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The following rules are designed for your protection and safety. The Pool Committee has attempted to keep them short, simple and clear. Ultimately, however, we rely on your good judgment and consideration for the rights of other residents. Keep the pool safe, clean and enjoyable for everyone -- observe these rules and see that ALL members of your household and your guests do, too. You are fully responsible for the activities of your children at the pool. Be sure that they obey the rules and the instructions of all pool management staff members.
The careful observance of these rules by the residents will keep our
pool in compliance with All residents use the pool at their own risk and are liable for any property damage incurred by themselves or their guests. The pool management staff and the LVCA are not responsible for loss of personal property.
POOL MANAGEMENT AND CONTROL SEASON: SATURDAY, MAY 29, 2010 through MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2010
HOURS:
Weekdays
Weekends,
School Days—Weekdays
POOL PASS CONTROL - ADMISSION TO
THE POOL Five passes have been issued to each household with the property address indicated. These are to be used by residents and/or their guests. Passes must be given to the lifeguard to enter the pool area. The guard will return the passes upon exit from the pool. One pass per person, including children, is required to enter the pool.
CHILDREN
· A person 16 years of age or older must supervise children 11 years of age or younger at all times. Children over age 11 must pass a swimming test.
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A
person 15 years or younger must be accompanied by an adult relative after
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Strollers must be kept well away from the edge of the pool.
Children in strollers must have personal and direct adult
supervision.
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Babies wearing diapers must also wear rubber pants or
swim diapers while in either pool. · There will be a 15 minute rest period from 45 minutes to the top of each hour for children under 16. This period will be signaled by a long blast of the lifeguard whistle at its beginning and end.
WADING POOL
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Only children 4 years and under may use the wading
pool.
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An adult within the wading pool enclosure must
supervise children in the wading pool at all times.
RESTRICTED ADMISSION/POOL CLOSING
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If the pool becomes overcrowded, the pool management
staff may restrict admission.
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The pool management staff is authorized to close the
pool for any reason it deems fit, including:
electrical storms, equipment breakdowns and pool chemical
problems.
CONDUCT, HEALTH & SAFETY
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No food
(including chewing gum) or glass containers are allowed within the
pool enclosure.
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No alcoholic beverages or intoxicants of any kind are
allowed in the pool area.
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Smoking is not allowed anywhere within the pool
enclosure, including the pool house.
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Boisterous or unsafe behavior, including running,
pushing, splashing, dunking, rough play or profanity, is not allowed
in the pools or on the pool grounds.
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Rafts or toys will
be allowed at the discretion of pool management staff.
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Musical devices may be played at a low volume, so as
not to disturb others.
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Sunbathers must shower before entering the pool.
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No person may swim with large bandages, open wounds or
skin disorders.
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No cut-off shorts and/or T-shirts may be used as swim suits.
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Litter must be disposed of properly.
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No pets are allowed within the pool enclosure.
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Anyone unable to pass a swimming test is not permitted
in deep water.
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Diving in the shallow end or off the sides of the
diving board is not permitted. · A lap lane will be designated for the exclusive use of lap swimming on a first come, first served basis.
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Anyone entering the pool enclosure before or after
operating hours, without permission, may be barred from using the
pool and is subject to prosecution for trespassing.
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Residents in violation of the above rules and
regulations may have their pool privileges suspended for up to sixty
(60) days. See Bylaws
Article VII, Section 1 (b).
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The Board of Directors reserves the right to amend
these rules/regulations at any time.
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