Ad Astra Pool

Won't allow floaties here. They won't allow me to put my daughter on my shoulders. I'm in the middle of a gigantic pool--only 4'7" deep, walking around with her on my shoulders and they keep blowing the whistle. For what??? The won't allow me to dive in to the deep end. They whistled and said "That's not a designated diving place!" Well, it's 13 feet deep and nobody else is around, so what harm am I doing diving in here! Bunch of little kids on a power trip blowing whistles at me for no reason. Manager needs to tell his/her lifeguards to loosen up a little bit! How could you break my little girls heart and not allow her to bring in her doughnut floatie??? Stupid rule! What harm is that going to do? What's the point in going to an outdoor pool if you can't bring cool beach toys with you?? The pool is gigantic. How about section an area off then for kids with floaties, or something--(I'm suspecting this rule exists because you don't want the other kids to be jealous of the floaties). Also, all the lawn chairs are clustered together in the back every time I go there, and my little girl bloodied up her toe when trying to get through to the shade where I moved a couple other lawn chairs! Leave a path through the lawn chairs! I'm done with this place! $15 bucks as a local resident to be treated by little nags on a power trip! I'll pay $15 bucks to go to a small, private outdoor pool instead, over this!Update: The business owner sent me 4 paragraphs of an "explanation". And said nothing about, "Why, exactly, a flotation device is dangerous". She bumbled on about "US Coat Guard Approved stuff".... Well what does the US Coast Guard have to do with a dang floatie??? What a political response!!! No real explanation from the "Communications Specialist"!!