11 KENT DR CARTERSVILLE, GA 30121
Inspection scores over time for this facility.
Georgia inspection history is score-based, with violations grouped under each recorded inspection.
Re-inspection
Regulation: 511-3-5-.17(4) - (4) stabilizer (if used) cyanuric acid,ppm ideal: 30-50 maximum: 90 comments: if stabilizer is: too high: - may reduce chlorine efficacy too low: - chlorine residual rapidly destroyed by sunlight note: stabilizer is not needed in indoor or br
Observed cyanuric acid above maximum allowed. CA: Cyanuric acid levels may not exceed 90ppm.
Re-inspection
Regulation: 511-3-5-.07(1)(e ) - (e) water clarity shall be maintained. when standing at the pool's edge at the deep end, the main drain suction outlet covers or a four inch by four inch square marker tile in contrasting color shall be clearly visible. when standing at a spa's e
Observed cloudy water in pool, main drains were not visible. CA: Water clarity shall be maintained. When standing at the pool's edge at the deep end, the main drain suction outlet covers or a four inch by four inch square marker tile in contrasting color shall be clearly visible.
Regulation: 511-3-5-.17(4) - (4) stabilizer (if used) cyanuric acid,ppm ideal: 30-50 maximum: 90 comments: if stabilizer is: too high: - may reduce chlorine efficacy too low: - chlorine residual rapidly destroyed by sunlight note: stabilizer is not needed in indoor or br
Observed cyanuric acid above maximum allowed. CA: Cyanuric acid levels may not exceed 90ppm.
Routine
Regulation: .17((1)(c) - proper disinfectant level
Observed chlorine levels below minimum allowed. CA: Chlorine levels must be between 2-10ppm.
Regulation: 511-3-5-.17(2) - (2) chemical values: ph
Observed pH level below minimum allowed. CA: pH level must be between 7.2-7.8.
Regulation: 511-3-5-.17(1) - (1) disinfectant levels (a) free chlorine, ppm in pools not using cyanuric acid or a stabilized chlorine compound use (b),1.-5.
Observed difference between free chlorine and total chlorine greater than 0.4 ppm. CA: Combined chlorine must be below 0.4ppm.
Regulation: 511-3-5-.17(4) - (4) stabilizer (if used) cyanuric acid,ppm ideal: 30-50 maximum: 90 comments: if stabilizer is: too high: - may reduce chlorine efficacy too low: - chlorine residual rapidly destroyed by sunlight note: stabilizer is not needed in indoor or br
Observed cyanuric acid above maximum allowed. CA: Cyanuric acid levels may not exceed 90ppm.
Permit/Opening
Re-inspection
Permit/Opening
Regulation: .17(1)(a)(b) - proper disinfectant level
Observed chlorine levels above maximum.
Regulation: 511-3-5-.23(5)(b) - (b) during operation, the ph is less than the minimum or more than the maximum levels allowed in dph rule 511-3-5-.l7.
Observed PH at 6.5. CA: Informed PIC that PH must range from 7.2-7.8.
Regulation: 511-3-5-.17(1) - (1) disinfectant levels (a) free chlorine, ppm in pools not using cyanuric acid or a stabilized chlorine compound use (b),1.-5.
Observed difference between free chlorine and total chlorine greater than 0.4 ppm.
Permit/Opening
Regulation: 511-3-5-.07(4)(a) - (a) a pressure or vacuum gauge or other means of indicating system condition shall be provided in the circulation system in an easily readable location.
No pressure gauge available to indicate system conditions. CA: Notified PIC. PIC will have gauge purchased.
Regulation: 511-3-5-.06(3)(f)1. - 1. handrails, if removable, shall be installed in such a way that they cannot be removed without the use of tools.
Observed hand rails near 5ft area that are extremely loose. Screw sticking out of railing CA: Informed PIC that hand rails must be secured to prevent from lifting out. Screw sticking out should be removed or covered.