PENDING THE ABERNATHY

13-190(a)(7):An adequately sized flow meter shall be installed on the return line to accurately indicate the circulation rate in gallons per minute (GPM). Observed flow meter of inadequate size. The minimum flow meter reading to reach required turnover is 192gpm, current flow meter only goes up to 120 gpm.

13-190(a): All circulation system components shall function properly. Observed skimmers not functional.

13-201(k): A minimum of 1 diaper changing station for babies shall be provided in each men's and women's bathroom. Observed no baby changing station in either bathroom. No IHH at this time.

13-201(k): An adequate supply of liquid body soap will be provided to bathers in dressing showers. Observed no liquid body soap in dressing showers. Advised CPO to install shower curtains.

13-189(c)(1): An approved test kit shall be provided and used. Observed test kit chemicals expired.

13-202(i): Pool shall have a departmentally approved EAP. Observed EAP missing required components, provided CPO with EAP template. Informed CPO that EAP must be kept in pool area where it is accessible to swimmers.

13-202(a)(1) Observed climbable area of the fence near the retainer wall.

No climbable objects shall be allowed within 3’ from the barrier measured horizontally from the exterior grade.

13-202(h) Pool does not have the required phone numbers near the emergency phone.

The telephone number of the pool operator, manager, and of the Health Department shall be posted at the telephone.

13-197(a) Observed multiple chlorine tablets inside skimmers around the pool. Pools chemicals must be maintained via equipment.

The water in each pool shall be continuously chemically treated with an approved disinfecting agent, with associated, approved equipment, whereby the residual can be easily measured by simple and accurate field tests.

13-202(d) Observed ring buoy without rope.

Each pool shall be provided with a Coast Guard approved lifesaving ring having an outside diameter of 15”-24”, firmly attached to a ¼”-3/8” diameter throwing rope that is as long as 1½ times the max width of the pool or 50’ (whichever is longer.)

13-202(d) Observed pole used for Shepherd's hook, without the attached hook.

Each pool shall be provided with a Shepherd’s hook attached to a non-telescoping pole with a minimum length of 14’ and made with a blunt end.

13-190(a)(6) Observed line labeled as "vacuum line" inside equipment room. Line needs to be verified, if line is truly a vacuum line, the line must be cut and capped.

Wall-mounted type vacuum systems are prohibited.

13-190(a)(7) Observed no flow meter in the equipment room.

An adequately sized flow meter shall be installed on the return line to accurately indicate the circulation rate in gallons per minute (GPM); shall be conspicuously located

13-202(l) Observed pool with a depth greater than 5FT, missing a float line.

Tightly stretched float line shall be installed across pool along slope-break in pools where depths exceed 5’. Floats spaced no more than 7’ apart and secured so they won’t move; Float line must be installed to separate swimming from other areas within the pool such as sliding, diving or from an amusement area; a 4” non-slip tile must be installed directly beneath and for the entire length of each float line.

13-188(d)(1) Observed improper depth markers.

Permanent, slip-resistant, easily-readable depth markers at least 4 inches (4”) high; black letters and numbers on a white background indicated in feet and inches when applicable (metric allowed only if accompanied by feet and inches).

Example: 8 1/2FT >> 8FT 6IN

13-184(e)(5) Observed loose handrail closest to the emergency phone.

Unsecured handrails considered an imminent health hazard - safety hazard

13-202(i) Pool unable to provide an approved emergency action plan.

Each pool facility shall have in place a departmentally approved EAP. A written copy of the EAP shall be located to allow for immediate access in case of an emergency. The EAP shall include a “Chemical Emergency Evacuation Plan,” an “Emergency Crisis Plan,” a “Water Rescue and Injury Emergency Plan,” a “Drill Procedures for Emergency Situations,” and other emergency plans and safety programs.