Pool Rules

Pool Rules:

 

Always obey our lifeguards

 

  • Everyone must shower before entering pools.
  • Proper swim attire required:  no street clothes.
  • All children under 9 must be actively supervised by a responsible adult
  • No food or gum allowed in pool areas and locker room.
  • No glass containers.
  • Swim diapers required for anyone not fully potty trained.
  • Diaper changing on the deck is prohibited
  • Walk. Do Not Run.
  • Feet first entries.  No Diving.
  • Stay off walls and lane ropes.
  • No rough or disruptive play.
  • Life jackets must fit properly and be Coast Guard approved.
  • Anyone wearing a life jacket must be within arm’s reach of a supervising adult at all times.  If your child is in the water, the adult must be too.
  • Return equipment to its proper place.
  • Do not enter the water if you have open wounds, sores, are ill with diarrhea or have had diarrhea within the past two weeks.
  • Do not swallow or or spit water.
  • Intentional hyperventilation or extended breath-holding activities are dangerous and prohibited
  • No animals on the deck or in the water
  • Pollution of aquatic venues is prohibited
  • Do not distract or visit with lifeguards.

 

Spa Rules:

  • Always obey our lifeguards
  • Maximum water temperature is 104F (40C)
  • Children under age 5 are not allowed in the spa
  • People under the influence of alcohol or substances that cause drowsiness shall not use the spa
  • Pregnant women and people with heart disease, high blood pressure, or other health problems should not use spas without consultation with a healthcare provider
  • Children ages 5-14 must be actively supervised by a responsible adult
  • Maximum exposure for youth patrons is 5 minutes
  • Adults should limit exposure to 15 minutes and cool off before re-entry
  • No submerging. Keep head about water
  • No sleeping in Spa
  • Long exposure may result in nausea, dizziness, or fainting
  • Maximum capacity is 11. Please limit your usage is others are waiting

TRAC reserves the right to make the final decision regarding the safety and the best interest of everyone.