ONE LIFE FITNESS (SPA)

13-189(c)(4) the pool water shall be tested for the disinfectant level and pH at least two times per day. Observed: pH and chlorine are being tested for once every 2 days

13-188(h)(3) the required deck shall be unobstructed in all directions. Rough and abrasive surfaces are prohibited. Observed: the deck is currently very rough and chipped. Needs to be resurfaced. There is slight water retention causing a noticeable buildup of mold, which was removed.

13-188(a) pool surfaces shall have no cracks or open joints. Observed: noticeable blemishes on the bottom of the pool surface. Recommended to be resurfaced. CPO states that plaster has fallen off of some of the repairs

13-190(a)(8) pools equipped with heaters shall provide an unbreakable thermometer designed for use in a pool must be available for bathers and staff to monitor temperatures. Currently no pool thermometer present

13-189(c)(1): Chlorine should be maintained at minimum 1.5 ppm and max 10ppm. observed free chlorine to be 0.68 CPO adjusted to 2.05

13-189(c)(1): pH must be in range of 7.2-7.8. Observed pH at 6.3. corrected on site to be 7.2

13-205(b)(1): Equipment shall be operated continuously on a 24 hour basis to obtain minimum required turnover every 30 minutes. Observed flowmeter at 90 gpm. Minimum turnover rate, 30 minutes, should read at 195 gpm.

13-189(a)(5) Pool deck coating coming apart. Needs repair. Deck also has several stains. Needs to be cleaned better. Deck will need to be resurfaced in the near future.

13-202(m)- Rules must contain at a minimum the 12 statements in the pool code. Observed pool rules missing several of the 12 pool rules. Observed pool missing bather load/occupancy sign, bathers with open wounds, and bathers shall wear bathing attire.

13-189(c)(1): pH must be in range of 7.2-7.8. Observed pH at 6.9 .

13-197(a) Each pool shall have its own disinfecting and chemical equipment. Observed pool and spa pH acid barrel.

13-90(A)(7)-A flow meter shall be operated continuously on a twenty-four(24) hour basis to obtain the minimum required number of four(4) turnovers per day, or one turnover every six(6) hours(pool); every 30 minutes for spas. Observed the flow meter not operable.

13-202(c)- Each pool shall maintain and make available for inspection onsite upon request a daily record of operating information.

13-188(d)(1) Depth marker (o) missing from deck. Tile marker needs to be replaced.

13-196(a)(4) Skimmers shall be properly maintained and operational. Observed one skimmer that did not provide any suction. All skimmers were dirty and needs to be cleaned out. All baskets contained debris.

13-189(a)(5) Pool deck coating coming apart. Needs repair. Deck also has several stains. Needs to be cleaned better.

13-202(m)- Rules must contain at a minimum the 12 statements in the pool code. Observed pool rules missing several of the 12 pool rules. Observed pool missing bather load/occupancy sign, bathers with open wounds, and bathers shall wear bathing attire.

13-202(i): Each pool facility shall have in place in their Emergency Action Plan: Chemical Emergency Evacuation Plan, Emergency Crisis Plan, Water Rescue & Injury Emergency Action Plan, and a Drill Procedures for Emergency Situations. Emergency action plan observed without all required sections.

13-197(k) All pools shall have safe chemical storage. Observed pool equipment room with chemicals on the floor. Bags of chemicals observed on the floor. Trash and debris found throughout room. Equipment room shall be cleaned. All chemicals shall be on the shelf.

13-187(c)- The current inspection report shall be displayed in a conspicuous place where it is easily readable by the public at all times.

13-187(c) Operational permit shall be displayed in pool area. Old permits observed hanging on the wall.

13-189(c)(1): Chlorine should be maintained at minimum 1.5 ppm and max 10ppm. OBSERVATION: CPO adjusted from 11.04 to 7.35.

13-189(c)(1): pH must be in range of 7.2-7.8. OBSERVATION: CPO corrected pH from 8.1 to 7.6.

13-205(b)(1): Equipment shall be operated continuously on a 24 hour basis to obtain minimum required turnover every 30 minutes. OBSERVATION: Flow meter observed at 95 even after backwashing. After backwashing it was 120. Minimum turnover rate is 128 gpm.

13-196(a)(4): each skimmer shall be properly maintained/operable. OBSERVATION: Water level originally too low, so that caused skimmers to stop working. Skimmer baskets were cleaned by CPO.

13-202(m)- Rules must contain at a minimum the 12 statements in the pool code. Observed pool rules missing several of the 12 pool rules. Observed pool missing bather load/occupancy sign, bathers with open wounds, and bathers shall wear bathing attire.

13-205(c): In addition to the 12 statements, spas must have signage that states:

1. Elderly persons and pregnant women not allowed without written permission from their medical doctor.
2. Persons with any health condition not allowed without written permission from their medical doctor.
3. Persons under the influence of alcohol, drugs or stimulants not allowed.
4. Do not enter water if temp exceeds 104 degrees. (letters should be a minimum of 2 inches)
5. Don't use for more than 10 minutes without exiting and "cooling down".
6. Enter and exit with caution.

13-202(i): each pool facility shall have in place their emergency action plan: Chemical emergency evacuation plan, Emergency Crisis plan, Water Rescue & Injury Emergency Action Plan, and a Drill Procedures for Emergency Situations. OBSERVATION: None of these sections were located in the EAP.