The pool committee will be interviewing for pool monitors in the coming weeks. If you are interested or know of anyone that may be interested, please contact Jeff McCrae at [email protected]
Pool Pass
You Must have a Pool Pass to enter the pool. To get a pool pass, you must be current on your HOA dues and fees.
Click here to request your pool pass.
Pool Hours
Open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. ( The pool will close the day after Labor Day)
Monday - Friday 2:00pm to 7:00pm
Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 8:00pm
Note: There will be a pool monitor checking pool passes at all times, however there will be NO LIFEGUARD on duty at any time. Swim at your own risk.
You Must have a Pool Pass to enter the pool. To get a pool pass, you must be current on your HOA dues and fees.
Click here to request your pool pass.
Pool Hours
Open from Memorial Day to Labor Day. ( The pool will close the day after Labor Day)
Monday - Friday 2:00pm to 7:00pm
Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 8:00pm
Note: There will be a pool monitor checking pool passes at all times, however there will be NO LIFEGUARD on duty at any time. Swim at your own risk.
Pool Rental
The Parks at Durham Lake Pool is available for reservation to all homeowners in the community that are current on their homeowner association dues.
Reservation and Deposit
To reserve the pool area for any function, fill out the Pool Rental Form. Reservation forms should be submitted no later than 2 weeks prior to the event. The cost to reserve the pool will be updated soon.
Note: residents will still have full access to the pool area even though you have rented it out.
The Parks at Durham Lake Pool is available for reservation to all homeowners in the community that are current on their homeowner association dues.
Reservation and Deposit
To reserve the pool area for any function, fill out the Pool Rental Form. Reservation forms should be submitted no later than 2 weeks prior to the event. The cost to reserve the pool will be updated soon.
Note: residents will still have full access to the pool area even though you have rented it out.
Pool Rules and Restrictions
- You Must have a Pool Pass to enter the pool. To get a pool pass, you must be current on your HOA dues.
- The pool is for the exclusive use of residents and their guests. Residents are responsible for the supervision and conduct of their guests.
- All residents and guests must sign in at the pool entrance and may bring up to (2) guests to the pool.
- All children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult resident and supervised at all times by the adult resident.
- Alcoholic Beverages are not permitted in the pool area.
- Smoking is not permitted at any time within the clubhouse or pool area.
- Showers are required before entering the pool. No tanning oil is allowed in the pool (it collects filth and gums up the filtering system).
- No running, pushing, scuffing, splashing or rough play is permitted in the pool area.
- Glass containers of any kind are prohibited in the pool area.
- Swimming suits only in the pool. No cut-offs, tee shirts or street clothing allowed.
- Any use of profanity, vulgar, sexually or racially offensive language will result in immediate ejection from the pool for the rest of the day.
- Voices shall be kept at normal conversational levels. All music will be radio version, no profanity.
- In case of thunder and threatening weather, the pool must be cleared immediately.
- Spot checks will be performed to insure rules are being followed.
- All violations of the pool rules should be reported to the Association at 770-306-0128. Violations of pool rules may result in suspension of pool privileges.
Enforcement of Rules
- First offense will result in a warning.
- The second offense will result in a ten (10) minute suspension (out of pool, seated with the pool monitor).
- The third offense will result in a 24 hour suspension from the pool.
- Any child asked to leave the pool more than twice in a season will not be allowed to return to the pool for the rest of the season.
FAQ,s
When does the pool open for the year?
The pool opens on Memorial Day
What are the pool hours?
The pool hours are 2:00pm to 7:00pm Monday - Friday
12:00 noon to 8:00pm Saturday & Sunday.
When does the pool close for the year?
Labor Day is the last day that the pool is open.
How do I get access to the pool?
In order to gain access to the pool, you must have a Pool Pass and it must be presented to the Pool Monitor at the time of entry.
How do I obtain a Pool Pass?
In order to obtain a Pool Pass, you Must be current on your HOA dues and you Must fill out the Pool Pass Registration Form.
When when I receive my Pool Pass?
Your Pool Pass can be obtained at the pool opening party. If you do not attend the pool opening party, than you may contact the pool committee chair to obtain your pass.
How do I become a Pool Monitor?
In order to become a Pool Monitor, you will need to fill out an application. If you are selected, you will be contacted by the Pool Committee Chair.
Click here for the requirements for becoming a Pool Monitor?
You can request an interview by emailing the Pool Committee at [email protected]
What are the Pool Monitor Duties?
What are the Pool Manager Duties?
When does the pool open for the year?
The pool opens on Memorial Day
What are the pool hours?
The pool hours are 2:00pm to 7:00pm Monday - Friday
12:00 noon to 8:00pm Saturday & Sunday.
When does the pool close for the year?
Labor Day is the last day that the pool is open.
How do I get access to the pool?
In order to gain access to the pool, you must have a Pool Pass and it must be presented to the Pool Monitor at the time of entry.
How do I obtain a Pool Pass?
In order to obtain a Pool Pass, you Must be current on your HOA dues and you Must fill out the Pool Pass Registration Form.
When when I receive my Pool Pass?
Your Pool Pass can be obtained at the pool opening party. If you do not attend the pool opening party, than you may contact the pool committee chair to obtain your pass.
How do I become a Pool Monitor?
In order to become a Pool Monitor, you will need to fill out an application. If you are selected, you will be contacted by the Pool Committee Chair.
Click here for the requirements for becoming a Pool Monitor?
You can request an interview by emailing the Pool Committee at [email protected]
What are the Pool Monitor Duties?
- Keep the gate closed until each resident is verified and signed in.
- Spray furniture after each resident leaves and prior to shutting down the pool.
- Open all umbrellas at the beginning of the morning shift and close them at the end of the evening shift.
- Walk the perimeter of the pool each hour or more frequently when the pool is busy.
- Enforce ALL rules.
- Limit phone use while on duty.
- On Wednesday, the monitor that closes the pool shall take out ALL trash cans to the curb.
- Prepping and final cleaning should be done at the start of your shift and at the end of your shift.
- Bathrooms should be cleaned during each shift.
- The closing monitor should empty ALL trash cans inside the pool area at the end of the day.
What are the Pool Manager Duties?
- Ensure necessary tasks of pool monitors are carried out daily.
- Create the schedule for the pool monitors.
- Review and approve the timesheets.
- Report concerns to the Board.
Pool Safety Tips
Drowning is one of the major causes of accidents resulting in serious injury and death in children. Parents should not be fooled into thinking that their child is safe just because he/she knows how to swim. In a lot of these cases accidents happened even though the child knew swimming. Accidents in the swimming pool can happen very suddenly without warning. It is very important that all parents follow these basic safety precautions especially if there is a swimming pool at home.
Drowning is one of the major causes of accidents resulting in serious injury and death in children. Parents should not be fooled into thinking that their child is safe just because he/she knows how to swim. In a lot of these cases accidents happened even though the child knew swimming. Accidents in the swimming pool can happen very suddenly without warning. It is very important that all parents follow these basic safety precautions especially if there is a swimming pool at home.
- Never allow your youngster to swim alone without any adult supervision. It is quite common to develop a cramp underwater, or for accidents like hitting your head while diving for example, to occur. It is paramount that there should be persons around to help in such situations.
- Do not allow children with no knowledge of swimming in or around the pool. For good pool safety make sure that all kids above the age of 4 attend a certified swimming class, or at least learn basic flotation techniques and life saving techniques in case of accidents. Children younger than 4 should always be accompanied by their parents in the pool.
- Avoid leaving your kids alone. There is always a danger of drowning occurring even in small bodies of water.
- For good pool safety, you can make sure that there is always a life saving flotation device handy near the pool. Also, every parent should be conversant in basic CPR techniques in case of any accident.
- The last, but not the least, to ensure swimming pool safety, be observant. Watch what your kids are up to, and supervise their activities. Do not leave them alone.
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