Bannon Lakes Fitness Center Survey Results for Residents October 2025 Survey capture dates: September 29th to October 6th, 2025 Survey responses: 318 completed responses, 11 partial responses, and 31 responses with no-data from about 800 homes – a 40% response rate (excluding survey responses with no data) Time spent on survey: Average 4.2 minutes; Median 3.0 minutes Survey Objectives • Offer Bannon Lakes residents an opportunity to provide input for potential improvements to the Fitness Center. • Solicit respondents’ additional recommendations. • Present the results to the Bannon Lakes CDD Board of Directors for consideration. Survey Methodology • Requests for residents to complete the survey were sent via social media and email blasts from Bannon Lakes management. Follow up requests were sent to encourage residents to complete the survey. • Respondents were asked to identify their neighborhood as well as the composition of their family to identify segmentation dif ferences. • This survey includes verbatim comments regarding additional thoughts for Fitness Center improvements. Survey Constraints • Based on the sample size (318 responses), with 90% confidence there is about an 4% margin of error. Survey Overview Key Findings • Across neighborhoods, among those who responded, an overwhelming majority of respondents (93%) have adults in their home who might use the Bannon Lakes Fitness Center. • The majority of those adults who might use the Fitness Center (64%) are in the 34 to 49 age group. • 31% of respondents have teenagers who might use the Fitness Center. 21% of respondents (with teenagers) have only one teenager. Equipment Additions & Updates –Other Responses From the Which of the following would you or your family members like to see added or updated question: 1. Strong Demand for Strength Training Equipment Residents consistently request upgrades and additions to the gym’s strength training options, especially squat racks, smith machines, and heavier dumbbells. • “Squat rack, Smith machine, at least 2–3 more adjustable benches, new dumbbells up to 80 lbs. (current ones are decomposing).” • “We have more than enough cardio machines. We need free weights, squat rack, etc.” • “The center really needs a couple smith machines with the applicable weight plates.” • “The selection for weights is lackluster… I think they only go up to 50 pounds.” 2. Interest in Dedicated Space for Classes and Functional Training • Many residents want a designated area for group fitness, stretching, yoga, and functional workouts. • “Room for fitness classes.” • “Free space for stretching and classes.” • “A space or designated room for yoga/personal classes, etc.” • “Boxing bag and area for teens as other neighborhoods.” 3. Mixed Opinions on Investment and Facility Use • While some advocate for upgrades, others question the value and utilization of the gym. • “The gym is absolutely not an area of improvement that will benefit our family at all.” • “This is a huge waste of money, the center is never full.” • “TVs are never on.” Classes Offered by Instructors -Other responses From the If classes were offered (led by instructors), which types would you or your family members be most interested in question: 1. Diverse Group Fitness Class Interests There’s a strong interest in a variety of group fitness formats, reflecting a desire for dynamic and engaging options: • High-intensity: HIIT, cardio boxing, Hydrox/Combo, HIT class • Mind-body and recovery: Stretch class, Barr (likely referring to barre), matted area for floor-based workouts • Specialized formats: Spin, cycling, karate (Shotokan) for adults This suggests residents are looking for a well-rounded class schedule that caters to different fitness goals and styles. 2. Scheduling Accessibility Time availability is a key concern, especially for working adults: “Needs to be in the evening or weekends for working people” highlights the importance of offering classes outside standard work hours to maximize participation. Highest Priority for Improving the Fitness Center – Other Responses From the What is your or your family members highest priority for improving the fitness center question: Desire for Functional Gym Improvements While some oppose the investment, others suggest specific upgrades if the gym is expanded. • “Larger space for more equipment and free weights.” • “Smith machine with dual weight stacks and plates.” • “Separated zones for machines vs free weights where cardio machines don’t feel like they’re on display.” Additional Comments From the Additional Comments question, these are the most frequently cited improvement suggestions: 1. Space Constraints and Equipment Expansion Residents overwhelmingly feel the fitness center is too small for the size of the community and lacks sufficient equipment variety and quantity. • Frequent mentions of crowding, limited floor space, and inability to work out comfortably during peak hours. • Requests for more benches, dumbbells (especially heavier sets), squat racks, smith machines, leg machines, and cable attachments. • Suggestions to expand square footage or build a second location to accommodate both equipment and class space. “The population of Bannon Lakes has outgrown the size of the fitness center.” “It’s embarrassing and not even usable with more than 3 people in it.” 2. Cleanliness, Maintenance, and Facility Upkeep • Many residents expressed concern about the cleanliness, maintenance, and operational reliability of the gym. • Requests for more frequent sanitation checks, restocking of soap, paper towels, and disinfectant wipes. • Complaints about broken or outdated machines (e.g., rower out for weeks, worn-out bikes). • Desire for better air quality, temperature control, and enforcement of hygiene etiquette (e.g., wiping down equipment). “Fitness center checked a few times a day for soap, paper towels and disinfectant wipes.” “The gym often smells poorly.” 3. Access, Inclusion, and Cost Sensitivity • Residents are divided on who should use the gym and how much should be spent on upgrades. • Mixed opinions on allowing children or teens in the gym some want supervised access, others cite disruptive behavior. • Requests for 24/7 access and better enforcement of age rules. • Concerns about rising CDD fees and whether upgrades reflect broad community needs versus niche interests. “Please consider ALL age groups that have access to the gym when making this decision.” “We don’t want something else to raise our CDD fees especially after the roof.” Executive Summary Responses by Neighborhood All Neighborhoods Bridge Bay Orchard Cove Seacrest Harbor South Shore The Grove The Preserve Number of Surveys 318 46 31 24 42 26 149 Number of Homes 789 165 63 83 179 53 246 Return Rate 40% 28% 46% 29% 23% 49% 61% Adults in your home who MIGHT use the Fitness Center by Neighborhood All Neighborhoods Bridge Bay Orchard Cove Seacrest Harbor South Shore The Grove The Preserve 1 20% 33% 23% 21% 12% 27% 17% 2 67% 54% 61% 63% 79% 50% 72% 3+ 7% 2% 13% 4% 7% 8% 7% None 7% 11% 3% 13% 2% 15% 5% Teenagers in your home who MIGHT use the Fitness Center by Neighborhood All Neighborhoods Bridge Bay Orchard Cove Seacrest Harbor South Shore The Grove The Preserve 1 21% 4% 19% 11% 38% 12% 23% 2 7% 0% 0% 7% 12% 0% 10% 3 1% 0% 3% 0% 0% 0% 2% 4+ 1% 0% 0% 0% 0% 4% 1% N/A 69% 96% 77% 35% 50% 85% 63% Age groups of ADULTS who MIGHT use the Fitness Center by Neighborhood All Neighborhoods Bridge Bay Orchard Cove Seacrest Harbor South Shore The Grove The Preserve Under 30 4% 0% 3% 5% 2% 5% 6% 30 to 49 63% 2% 70% 86% 76% 50% 74% 50 to 64 15% 17% 20% 10% 15% 32% 12% 65+ 18% 80% 7% 0% 7% 14% 8% How often do you or a family member currently use the Fitness Center? What times of the day do you or a family member typically use the Fitness Center? How satisfied are you and your family members with the current equipment in the Fitness Center? Satisfaction Score by Frequency Currently using the Fitness Center 1 = Very Dissatisfied / 2 = Somewhat Dissatisfied / 3 = Neutral / 4 = Somewhat Satisfied / 5 = Very Satisfied Which of the following would you or your family members like to see added or updated? (Select all that apply) How interested would you or your family members be in using a LARGER exercise room for classes (yoga, Pilates, Zumba, etc.)? If classes were offered (led by instructors), which types would you or your family members be most interested in? (Select all that apply) How interested would you or your family members be in having a second medium-sized room (for floor work, stretching, small-group fitness)? What is your family members highest priority for improving the Fitness Center?