Mariners Suites & Storage

At time of inspection, the cyanuric acid (CYA) level registered at 312 ppm (CYA must be 90 ppm or less). CPO is draining 1/3 of the water at intervals and refilling, until CYA is below 90 ppm. CPO will ensure CYA is below 90 ppm before the pool opens for the weekend.

At time of inspection, the cyanuric acid level registered at 349 ppm (CYA must be 90 ppm or less). CPO will gradually drain and refill the pool, until the stabilizer level is below 90 ppm.

At time of inspection, the free chlorine level registered at 0.12 ppm (free chlorine for this pool must be 2.00 ppm or above). CPO will adjust chlorinator to increase free chlorine level to within acceptable range (2.00 - 10.00 ppm).

At time of inspection, the pH registered at 6.3 (pH must be 7.2 - 7.8). pH will be adjusted by CPO.

At time of inspection, the combined chlorine level registered at 2.41 ppm (combined chlorine must be 0.4 ppm or less). CPO will drain and refill portions of the water, until combined chlorine is below 0.4 ppm.

At time of inspection, the unit of measurement ("FT") tiles are not present next to the numbers on the deck. At time of inspection, the tiles bearing "NO DIVING" are not present next to the international symbol for "no diving" tiles on the deck. All deck tiles must be slip-resistant. CPO states he has purchased the tiles and will install them soon.

At time of inspection, the cyanuric acid level registered at 359 ppm (CYA must be 90 ppm or less). CPO will gradually drain and refill partially, until CYA is below 90 ppm.

At time of inspection, "Pool Risks" signage is missing. Under the heading "Pool Risks," signage must state (in letters at least 1" high): "1. Shower before entering the water. 2. Children shall not use pool without an adult in attendance. 3. Adults should not swim alone. 4. All children three years old and younger and any child not potty-trained must wear snug fitting plastic pants or a water resistant swim diaper. 5. Do not swim if the suction outlets are missing, broken, or not clearly visible from the deck. 6. No glass articles allowed in or around pool. 7. Do not swallow the pool water. 8. Do not swim if you had diarrhea within the past two weeks. 9. No animals are allowed in the pool or pool enclosure, except service animals are allowed on the deck." CPO states he will order and place all signage.

At time of inspection, signage stating the peak occupancy (bather load) and the hours of operation is not present. CPO states he will order and place all signage.

At time of inspection, the float line is not in position (the hook at one end is broken). CPO will replace the hook and put the float line in position ASAP.

At time of inspection, the cyanuric acid level registered as "Hi" on the test kit. CPO is reducing tab usage for the winter and will re-check stabilizer level.

At time of inspection, there are chipped places in the deck (at pool's edge), as well as several significant cracks. These areas need to be repaired, at least by opening inspection in March.

At time of inspection, observed cyanuric acid level above the maximum (CYA must be = 90 ppm). CPO will backwash to waste and add water.

At time of inspection, ladder was very loose. CPO will tighten and secure.

At time of inspection, emergency phone is not operational. Management has contacted TDS and notify EHS, once the phone is operational and re-inspection can be scheduled. Pool shall remain closed, until such time.

At time of inspection, pH is 6.5 (pH must be between 7.2 and 7.8). CPO states he will adjust pool chemistry and raise pH to within acceptable range. CPO will contact EHS, once pH is within acceptable range and re-inspection can then be scheduled. Pool shall remain closed, until such time.