June 20th-
late August

RULES

NOTE: The pool attendant has final authority enforcing these rules.  The Board of Directors shall interpret these rules.

1. All persons enter the pool area and use the pool at their own risk.  The Association is not responsible for any accidents resulting from the use of the pool or surrounding facilities.
2. All persons must bring, and show pool tags in order to be admitted to the pool area.  Renters obtain tags from your landlord. Imagineers issues pool tags to residents.
3. All unit owners must sign the daily pool attendance sheet each day they come to the pool.
4. Use of the pool after it has been padlocked for the day is hazardous and will not be tolerated.  Residents caught using the pool after hours will be fined $100.00.  Non- residents will be prosecuted.
5. Parents should closely supervise small children at all times.  Do not allow them to wander near the edge of the pool.
6. Toys, including beach balls, water pistols, and metallic objects are not allowed in the pool.  Swim accessories may not be used unless approved by the pool attendant for children learning to swim or adults with special needs.  These types of accessories must be attached to the individual by a safety strap or secured to the individual in a manner such as water wings.  It is imperative to note that the accessories mentioned above will not include swim boards, noodles, floats, tubes, etc.
7. No ball playing, Frisbee, or similar type of games that interfere with the enjoyment and safety of the pool by others will be allowed inside the pool perimeter at any time.  This type of playing must be taken outside the pool perimeter.  The pool perimeter is the privacy fence surrounding the pool.
8. Anyone under 16 years of age, without the supervision of an adult over the age of 18, will be asked to leave.  This is for the child’s safety and protection.
9. Adequate Lap Time Swim periods begin on the hour daily.
10. For the health reasons, persons with any communicable diseases, colds, coughs, inflamed yes, infections, or anyone whose physical condition could endanger the health of others, may not use the pool.
11. All swimmers must shower with soap and warm water before entering the pool, per State of Connecticut Health Regulations.  Prolonged use of, or playing, the showers and/or bathrooms is prohibited.
12. Any child that wears diapers must wear a “little swimmer” type of diaper with a bathing suit over it to go into the water.
13. All swimmers must wear proper swimming attire.  Street clothing, cut-off jeans thongs, or pants are not allowed for swimming purposes.
14. Bicycles, skateboards, scooters, roller-blades, razors, sneakers with wheels, or any similar items are not allowed in the pool area.
15. Pets are not allowed in the pool area, with the exception of service animals for the aid of the hearing, sight, or physically impaired.
16. Throwing foreign matter and debris into the pool or about the pool area is not allowed.  Please use the trash containers.  Soiled diapers should be disposed of in the parking lot dumpster outside of the pool area.
17. Food consumption is restricted to the deck of the Club House, and the designated picnic table in the grassy area.  The picnic tables and chairs are not to be moved by residents.
18. No glass items of any kind are permitted inside the pool area.
19. Radios, cassettes, and CD players are not permitted in the pool area unless headphones are used.
20. Swim accessories may not be used unless approved by the pool attendant for residents learning to swim, or those with special needs; including documented physical therapy needs.
21. No diving into the pool is permitted.  No jumping into the pool is allowed by the steps, or near someone in the water.  Unacceptable poolside behavior includes running, spitting, undue splashing, horseplay, fighting, pulling or tossing persons into the water, and obscene language.

INFRACTIONS

22.  Infraction of Rules will be documented and will result in:
1st infraction – restriction from the pool for one day.
2nd infraction – restriction from the pool for one week.
3rd infraction – restriction from the pool for the rest of the season.  End of pool season infractions may result in restriction of privileges carrying over the next season.  The Board of Directors shall make the final decision on a case-by-case situation.

The pool attendant has the right to discipline people from the pool for actions considered unfit.

23. Destruction of pool(s), pool equipment, pool furniture and/or pool signs is not tolerated. A fine of $25.00, and the cost to replace and/or repair the damages, will be imposed to anyone causing destruction

24. Use of the pool after is has been locked for the day is hazardous and is not tolerated.  Residents using the pool after hours will be fined $100.00. Non-residents will be prosecuted.

GUESTS

25. Guests at the pool must be accompanied by the resident (over the age of 18) they are visiting at all times while they are utilizing the pool.  If the pool is crowded, however, you may be requested, at the discretion of the pool attendant, to have your guests leave.  Residents are responsible for their guests at all times.  Guests are not to swim unless there is a paid pool attendant present and on duty.

26. A maximum of four (4) guests per unit is allowed, however; only two (2) guests 16 years and younger are allowed.  At no time can a resident sign in more then two (2) persons 16 years and younger, unless they are parent or legal guardian of those being signed in.

SMOKING

27. Smoking is not allowed in the pool area.  A bench located outside the pool entry gate is provided with an ashtray for smokers.

28. Smokers children and guests must refrain from using the pool during the smokers smoke break.

The pool attendant has final authority enforcing these rules.  The Board of Directors shall interpret these rules.