VILLA SONOMA CONDOMINIUMS

13-189(c)(1): Chlorine shall be maintained at a range of 3-10ppm.

Observation: Initially read at 1.18. CPO increased it to 2.8ppm.

13-189(c)(1): pool shall be maintained at a pH range of 7.2-7.8.

COS: CPO adjusted from 6.6 to 7.2.

13-190(a): Equipment shall be operated continuously on a 24 hour basis.

Observation: Pool has 55,000 gallons with fountains. 55,000/240= 229 gpm. Initial read was at 100 gpm. After backwashing and adjusting, it increased 180gpm.

13-202(l) Float line shall be installed across pool along slope break in pools where depths exceed 5'. Observed that pool float line was missing upon arrival but reinstalled in place COS

13-189(c)(1): Code states that cyanuric acid should not exceed 100ppm. Observed that cyanuric acid levels were at: Attempt 1: 117 Attempt 2: 112

13-202(i): Each pool facility shall have an Emergency Action Plan with the following sections: "Chemical Emergency Evacuation Plan", an "Emergency Crisis Plan", a "Water Rescue and Injury Emergency Plan", a "Drill Procedure for Emergency Situations". Observed EAP did not have a "Drill Procedure for Emergency Situations" section.

13-189(c)(1): The free-chlorine residual in all parts of the pool shall be maintained between 3-10ppm at all times. Observed free-chlorine residual at 1.0 ppm. Unable to correct on site.

19 13-190(a): Code states that an adequate turnover rate shall be maintained for one turnover every 6 hours. Turnover rate required: 153 Turnover rate observed: 140

13-202(g): An operable, hard-wired telephone with direct access to 911. Observed telephone connected with 911 dispatcher, but they stated there was no address on file for that phone.

13-189(c)(1): The free-chlorine residual in all parts of the pool shall be maintained between 3-10ppm at all times. Observed free-chlorine residual at 2.3 ppm. Unable to correct on site.

13-189(c)(1): The pool shall maintain an alkaline condition with a pH between 7.2-7.8 at all times. Corrected on site to 7.4.

13-202(i): Each pool facility shall have an Emergency Action Plan with the following sections: "Chemical Emergency Evacuation Plan", an "Emergency Crisis Plan", a "Water Rescue and Injury Emergency Plan", a "Drill Procedure for Emergency Situations". Observed EAP for drowning and fecal incidents only.