- Water Quality Recording
TSSP&S 265.204 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Water Quality, pages 36 - 39 and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). Pool/spa operators and managers shall maintain the quality of water in all pools and spas to comply with City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
Thank you for maintaining good pool water quality. The current cyanuric acid level is_____40______________ ppm. Thank you for maintaining good pool water quality. The current free available chlorine level is________10___________ ppm. just shocked pool . Thank you for maintaining good pool water quality. The current pH level is_______7.8____________.just shocked pool .
Corrective action: Good job. Good job. Good job.
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Follow-up Inspection | 08/24/2010 | 100 |
- Circulation System
TSSP&S 265.187 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Circulation System, pages 33-35; TDSPSPC 337.66 (Eff Jun 13, 1965) and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). All circulation systems shall be designed, constructed, installed, maintained and operated to comply with all applicable provisions of the City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
The rate of flow meter is not properly maintained.
Corrective action: A rate of flow meter shall be properly maintained to accurately (plus or minus 10%) indicate the rate of flow through the filter in gallons per minute.
- Handholds Specific Safety Features
TSSP&S 265.199 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Specific Safety Features, pages 52 - 60; TDSPSPC 337.80,TDSPSPC 337.93,TDSPSPC 337.96 (Eff Jun 13, 1965) and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). Safety features and equipment shall be designed, constructed, installed and maintained to comply with all applicable provisions of City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
Float lines with adequate floats or floor markings are not provided where required. Required first aid kit(s) are not provided. Pools/spas are not provided with properly designed or adequate handholds or railings.
Corrective action: Float lines with adequate floats and floor markings shall include for Class A & B pools a rope and float line on the shallow side of the five foot depth across the entire width of the pool and a four inch visible marking at the transition point to five foot depth. The floats shall be spaced at not greater than 7 foot intervals and be secured. For Class C pools, the transition point to five foot depth shall be visually separated by a four inch visible marking. A standard 24-unit first aid kit meeting OSHA standards shall be provided for all Class A & B pools and for all pools with lifeguards, shall be maintained in weather resistant containers and shall be kept filled and ready for use. Pools/spas shall be provided with handholds such as coping, rope, railing, ledge or deck along top edge of pool which provides slip-resistant surfaces. Pools/spas shall be provided with ladders, stairs or seat ledges that comply with handhold requirements and state standards.
- Suction Outlets and Return Inlets
TSSP&S 265.190 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Suction Outlets and Return Inlets, pages 37 - 41; TDSPSPC 337.81 (Eff Jun 13, 1965). All suction outlets and return inlets shall be designed, constructed, installed, maintained and operated to comply with all applicable provisions of the City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
A safety vacuum release system has not been in proper working order . Unit did not pop when primed .
Corrective action: Spas and pools that are 4 feet deep or less at the main drain and that have covers or grates that measure less than 24 inches diagonally, must install a SVRS.
- Electrical Requirements
TSSP&S 265.192 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Electrical Requirements, pages 43 - 45; TDSPSPC 337.93 (Eff Jun 13, 1965)and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). All electrical components shall be designed, constructed, installed, maintained and operated to comply with all applicable provisions of the City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
Ground fault interrupters are not working.
Corrective action: All ground fault interrupters shall be working. The pool/spa shall be closed until all electrical equipment is protected with working ground fault interrupter circuits.
- Pool Yard Enclosures
TSSP&S 265.200 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Pool Yard Enclosures, pages 60 - 62 and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). Pool yard enclosures shall be designed, constructed, installed and maintained to comply with all applicable provisions of City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
Pool or spa gates/doors are not secured to prevent ingress/egress when the pool/spa is posted with a "POOL CLOSED" sign. Front gate not self latching .
Corrective action: All gates or doors for pools or spas shall be latched when the pool or spa is not in use or when nearby or associated pools/spas are closed as a result of a hazard or other unsafe condition and the pool/spa is posted with a "POOL CLOSED" sign.
- CLOSURE NOTICE
You are hereby notified that you must take immediate action to close your pool to the public until appropriate corrective actions are taken to safeguard the public from hazards detailed above in this report.
Serious health violations were identified during today's health inspection. You must close your pool immediately to the public until appropriate corrective actions are completed.
Corrective action: Before the facility named in this report can reopen for swimming pool/spa operations to the public, the owner/operator must take immediate corrective action to correct identified hazards and request a re-inspection by a Code Compliance Consumer Health Specialist. A fee of $125.00 will be required before any re-inspection may be conducted. Payment shall be made at 818Missouri Avenue, Room 154, Fort Worth, TX 76104 or by phone at 817-392-7255. Each re-inspection will require the fee be paid prior to the Consumer Health Specialists return. The closed pool/spa must meet minimum standards before it can be re-opened.
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Regular Inspection | 07/22/2010 | 100 |
- COMMENT:
may reopen the pool
Corrective action: 1. phone is working 2. light is working 3. connected to gfci 4. vac-alert is working 5. chemicals are in proper ppm pH 7.4 and fac 6.0
- Handholds Specific Safety Features
TSSP&S 265.199 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Specific Safety Features, pages 52 - 60; TDSPSPC 337.80,TDSPSPC 337.93,TDSPSPC 337.96 (Eff Jun 13, 1965) and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). Safety features and equipment shall be designed, constructed, installed and maintained to comply with all applicable provisions of City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
- depth mkrs were redone and need to be 4'' letters
- Circulation System
TSSP&S 265.187 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Circulation System, pages 33-35; TDSPSPC 337.66 (Eff Jun 13, 1965) and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). All circulation systems shall be designed, constructed, installed, maintained and operated to comply with all applicable provisions of the City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
- missing filter outlet gauge
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Shared Inspection | 08/11/2009 | 100 |
- Handholds Specific Safety Features
TSSP&S 265.199 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Specific Safety Features, pages 52 - 60; TDSPSPC 337.80,TDSPSPC 337.93,TDSPSPC 337.96 (Eff Jun 13, 1965) and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). Safety features and equipment shall be designed, constructed, installed and maintained to comply with all applicable provisions of City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
- depth markers are chipping off
Corrective action: - purchased paint already to repaint
- CLOSURE NOTICE
You are hereby notified that you must take immediate action to close your pool to the public until appropriate corrective actions are taken to safeguard the public from hazards detailed above in this report.
pool was closed when we got here due to draining of the pool becuase of cyanuric acid levels - the pool is closed for the following reasons... 1. light is working 2. can not check gfci 3. 911 phone is not working 4. will need to check chemicals when we come back for reinspections 5. vac-alert is not popping correctly
Corrective action: The Texas Standards of Public Pools and Spas require all pools/spas to have upgraded their main drains to comply with the standards effective 1/1/5. If your facility does not comply with the Texas Standards then the pool/spa shall remain closed until the upgrades have been completed and the pool/spa has been inspected. The Standards of Public Pools and Spas can be accessed at ' http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/poolspa/docs/poolrules.doc. The City of Fort Worth ordinance can be accessed at ' www.municode.com . Copies of the Public Swimming Pool and Spa Ordinance and the Texas Standards of Public Pools and Spas may be purchased at the Public Health Department, 1800 University Drive, room 219. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE POOL OWNERS/MANAGEMENT COMPANY TO FOLLOW ALL MANDITORY FEDERAL, STATE OF TEXAS, AND ALL CITY OF FORT WORTH MINIMUM STANDARDS REGARDING THEIR POOL AND/OR SPAS. This includes electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and all other ordinances. For your facility to 'officially close' your pools, you will need to do the following. 1. You must lock all the gates or doors leading into the pool yard, and 2. Post 'POOL &/or SPA is CLOSED' signs on all the entrances of the pool / spa areas. - Otherwise, it appears you have not officially closed your pools and a citation will be issued for not complying with City of Fort Worth pool closure notice. To 'officially re-open' your pools / spas you will need to follow this procedure. 1. Correct all issues noted on the inspection notice. 2. You will need to call 817 871-7255, OR go to the City of Fort Worth's Code Compliance Health Center located at 1800 University Dr, Fort Worth, TX 76107 to PAY A RE-INSPECTION FEE designated by this inspection notice of _$__125_______*. - You can pay now and get the re-opening inspection later when all items are corrected. 3. Double check with your maintenance person AND the inspection closure notice to make sure it has been COMPLETELY done before calling me for an appointment for re-inspections. - If the issues are not corrected AND I do the re-inspection, your pool / spas will continue to remain closed and you will AGAIN have to pay ADDITIONAL re-inspection fees for the new re-opening inspections. 4. After you've paid and determined your facility is ready for re-inspection, please call me for an appointment at 817 996-0492, Kerri Webb. OR 817 991-0669, Bob Lotman. - Otherwise, your pool has not been 'officially re-opened' and the next time a City of Fort Worth Health Pool/ Spa Inspector comes out and the pool/spa areas are open, the person in charge will be issued citations for failure to comply with all standards, ordinances, and codes pertaining to your pool / spa permits regardless of new mgmt / owner status. 5. Your facilities are Re-Inspected, notice is left stating your facility is Re-Opened by the City of Fort Worth's Pool / Spa Inspector. * As of October 2008, City Council determined a new fee schedule for permitted facility's who needed follow-up inspections. This Re-Inspection Fee will be required of any permitted facility closed due to any Eminent Safety, Sanitation, and Health Hazard. This fee was set at $125 per each permitted facility. - Examples If your property has five pools, then you have five permitted facilities. If only one is closed, then the re-inspection fee will be set at $125. If three are closed, then the fee to re-open all is $375. If you only want to open one pool, then you can pay $125, and we will come open that one and leave the others closed until you are ready to open the other ones. You will pay an additional re-inspection fee for when you want the others inspected.
- Suction Outlets and Return Inlets
TSSP&S 265.190 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Suction Outlets and Return Inlets, pages 37 - 41; TDSPSPC 337.81 (Eff Jun 13, 1965). All suction outlets and return inlets shall be designed, constructed, installed, maintained and operated to comply with all applicable provisions of the City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
- missing return inlet covers - vac-alert is not working properly
Corrective action: SVRS's = Safety Vacuum Release Systems For every pump (and extra pump) you must have a SVRS, when applicable. If your filter has two pumps, you need two SVRS's. Must be able to show you are able to test your safety vacuum release system. Otherwise, your pool is closed until you can show proof your device works. - testing of your safety system is required monthly
- Electrical Requirements
TSSP&S 265.192 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Electrical Requirements, pages 43 - 45; TDSPSPC 337.93 (Eff Jun 13, 1965)and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). All electrical components shall be designed, constructed, installed, maintained and operated to comply with all applicable provisions of the City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
- light did not come on
Corrective action: GFCI MAINTAIN THAT THE GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTERS ARE WORKING AT ALL TIMES. ****IF YOUR GFCIs DO NOT WORK, THEN YOU MUST CLOSE IMMEDIATELY UNTIL THEY ARE WORKING PROPERLY. Your lights must work in order to test the GFCI. At any point your lights do not work; you shall close the pool or spa, due to not being able to test the GFCI-correctly. CHECK LIGHTS WEEKLY AND POST IN CHEMICAL LOG * Lights did not work and could not check GFCI to see if they worked correctly with the lights in the pool.
- Water Quality Violation
TSSP&S 265.204 (Eff Oct 1, 1999) - Water Quality, pages 66 - 67 and FW Ordinance #12156-Sec 16.459-462 (Sep 12, 1995). Pool/spa operators and managers shall maintain the quality of water in all pools and spas to comply with City of Fort Worth Ordinances and the State Standard.
- did not check chemicals today due to water refill and level - logs are not being kept
Corrective action: Current free available chlorine level is___ ppm. Required level for Chlorine-Free Available (pool) is 2.0-3.0 ppm; maximum ranges are (1.0 - 8.0ppm). Required level for Chlorine-Free Available (spa) is 3.0-5.0 ppm (2.0 - 8.0 ppm). Current pH level is____. Required level for pH is 7.4-7.6, maximum ranges (range 7.0 - 7.8). Current cyanuric acid level is_____ ppm. Ideal ranges for Cyanuric Acid is 10 - 40 ppm. Required water level for Cyanuric Acid is <100 ppm outside. Water quality requirements in pools and spas shall meet standards detailed in figure 25 TAC, Section 265.204(a) of TDH Standards for Swimming Pools and Spas. Only way to correct the issue of high amount of Cyanuric Acid is to drain the pool, scrub and power wash the plaster, refill the water, and start over. Operational records of tests results are required to be maintained. Facilities shall document inspection of, and repairs to, the following IN THE LOG BOOK: Chemical levels, In season daily Off season bi-wkly Cyanuric acid monthly Ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI), weekly Condition of pool/spa enclosure including the gates, weekly Emergency telephone operation, monthly
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Shared Inspection | 07/29/2009 | 100 |
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