Noted minor cracked along the edge of the pool near the 3 feet marker. Patch in noted crack. Decks unobstructed, properly drained, free of trip hazards.
4.0
General Comments
Wake County Plan Review and Recreational Sanitation Section recommends pools be hyper chlorinated at least twice a month. This activity should be accurately logged on the CPO check list form.
Wake County Plan Review and Recreational Sanitation Section recommends pools be hyper chlorinated at least twice a month. This activity should be accurately logged on the CPO check list form.
Wake County Plan Review and Recreational Sanitation Section recommends pools be hyper chlorinated at least twice a month. This activity should be accurately logged on the CPO check list form.
Containers of pool chemicals stored on the floor. Store the chemicals 12 inches off the floor on shelving.
2.0
General Comments
Wake County Plan Review and Recreational Sanitation Section recommends pools be hyper chlorinated at least twice a month. This activity should be accurately logged on the CPO check list form.
The pump bonding wire appears to be intact. If any work is done with the bonding wire use a certified electrician to inspect it.
Follow the current COVID-19 Governor's orders.
No night swimming.
No signature of recipient due to COVID-19 pandemic.
There are spaces larger than 4 inches under the fence.
4.0
General Comments
Wake County Plan Review and Recreational Sanitation Section recommends pools be hyper chlorinated at least twice a month. This activity should be accurately logged on the CPO check list form.
This pool must remain closed until the local and state closure orders currently in effect as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic are terminated.
No night swimming.
Pool staff and patrons are strongly encouraged to comply with the most current CDC guidance concerning social distancing related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Wake County Plan Review and Recreational Sanitation Section recommends pools be hyper chlorinated at least twice a month. This activity should be accurately logged on the CPO check list form.
Recommend equalizing the flow between all skimmers.
0.0
15.
Replace rope to ring buoy.
0.0
16.
Gate to left of clubhouse not shutting properly at one inch. Gate will be chained and not used. Once gate is operating properly. Contact Laura Lerch 919-398-3669 for inspection of this gate.
Doors to club house are locked from the inside. Self closing. Windows opening onto pool deck must be self closing, made so can not open more than 4 inches or alarmed when opened.
Gate not working properly by other entrance, to right or pool. Repair gate and call for re-inspection.
4.0
19.
Sign relocated from gate that is not operating (chained shut and not in use) to other gate due to signage fading. This sign must be replaced before gate can be used again.
0.0
27.
Cut pipe over drain line to provide air gap
2.0
General Comments
Call 919-856-7400 to pay re-inspection fee. Once all above repairs are made, contact Laura Lerch to schedule a re-inspection.
At left side entrance, there are foot holds, created by the railing, within 26-34 inches of the fence and entrance gate. Minimum distance between vertical members is 45 inches.
The windows from the building to the pool deck need to be blocked or locked so they cannot be opened.
Some floating leaf litter and debris stuck to walls and on floor, vacuum pool.
4.0
8.
Some leaf litter and floating debris in the skimmers, clean out skimmers.
4.0
15.
Comment: During inspection, deck chairs were set up in front of where ring buoy and body hook are stored, move deck chairs and keep the area clear for easy access. The screws and bolts on the body hook pole need to be turned around so that the rough ends of the screws are facing out to prevent injury.
0.0
16.
At left side entrance, there are foot holds, created by the railing, within 26-34 inches of the fence and entrance gate. Minimum distance between vertical members is 45 inches. This will not hold up the permit but does present a potential safety risk. Recommend extending the height of the fencing around the gate and on the gate to eliminate foot holds. The front entrance gate was not latching properly during inspection, the magnetic latch was not catching, maintenance chose to chain and lock the gate until the latch is properly engaging and latching; there are 2 other gates that were properly self-closing and self-latching during visit.
