Pointe Grand Kingsland

At time of inspection, the cyanuric acid (CYA) level registered at 275 ppm (CYA must be 90 ppm or less). CPO will drain water and add fresh water, until CYA is below 90 ppm.

At time of inspection, observed cracked/loose depth marker tiles. Replace broken tiles and re-adhere loose tiles.

At time of inspection, the cyanuric acid (CYA) level registered at 340 ppm (CYA must be 90 ppm or less). Maintenance supervisor states they will begin gradually draining and adding fresh water, until CYA is below 90 ppm.

At time of inspection, there are new "Pool Rules" signs posted, but there are several items missing from the signs that are required for the "Pool Risks" signage. Add "Pool Risks" signage to the pool area. Emailed example "Pool Risks" sign to Property Manager.

At time of inspection, the free chlorine level registered at 17.77 ppm (maximum chlorine level is 10.00 ppm). CPO states he believes the pool may have been shocked yesterday by Jeff's Pool Service. CPO will work to lower the free chlorine level to within acceptable range. Pool must remain closed, until the free chlorine is within range AND the pool has passed re-inspection. PIC has locked the gate.

At time of inspection, observed cracked/loose depth marker tiles. Replace broken tiles and re-adhere loose tiles.

At time of inspection, the cyanuric acid (CYA) level registered at 411 ppm (CYA must be 90 ppm or less). CPO will drain some water and add some fresh water, until CYA is below 90 ppm.

At time of inspection, there are new "Pool Rules" signs posted, but there are several items missing from the signs that are required for the "Pool Risks" signage. Add "Pool Risks" signage to the pool area.

Cyanuric acid level reading high on test kit/Adjust

Bather load sign states 75 but pool is rated for maximum 67/Changing signs

Piping at pump not labeled with directional arrows/Mark as needed

At time of inspection, the combined chlorine level is 0.62 ppm. CPO is working to reduce the combined chlorine level.

At time of inspection, the cyanuric acid level is 119 (must be 90 ppm or less). CPO is working to reduce the cyanuric acid level.

At time of inspection, combined chlorine registered at 1.43 ppm (combined chlorine must be less than or equal to 0.4 ppm); this can reduce free chlorine efficacy - breakpoint chlorinate pool to reduce combined chlorine.

At time of inspection, observed cyanuric acid level well above maximum of 90 ppm (test kit read as "Hi"). Partially drain and add fresh water, until stabilizer level is within acceptable range.

At time of inspection, observed a loose handrail at the shallow end of the pool. Tighten/secure handrail.

At time of inspection, the emergency phone is not functioning properly. The phone begins dialing 9-1-1, but then goes to a busy signal and 9-1-1 operator is not reached. CA: PIC has reached out to phone company to inquire about having someone troubleshoot the phone.

At time of inspection, the flow meter is not functioning. CA: PIC notified Jeff's Pool & Spa Service of the issue and they will rectify the issue ASAP.

At time of inspection, the cyanuric acid level registered as high. The water appears slightly cloudy - PIC states pool company has stated that the sand needs to be replaced in the sand filter and this is contributing to the cloudiness. PIC states that she has already approved the pool company to perform the sand change.

At time of inspection, one of the handrails is completely detached from the pool floor at one end. CA: PIC contacted Jeff's Pool & Spa Service and requested the handrail be re-attached securely. PIC states she has requested this recently and it has yet to be done.