When the DPD Reagents are added to the pool water test kit, the initial color indicates over 10ppm then it immediately turns clear. This indicates that there is an extreme amount of chlorine in the pool water. Since the actual level of free chlorine cannot be measured pool is closed.
6.0
7.
Pool floor is chipping in a spot (shallow end by window) and may need to be resurfaced. Monitor and repair as needed.
0.0
17.
Chairs were in the required deck space. Must have a minimum of 5 feet of clear walkway around pool on pool deck, including around the handrails and handicap chair. Chairs moved to allow for the 5` minimum. CDI
4.0
29.
Hot water in the restroom was 122F. Should not be any warmer then 110F.
2.0
General Comments
Pool is to remain closed until there is a measurable amount of free chlorine and reinspected by the Health Dept.
Deck space was obstructed. Indoor pools required to have 5 ft. of unobstructed space on the pool deck. Chairs were moved during the inspection to meet the 5 ft. requirement.
4.0
29.
Temperature of the hot water in the bathrooms is 124 degrees F. Temperature shall be 110 degrees F or lower.
Rope on ring buoy was less than 1/4 inch thick and too long. Rope must be a minimum of 1/4 inch thick and 1 and a half times the width of pool (or 50 feet which ever is the shortest measurement). Rope was replaced.
6.0
17.
Must have 5 feet of clear walkway around pool deck, chair is obstructing walkway.
4.0
29.
Hot water at shower was >110F. Hot water should not exceed 110F.
Must have atleast 5 feet of clear walkway around pool deck and all handrails. (chairs were obstructing this deck space) Chairs moved and walkway clear.
4.0
29.
Hot water in restrooms >140F. Must be 110F maximum.
2.0
General Comments
Letter from Engenier stamped and approved to meet compliance with new 2010 standdards and proposed May 1, 2010 NC rule changes.
