Will Rochester pools reopen?

Despite the Governor's green light, you still might not be able to take a dive in the Med City this year

And indoor recreational facilities like public pools will be allowed to reopen at 50?

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"* is finding ot if rochester public pools will be following suit... he joins us live ?

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Live george ?

"* a day like today calls for some time at the pool to cool off... making it tempting to jump the gate here... but rochester parks & rec says don't get too excited about the governor's news.

I spoke on the phone with paul widman ?

"* the director of pars and recreation ?

"* who said they're stance on choosing to not reopen public pools hasn't changed.

This is because of the impact covid?

"*19 has had n the city budget... meaning that opening public pools would be an additional cost that isn't necessary when you live in the land of 10,000 lakes.

City councilman ?

"* michael wojcik ?

"* says he woud love to see for public waters to reopen... but understands the parks and rec board has to do whats best finincially.xxx tstand the situation better than the council does so i'm going to refer to them.

I know my kids would love to hit the pools or the beach like everyone else is and i just don't know what is and is not feasible at this point.

So what might this mean for privately owned pools like this one?

We'll dive into that tonight during k?

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Live in rochester ?

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City leaders estimate they will like lose up to 28?

"*million dollars in annual revenue... which led to the original decision of not opening public pools and beaches in the first place./// for over 22 years, they've been