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NameYMCA HARRIS MULTIPURPOSE POOL
Address5900 QUAIL HOLLOW RD
 
City/State/ZIP
CHARLOTTE NC 28210
Premise Type53 - Year-Round Swimming Pool
CountyMecklenburg
Inspection Date 12/1/2020
Final Score @ Grade
22
General CommentsITS for records, doors, depth markers. Changed to "W" status. 22) Emergency phone ringer not audible when called back, but connects. Emergency phone is fully operable. Allowed 7 days to correct emergency phone to hear call back in case of emergency. Failure to correct will warrant permit action. Contact Marie Daley at 704-507-6806 when corrected. NOTE: Motor removed for bucket pump (Pentair CFII-NI-1F) and placed on slide pump (Pentair CFII-NI-1/2F). This is not same horsepower motor for slide pump (was 1/2 HP). Advised proper replacement and contacting Code Enforcement for permits. Bucket pump off, with no attached motor. When work is done on bucket pump, ensure electrical permits are pulled from Code Enforcement. No signature due to COVID-19 Inspection with David Williamson and Brad Wright Report to david.williamson@ymcacharlotte.org; kevin.notley@ymcacharlotte.org

Violations

 
CDI=Corrected During Inspection  R=Repeat Violation  VR=Verification Required 
Violation Item Demerits Violation Description CDIRVRComments
5 4 Water quality: daily written records of water quality and test kit kept on site No No No Daily records missing temperature of pool, but posted on wall. .2535(11) Provide record keeping including daily records of disinfectant residual, pH, drain cover/grate inspections, pool water maintenance, and temperature, if applicable. Provide weekly recordings for cyanuric acid and total alkalinity weekly. **30 Day Intent to Suspend (ITS) item. Will verify on return visit.
9 4 Pool maintenance: depth markings and no diving markers or signs visible and properly located No No No Distance between wall depth markers 0 FT to 2 FT exceeds 25' apart at time of inspection. No wall marker at 1 FT. .2523(b) Provide depth markers spaced not to exceed 25 feet when measured along the perimeter of the pool. .2523(a) Provide depth markers on pool walls and pool deck next to the swimming pool. **30 Day ITS item. Contact Marie Daley at 704-507-6806 when in compliance to lift ITS.
15 6 Premises: body hook and ring buoy with throw rope or lifeguard with rescue tube provided and properly located No No No Buoy rope observed at 60' at time of inspection. .2530(a) Provide ring buoy for rope 1.5 times the width of the pool or 50 ft whichever is less. Required 50' at this pool. Operator cut to 50' and corrected.
16 4 Premises: fence or barrier with self-closing, self-latching gates properly constructed and maintained No No No Multiple doors onto pool deck (from locker rooms and hallways) not self latching or alarmed at time of inspection .2528(a) Ground level doors shall be self-closing, self-latching or child protected by audible alarm. **30 Day ITS item. Contact Marie Daley at 704-507-6806 when in compliance to lift ITS.
25 2 Equipment room: equipment and chemicals kept in a dry, well-ventilated enclosure No No No Observed water on pump room floor, not draining at time of inspection. Chemicals stored in pump room. Items within 3' of piping and equipment. Pump room for feature pumps not locking. Pool built 2002. .2533(d) Pump room floor shall be kept dry and free of standing water. .2533(d) Pump room floor shall be sloped to drain. .2533(c) Valves and controls shall be accessible to the pool operator at all times. Maintain 3 ft. clear walking space in pump room. .2534(2) Pools constructed after April 1, 2004 shall provide a separate room for chemical storage meeting Rule.2534. .2533(a) The equipment room door shall have a permanent lock and be kept locked when not in use by the pool operator.
29 2 Dressing and sanitary facilities: required fixtures provided, clean, and in good repair No No No Hot water over 110 degrees F in restrooms/locker rooms at time of inspection. .2526(i) Water in restrooms shall not exceed 110 F.