closed other times. Question:Should every house have a natural swimming pool of its own? Yay or nay?
The main gate will have multiple lanes going both ways:
• Emergency vehicles only-These have no attendants. On the way in, these have sensors that open the gate when they hear sirens. On the way out, there are sensors that open the gate when they hear a vehicle approaching.
• Vans only-These have no attendants. On the way in or out, drivers tap their badges.
• Cars only-These have attendants and are for everybody else
Vehicle approaches checkpoint
Guard: Hi, my name is (insert name here). Your IDs please.
The people in the car do as they’re instructed. The guard checks them.
Residents and employees:
Guard: Are you bringing any visitors?
(If resident answers “yes” see “visitors entering” or visitors exiting”
Guard(Hands over a handheld fingerprint scanner): Please press your finger on this
Resident does as they’re instructed. Their identity is confirmed. The guard hands them their ID back.
Guard: Alright. I’ll open the gate.
Visitors entering:
Guard: What’s the reason for your visit?
Visitor answers that question
Guard: Do you have proof that somebody knows about this?
Visitor shows proof of visit confirmation
Guard: Are you going to be staying for 1+ nights?
Scenario 1:
Visitor: No
Guard: Then, you’re gonna have to leave before quiet hours start. Which is 10 pm.
Scenario 2:
Visitor: Yes
Back to universal transcript:
Guard(as they hand the visitor a sign which lists the following communities): Are you part of any of these communities?
• Little/age regressor
• NGU/Permakid/4everkiddo
• Age dreamer
• Pet regressor
• CG/Handler
Visitor: No
Guard: The guard puts the visitor’s ID against a machine which takes a picture of it for a label.
If the visitor says which community they are a part of, they get a color coded circular sticker on their badge. If they’re changing outfits at all, they get a clip that allows them to clip their badge to their clothing.
Back to universal transcript
Guard hands visitor badge over
Guard: Alright, I’ll open the gate.
The guard opens the gate
Visitors exiting:
Guard: Do you have a clip for your badge?
Visitor hands over that clip
Guard(as they hand them a list of communities): Are you showing up to bring any of these people outside the neighborhood without their CGs or returning anybody?
• Little/age regressor
• NGU/Permakid/4everkiddo
Scenario 1:
Visitor: I am taking somebody out
Guard: Do you have a written consent form?
Visitor hands over the written consent form and then the guard examines it then hands it back
Guard: You’re gonna need to show this upon returning. I’m gonna open the gate now.
Scenario 2:
Visitor: I have just brought somebody home
Guard: Alright. I will open the gate now.
My answers:
• Colorful/cute life jackets with straps at the bottom
• Pack n plays
• Mommy n me pool floats
• Infant pool floats
• Some Bluey stuff
Every going into out of the neighborhood has to show ID at the checkpoint to verify that they are who they say they are:
• Residents simply show residence ID
• Visitors show any government issued photo ID
• Neighborhood employees must show their work badges
• Hats, sunglasses, fake animal ears, etc. must come off as these could interfere with Identity check.
There should also be an adaptive swim test for people with mobility aids. Someone who’s preparing to take the test can request certain accommodations like more time to tread, swim float, etc, always having someone with them, always needing to wear a special PFD.
For information about the regular swim test (a lot of the information still applies), please click the link below:
https://www.reddit.com/r/gatedlittecommunity/s/4B7wIYYHsH
• Do you wake up in the morning and just lay there snuggling them and maybe try to fall back to sleep?
• Do you ever jiggle their bellies or honk their noses?
• Do you read or sing to them at night?
• Do you celebrate their gotcha days?
• Do you practice CPR or the Heimlich maneuver on them?
• Do you give them ear massages?
My answers:
• I honk my Bluey plushie’s nose
• Yes to the rest
The gated community should have an apartment complex too:
• All cars should be parked in an underground garage
• The apartment closest to the ground floor should all be accessible (reserved for people who have mobility aids) as they’re the easiest to get to
• They should have at least 2 elevators
• The apartment complex should have a checkpoint of its own
• Every building should have a door person or at least a front desk attendant
• Solar panels on all buildings
• Solar powered street lights outside
• The doors to the buildings and units have card readers and so do the elevators
• All apartments should have 2 bedrooms and one bathroom
• Limited visitor parking (visitors will have to get special permission)