Pool Info

 LAKEMONT FARMS FACILITY SAFETY PLAN

This Facility Safety Plan should be posted on the bulletin board at the  pool during swim season as directed by the Allegheny County Health  Department.

A.  PRE AND IN-SERVICE EMPLOYEE TRAINING

Lakemont Farms Homeowner Association owns their private community pool and  does not employ life guards.  Individuals serve as Monitors to check and  record pool chemicals as required.  All residents and their invited guests are  responsible for their own safety and swim at their own risk.

B. EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS

Residents and their guests are responsible for bringing their personal cell  phone to the pool so that they are prepared in the event of an emergency and/or  to monitor the weather.

There is a LANDLINE TELEPHONE in the small pool office near the swimmer  sign-in desk for emergencies.  A sign is posted on the door of the office to  alert swimmers of the phone.  This door is to be unlocked during all open pool  times.  Residents will be reminded of this phone in their annual pool opening  email.

C.  EMERGENCY CLOSURE GUIDELINES

In the event of a storm or inclement weather, residents and their guests  must vacate the fenced pool area and close the gates.

Monitors will lock the pool area gates as they always do at the end of a  pool day.

D.  RESPONSE TO SPECIFIC AQUATIC EMERGENCIES INCLUDING THE RESPONDERS,  THEIR TASKS AND EQUIPMENT THAT IS PART OF THEIR RESPONSES.

Lakemont Farms does not have lifeguards at the pool. Residents and their  guests are responsible for responding to aquatic and other emergencies at the  pool.

IN ALL EMERGENCIES, THOSE IN ATTENDANCE AT THE POOL MUST CALL 911 TO ALERT  EMERGENCY PROFESSIONALS.

TRAINING

The Lead Monitor will review this Facility Safety Plan with all monitors  when hired and each year at opening training session.

Residents will receive an email with this Facility Safety Plan with their annual pool opening email.

Lakemont Farms
Home Owners Association
Board of Directors
July 29, 2020

Lakemont Farms Homeowners Association

Rules and Regulations

Section XIII: Community Pool Rules

1. The Community Pool Area is defined as that which includes the large pool, toddler pool, sun deck, and lawn area.

2. The pools are maintained for the exclusive use and benefit of the residents and their guests.

3. The pool will be in operation daily from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend.

     Times of operation are: Sunday - Thursday 11:00am - 8:00pm, Friday – Saturday 11:00am – 9:00pm.

4. A Quiet Hour Swim is held seven (7) days a week from 10:00am – 11:00am. All residents and their guests are required to refrain from any activities that may disturb the Quiet Hour Swim including, but not limited to:

A. Playing loud music

B. Shouting or yelling

C. Squirt guns, pool toys, sport balls, or the like

D. Jumping into the pool or splashing excessively

E. Blocking the entry steps preventing safe access

F. Swim lessons

5. Residents and their guests are responsible for monitoring the weather and exiting the pool area in the event of a storm or other violent weather. Residents and their guests must leave the pools immediately in the event of a storm or inclement weather or if deemed necessary by the pool monitor or managing agent. The fenced pool area gates must be closed upon exiting.

6. Residents and their guests are responsible for bringing their personal cell phone to the pool so that they are prepared in the event of an emergency and/or to monitor the weather. There is a landline telephone in the small pool office near the sign-in table for emergencies. A sign is posted on the door of the office indicating the landline phone. This door is to be unlocked during all open pool times.

7. In all kinds of emergencies, those in attendance at the pool must call 911 to alert emergency professionals.

8. All pool attendees must present a government-issued photo ID to the pool monitor or a member of the board upon request at any time. (Individuals without photo ID may use other means to clarify their Lakemont residency.)

9. All residents must sign the logbook upon entry to the pool and account for their guests.

10. Guests may accompany residents but shall not exceed six (6) guests.

11. No one under the age of fourteen (14) is allowed in the pool area without direct adult supervision. Accompanying adults are responsible for the safety of their children in both pools.

12. Non-potty-trained children must wear a swim diaper while in either of the pools.

13. Residents, monitors, or board members must report all incidents involving vomitus, fecal contamination, or unsafe conditions to the management company immediately. Management company contact information is available on the flyer inside the glass display case near the sign-in table.

14. All trash is to be placed in the proper receptacles. All tables should be wiped down after use.

15. The following are not permitted in the pool are:

A. Diving

B. Flips from side of pool

C. Running and/or rough play

D. Glass items of any kind

E. Alcoholic beverages of any type unless otherwise approved by the Board of Directors

F. Smoking, vaping, or e-cigarettes

G. Interference with the Pool Monitor

H. Dogs, cats, or any other animal or pet

I. Bikes, roller blades and skateboards

J. Excessively loud music

K. Reserving tables and/or chairs/lounges

L. Drinking or eating in the pool with the exception of water

M. Blocking pool steps

16. Use of the pools is permitted only during pool hours. Use of the pools and/or pool area during closed hours will be deemed a trespass on private property and will be reported to the South Fayette Township Police Department for criminal prosecution.

17. The pools are not available for private rental.

18. All rules are subject to change without prior notice.

19. Violations of any of the above rules may result in the resident's expulsion from the pool area and possible future suspension of pool area privileges.

Revised 1/1/2025

Revised5/20/2020

Revised 1/08/2008

Revised 5/9/2000

Adopted 2/18/1992