Pool Rules
Pool Rules
This document outlines the rules for conduct within the designated pool area. Failure to comply with these rules can lead to ejection from the pool as well as lost privileges for the season.
THIS FACILITY AND ALL COMMON AREAS AND AMENITIES BELONGING TO CEDARFIELD PLANTATION HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION ARE FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF ITS MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING AND THEIR ACCOMPANIED GUESTS. ALL OTHERS ARE TRESPASSING.
FAILURE TO OBSERVE ANY OF THESE RULES CAN RESULT IN IMMEDIATE SUSPENSION OR EXPULSION FROM THE PRIVILEGE OF USE AT THE SOLE DISCRETION OF THE LIFEGUARD/ATTENDANT ON DUTY OR BOARD MEMBER.
THIS INFORMATION IS NECESSARY FOR THE EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF THIS FACILITY AND THE SCHEDULING OF LIFE GUARDS/ATTENDANTS.
General Pool Entry Rules
All homeowners must bring a picture ID (with correct address) along with their pool fob when entering the pool. You may be asked to show your ID. If you do not have your picture ID you may be asked to leave. The lifeguards/attendants, a board member, or pool committee member can ask to verify both at any time.
All owners must enter through the main gate fob entry, NOT through the emergency exits. Lifeguards/attendants and residents are not allowed to open the emergency gates to let people in.
ONLY CI association members in good standing, their tenants properly authorized by property owners, and their guests are permitted to use the pool.
CI association members are responsible for their tenants and guests at all times, including, but not limited to replacement of damaged property.
ALL guests must be accompanied by their adult CI association member who lives in the community. Association members may be accompanied by up to 5 guests. Pool fobs should not be given to your guests to use and unaccompanied guests may result in your fob being deactivated.
If you do not have your pool fob, you will be asked to leave the pool. The replacement cost for a pool fob is $25 and original fob will be deactivated.
Safety
Please enjoy your visit, but safety is first and foremost.
Absolutely NO GLASS is allowed within the pool and pavilion. This is a state law. If glass is broken in the pool, the pool must be drained, which is a significant and unplanned expense to the community. Anyone that brings glass into the pool area that is broken will be fined a cost to help cover expenses to drain and refill the pool.
NO running, pushing, wrestling, or other horseplay is permitted that could be unsafe or that interferes with the enjoyment of the pool facilities by everyone.
NO towels or foreign objects are allowed in the pool (i.e. towels, paper, drinks, etc.).
NO diving.
The pool area must be evacuated during thunder and electrical storms.
Health and Cleanliness
Smoking is NOT permitted in the pool or pavilion areas. You will need to go outside the gated areas in order to smoke in the designated smoking area.
No person is to enter the pool area wearing street clothes. Proper swim attire is required. Tennis shoes are prohibited in the pool.
Children in diapers will NOT be allowed in the pool without rubber pants over the diaper or a swim diaper. Speedo type swimsuits, swim diapers or elastic pants are preferred as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control.
Please use the bathrooms, not the pool deck, for all diapering needs and disposal.
Admission to the pool will be denied to any persons having any infectious disease.
Persons with excessive sunburns, open sores, bandages, inflamed eyes, colds, nasal or ear discharge or any other ailments that could adversely affect water cleanliness and/or endanger the health of others are NOT allowed to use the pool.
NO pets are permitted in the gated pool or pavilion area. This is a State Regulation.
No nudity is allowed in the pool area.
Behavior
Everyone should be able to have a good time without infringing on anyone else’s enjoyment
Abusive, aggressive, or profane language will NOT be tolerated. If disagreements can not be resolved between neighbors, the Huntersville Police Department will respond and offenders will be expelled for the season at the sole discretion of the Board.
All are asked to respectfully use the provided pool furnishings as intended. When applicable, use discretion when merely storing your items in seating or dining space when they could otherwise be used by neighbors lounging or dining.
If you are not at the pool, your personal belongings must not be left in the pool area. Towels cannot be left on chairs to reserve seats. Please do not leave pool toys or inflatables at the pool.
Excessive displays of affection or groping will not be tolerated, and offenders will be asked to leave the facility.
Pool Equipment
These assets belong to all members and should be respected. Premature replacement is a cost we all bear.
Under NO circumstances is any person to play with the pool cleaning or safety equipment.
Pool furniture may NOT be removed from the pool area at any time or placed in the pool.
Noise: Please be respectful of noise levels so as not to disturb others if bringing in your own music/radio.
Children
WADING POOL: Use is restricted to those children 5 and younger, and they must be accompanied by an adult. The supervision and safeguarding of users of the wading pool shall be the responsibility of the adult accompanying the children using the wading pool. (Per Pool Management Company contract).
Children must have adult supervision and are the responsibility of the parents. Lifeguards/attendants are not babysitters.
Chaperones must be at least 13 years of age in order to bring younger guests with them and can supervise a max of three children per chaperone.
By virtue of use, all parents and guardians agree to release and indemnify the Association from any claims, losses, or other liability arising from use of the pool by any person under 18 years of age for whom they are responsible.
Intoxicants
NO persons under the influence of intoxicants or alcohol whose behavior is perceived to be a danger to themselves or others shall be allowed in the pool area.
Those perceived in such manner will be asked to leave and/or removed by the Huntersville Police Department.
Lifeguards/Attendants
The Pool Management Company and their assigned lifeguards/attendants are responsible for the enforcement of the rules approved by the Board of Directors and the Pool Committee. All persons who do not follow the above rules can be expelled from the pool.
Private Party Use
All party reservations must be made two weeks in advance. This includes any gathering of non-members of 5 or more.
The pool may be reserved for private parties after the pool closes for the evening.
Pool party reservations are handled through the pool management company.
Lifeguards MUST BE present and paid for in advance by owner organizing the party.
The Pool IS NOT available for reservation during regular open hours or on holidays and holiday weekends.
Disciplinary Action
The Board reserves the right to call any resident to a discipline hearing at any time and has the authority to suspend privileges or fine any person(s), or those responsible for person(s) (i.e. guests or minors), that break these rules or acts in an extreme or obscene manner which causes obtrusive infringement or disregards safety to other persons on this facility as set forth in the “Declaration of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions For Cedarfield Plantation.”
If you see any violations of the pool regulations by residents or their guests, please let the attendant on duty know first then report the issue to Community Association Management via their website and include your name, the circumstances, and date/time of the incident