No critical violations were documented at the time of inspection.
No violations were documented at the time of inspection.
Facility Type: Pool
[?] Inspection Type: Standard
Inspection Date: 10-July-2013
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| The alkalinity (530 is slightly lower than the desired 60ppm or above. Add about a .25 lbs of sodium bicarbonate to elevate into the +60ppm range. The combined chlorine (1.26ppm) is above the desired 1.00ppm or less. Super-chlorination should be considered at first available opportunity. The free chlorine residual at time of inspection was at .2ppm. Residual chlorine must be at least 1.00ppm to effectively kill bacteria known to cause water-borne diseases. The combined chlorine (1.26) was higher than the required 1.00 ppm or less, therefore the chlorine may be combining with outer agents in the water, thus requiring super-chlorination to allow the free chlorine residual to sanitize. As is the pool was closed due to on-coming bad weather and nobody was using the kiddie pool. Elevate the free chlorine residual to at least 1.00ppm before allowing bathers to use the pool. |