Sep 22, 2025
Permit/Opening
Score: 1000 violations
No violations recorded for this inspection.
CORNELIA, Habersham County
BAYMONT INN & SUITES
1105 BUSINESS HWY 441 N CORNELIA, GA 30531
Pool
Latest score
100
Sep 22, 2025
City
CORNELIA
County
Habersham
Inspections
5
Score history
Inspection scores over time for this facility.
Inspection history
Georgia inspection history is score-based, with violations grouped under each recorded inspection.
Sep 18, 2025
Permit/Opening
Score: 754 violations
6 - proper disinfectant level
Regulation: 511-3-5-.23(5)(a) - (a) during operation, disinfectant levels are less than the minimum level specified in dph rule 511-3-5-.17. if the level of the disinfectant used is not specified in dph rule 511-3-5-.17, the disinfectant must be approved and kept at levels determin
15 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
Free chlorine at 18 ppm; advised to seek CPO assistance.
Combined chlorine at greater then .4 ppm. High combined chlorine results in chloramine formation and reduced chemical efficacy. Take remedial action to establish break point chlorination.
36 - daily recordkeeping: water testing and self inspection performed
Regulation: 511-3-5-.22(9) - (9) water testing frequency. the trained operator or responsible person shall collect water samples from the water in the pool for monitoring. an in-line sampling port may be used for water held in reservoirs. the water quality testing frequency shal
5 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
The trained operator or responsible person shall collect water samples from the water in the pool for monitoring. The water quality testing frequency shall be as follows: (a) For pools, free available chlorine or total bromine and pH shall be tested a minimum of two times daily during the hours of operation. (b) Total alkalinity shall be tested weekly and calcium hardness shall be tested monthly.
35 - operator facility inspections performed; written documentation
Regulation: 511-3-5-.22(5) - (5) the trained operator must perform a minimum of two visits weekly and be able to provide assistance whenever needed.
4 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
The trained operator must perform a minimum of two visits weekly and be able to provide assistance whenever needed. (6) Written documentation of the operator’s visits must be available at the pool facility. At a minimum, the written record must indicate the condition of the following items: (a) The circulation, filtration, and disinfection systems, (b) safety equipment on-site, (c) pool stairs and deck condition, (d) water chemistry test results and, (e) record what corrective actions, if necessary, were taken by the operator.
37 - other violations of the chapter
1 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
511-3-5-.23 Compliance Procedures. A swimming pool, spa, or recreational water park shall not operate until a valid operating permit has been issued by the health authority after inspection. (2) An operating permit shall not be issued until appropriate inspections show compliance with the requirements of this Chapter, with no violations noted on the inspection report.
Upon arrival met with PIC, stated pool is open to public, there are also pool operator records from CPO filled out for all of September.
Explained to PIC that no operating permit has been issued to restart operations of pool. Per las visit, PIC had closed pool and put up a pool closed sign on self locking door. No sign appear on door upon arrival. PIC will call office and schedule a reinspection of pool to issue an operating permit.
Aug 20, 2024
Permit/Opening
Score: 951 violation
18 - combined chlorine level 0.4 ppm or less
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.
5 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: Yes
The following chemical was observed out of compliance: combined chlorine was measured at 1ppm; consult with CPO for corrective action.
Jun 17, 2023
Permit/Opening
Score: 883 violations
18 - combined chlorine level 0.4 ppm or less
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.
5 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
The following chemical was observed out of compliance: Combined chlorine was measured at 1ppm; consult with CPO for corrective action.
28 - flow meter: appropriate range and location
Regulation: 511-3-5-.07(4)(b) - (b) a flow meter measuring the rate of flow through the filter system with an appropriate range readable in gallons per minute (gpm) and accurate within ten percent actual flow shall be provided. the flow indicator shall be capable of measuring from
5 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
Observed inoperable flow meter; advised PIC to consult with CPO for corrective measures.
25 - pump strainer: basket cleanable
Regulation: 511-3-5-.09(2) - (2) strainer or screen. with all pressure filter systems, a cleanable strainer or screen shall be provided upstream of the circulation pumps to remove solids and debris such as hair and lint.
2 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
Observed a buildup of debris in the facility's pool pump strainer screen; Equipment used for a public pool shall be properly supported to prevent damage from misalignment or settlement. The equipment shall be mounted so as to minimize the potential for the accumulation of debris and moisture, following manufacturer's instructions.
Jun 16, 2023
Permit/Opening
Score: 833 violations
6 - proper disinfectant level
Regulation: .17(1)(a)(b) - proper disinfectant level
15 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
Disinfectant level (chlorine) measured at 11ppm; advised PIC to consult with CPO for corrective measures. Pool closed until remediation.
7 - ph between 7.2 and 7.8
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.
15 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
pH levels does not meet Health Authority standards; pH measured at 7.0; PIC advised to consult with CPO for corrective measures; pool closed for remediation.
12 - grab/hand rails, ladders installed and secure
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.
2 ptsCorrected: NoRepeat: No
Observed unsecure handrail near shallow pool entry; advised PIC to consult with maintenance for repairs; the facility shall notify the Health Authority upon completion of repairs.