Swimming Pool Rules Sample Clauses

Swimming Pool Rules. 17.1 The swimming pool is solely for the use of members of The Gates at Hilton Homeowners’ Association ("Member") or their guests. All guests must be accompanied by a member when using the swimming pool. 17.2 Members or their guests using the swimming pool do so entirely at their own risk and in using the swimming pool acknowledge the possibility of injury or death resulting from the use of the swimming pool and indemnify and will hold the Homeowners’ Association completely harmless against any loss which may be sustained by a member or a member’s guest or guests as a consequence of injury or death incurred from what so ever cause whilst using the swimming pool. 17.3 In using the swimming pool the members and their guests agree and are bound to comply with the following rules: 17.3.1 Alcoholic drinks may not be brought into the swimming pool area. Any soft drinks brought into the swimming pool area may only be in plastic containers and under no circumstances are glass containers to be brought into the swimming pool area. 17.3.2 No rough, boisterous or untoward behaviour which shall include foul or abusive language is permitted either in the swimming pool or in the swimming pool area. 17.3.3 Children under the age of 12 in the swimming pool area must be accompanied by an adult supervisor at all times. 17.3.4 Members are reminded that this is a community swimming pool and no activity which may cause undue disturbance to other members using the swimming pool or which could potentially endanger any other person will be tolerated. 17.3.5 All members using the swimming pool must wear a suitable swimming costume.
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Swimming Pool Rules. Due to strict regulations maintained by state and local authorities with regard to the operation of the swimming pools, the following regulations must be adhered to at all times: A. Notwithstanding the presence of a lifeguard, all swimmers and other users of the facilities, including residents and guests, will use the pool facilities at their own sole risk. The community owner and management have no liability for any accident, incident or injury to a resident or guest. B. Guests must be accompanied by the responsible resident in the pool area at all times. Children under 14 must be supervised at all times by an adult. C. Pool hours are posted at the entrance and may be adjusted by management at any time in its discretion. The pools may be closed at any time without notice because of necessary maintenance, repairs, inclement weather or for any reason in management’s discretion. Anyone accessing the pool area when closed will be considered trespassing and may be subject to criminal prosecution. D. All glass containers are prohibited within the pool area; violations will result in a minimum $50 administrative / cleaning fee. E. All body and/or suntan lotions must be removed before entering the water. Any person having a skin disease, inflamed or infected eyes, cold or flu, other infectious ailment, cuts or blisters on the skin, or communicable disease may not use the pool facilities. F. Proper bathing attire must be worn while utilizing the pool area. Jeans, cutoff jeans or other attire other than swim trunks or bathing suits may not be worn in the water. Nude swimming, nude sunbathing and sexual conduct are prohibited anywhere in the pool area. G. Pets are not permitted within the pool enclosure area. No animals are allowed in the water. H. Running, horseplay, loud music, loud noise or other boisterous conduct is not permitted in the pool area or other common area of the community. I. Chairs, tables, umbrellas and other furnishings may not be moved from the pool area. SAMPLE
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