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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0287 IYANNOUGH ROAD/RTE 28 - HOTELS/MOTELS - POOL �g�1 z�'o�r,noc��h �Z� Nyo`x,r�S -� ---- �31---fir -��a��c� j i ?— n--^ Town of Barnstable Barnstable Board of Health . r B MASS 'E 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 1b39 •� 2007 Office: 508-862-4644 John T.Norman FAX: 508-790-6304 Donald A.Guadagnoli,M.D. Paul J.Canniff,D.M.D. December 30, 2019 Greg Horton, General Manager - Holiday Inn Cape Cod 1127 lyannough Road Hyannis, MA 02601 RE: Lifeguard Modification for the Swimming Pool DoubleTree,-287 lyannough Road, Hyannis Dear Mr. Horton, We will allow you to employ "qualified swimmers," in lieu of the requirement to employ fully certified lifeguards, at your swimming pool located at the DoubleTree Inn, 287 lyannough Road, Hyannis, MA. This includes persons in .your pool and includes all other persons within the pool enclosure. The following conditions must be complied with: (1) The pool must be supervised by,a "qualified swimmer" all times the pool is open. We wish to make it clear that this swimmer must be at the pool and cannot be observing from the desk unless another swimmer is provided and physically present.at the pool. This swimmer must be certified in adult, child, and pediatric CPR by the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or equivalent, be familiar with lifesaving equipment and knowledgeable in first aid procedures. (Minimum swimmer qualification requirements are enclosed). (2) All qualified swimmers shall wear orange colored hats or orange colored visors with the words "POOL STAFF" in 15 millimeter (5/8 inch) black colored lettering on the front of the hats. (3) The maximum capacity of the swimming pool is reduced to nineteen (19) persons. Q:\WPFILES\PoolModifDoubleTree 287 Iyann Rd Hy 12-17-19.docx (4) You shall maintain a permanent record on a form prescribed by the Board of Health listing each swimmer supervising the pool when it is in use. (Sample of prescribed form is enclosed). (5) You shall submit a copy of the applicant's insurance policy naming the Town as coinsured in the amount of$1,000,000. (6) All other regulations contained in 310 CMR 12.00, Minimum Standards for Swimming Pools, must be strictly complied with. (7) The qualified swimmer(s) must hold a current American Heart Association, American Red Cross, or equivalent CPR certificates with training in adult, child, and pediatric CPR. (8) The swimming pool water must be tested for coliform bacteria at least monthly by a certified laboratory. Please be advised that if you exceed this capacity of 19 persons, your modification will be invalid and you will be required to cease operation of the pool. This modification expires December 31, 2020. Sincerely yours14 ohn T. Norman Chairman BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Cc: Christopher Connolly, Vice President of Hotel Operations/General Manager DoubleTree QAWPFILESToolModilDoubleTree 287 Iyann Rd Hy 12-17-19.docx 1 Crocker, Sharon From: Chris Connolly <Chris.Connolly@hilton.com> n Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2019 3:20 PM To: Crocker, Sharon Cc: ghorton@holidayinncapecod.com � a Subject: Qualified Summer Program Y Hi Sharon, The DoubleTree by Hilton Cape Cod- Hyannis, at this time would like to withdraw its application for the qualified swimmer program. I believe it was the Holiday Inn that wanted to apply for the program. I will have Greg Horton follow up with you. Thanks for the heads up! Christopher Connolly Vice President of Hotel Operations/General Manager Direct(508) 790 5304 1 Fax(508) 771 7563 DoubleTree by Hilton Cape Cod -Hyannis 287 Iyannough Road Hyannis MA 02601 DoubleTree.com I Become a fan on Facebook I Follow us on Twitter This transmission is not a digital or electronic signature and cannot be used to form,document,or authenticate a contract.Hilton and its affiliates accept no liability arising in connection with this transmission.Copyright 2019 Hilton Proprietary and Confidential CAUTION:This email originated from outside of the Town of Barnstable! Do not click links, open attachments or,reply, unless you recognize the sender's email address and know the content is safe!'. i s BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING: DECEMBER 17, 2019 VARIANCE—POOL COVERAGE Greg Horton, General Manager—Holiday Inn, kindly requests a variance to hire qualified swimmers in lieu of lifeguards and will follow the requirements specified on the attached Qualified Swimmer Agreement Form at the following locations: • HOLIDAY INN CAPE COD HOTEL 1127 lyannough Road Hyannis r --•-- DOUBLETREEBY.HILTON_CAPECOD `287,IyannoughRoad Hyannis Contact Information: Greg Horton,General Manager, Holiday Inn Cape Cod <ghorton@holidayinncapecodcom> Christopher Connolly,Vice President of Hotel Operations/General Manager DoubleTree by Hilton<Chris.Connolly@hilton.com> y �l The Commonwealth of Massachusetts a Executive Office of Health and Human Services Department of Public Health g Bureau of Environmental Health Community Sanitation Program DEVAL L.PATRICK 250 Washington Street, Boston, MA 02108-4619 GOVERNOR TIMOTHY P.MURRAY Telephone (617) 624-5757 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR Facsimile (617) 624-5777 JUDYANN BIGBY,MD SECRETARY JOHN AUERBACH COMMISSIONER August 3,2012 Mr.Wayne Miller,Chairman Town of Barnstable,Board of Health 200 Main Street Hyannis,MA 02601 (VIA Certified Mail#7010 0780 0000 5496 6678,Return Receipt Requested) RE: HYANNIS—Approved Conditional Swimming Pool Variance Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Cape Cod 287Iyannough Road Dear Mr.Miller: The Massachusetts Department of Public Health("Department')has received and reviewed a conditional variance request for the above-cited semi- . public swimming pool. The variance request,as submitted,relates to the provisions of 105 CMR 435.05(3)regarding no projection except ladders and grab rails being permitted from any pool wall or floor surface. Pursuant to 105 CMR 435.46,a variance may only be granted if the Board of Health finds and so states that the enforcement thereof would do"manifest injustice"and that the applicant has proved that the"same degree of protection"required under this code can be achieved without strict application of the mandated provision(s). In addition,as you know,any variance granted by the Board of Health must also be reviewed and approved by the Department. The Department has determined that the variance request,as submitted,does not satisfy the requirement that the applicant prove the same degree of protection can be achieved without strict application of the particular provisions. Therefore,the variance request is only approved contingent upon full compliance with the conditions and controls specified in the submitted March 27,2012 Town of Barnstable,Board of Health approval letter[copy attached]and the following additional conditions: 1. A rescue hook must be available and accessible at all.times. 2. During ALL business hours of operation at least least one present staff member member must hold current certifications for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation(CPR)and First Aid,pursuant to the requirements outlined at 105 CMR 435.23(1)(b)&(c). In addition,please ensure that the newly installed dual main drain system meets all state and federal requirements,including but not limited to,provisions of The Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act. Thank you for your cooperation. Please feel free to contact me at(617)624-5757 if you have any questions. Sincerely, _ Steven F.Hughes,Direct& Community Sanitation Program Cc: Suzanne K.Condon,Associate Commissioner,MDPH,BEH James Ballin,Deputy General Counsel,MDPH Legal Office Thomas McKean,Health Director,Town of Barnstable,Public Health Division Stuart Bornstein,Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Cape Cod JUN-25-2012 10:53 From:BRRNST HEALTH 15087906304 To:6176245777 ` P.2/2 �T Town of Barnstable Barnstable Boyd of. Health. ,g£ xtisa 200 Main Street,Hyannis MA 07.601 . teJq. FDNit" 2007 Oifiee: 508-8624644 Wayne-Miller,MD. FAX: 508-790-6304 Junichi Sawaym qi Paul c uiniLC D.M.D, March 27,2012 _ Mr. Stuart Bornstein 297 North St. TTyannis,MA 02601 You are granted a variance from 105 CMR 435.15,Minimum.Standards for Swimming pools (State.Sanitary Code, Chapter V)which does not allow-for any projections (i.e.stairways) into any public or semi-public swirinin.g pools. This variance will allow o continue to operate the existi-ug indoor semi-public s',�Rmm;ng pool with the cxistin two se of stairways protruding into the swimming pool at the Doubletree by Ililton Hotel Cape Cod, located at 297 lyannough Road,IIyannis,with the following conditions: I) You•shall provide contrasting color stripes at least four(4)inches in height across each step riser for greater swiinnler visibility on the two sets of stairs. 2) You shall provide ditlerent contrasting color stripes at lean four(Q)i_nches in h fight -ach.step tread for greater entranc;e'aiid`e lr fv sibility on he two sets of Van%. The variance is granted becaLLse the existing indoor swimming pool is surrounded b,r.walls; Therefore it.would not be physically feasible to install recessed stairways and at the same time maintain a four feet wide walkway surrounding the perimeter of the pool,as required by the State Sanitary Code,without undergoing major renovations to the lower level of the hotel. The applicant testified that the,pool is not currently undergoing any major renovations; only the surfaces are being rescaled and the single drain is being upgraded to a double drain f system. ly., Sin, Miller �h n M t Q:IWYFiLi;SlE3omsuinYoatVurianccZUl?.doo beablttny Doubletree variance Page 1 of 1 Stanton, David From: McKean, Thomas I Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2012 11:47 AM To: Stanton, David Subject: Re: Doubletree variance Yes you can call Stu and/or the Manager to tell him he needs to get a rescue hook. From: Stanton, David To: McKean, Thomas Sent: Thu Aug 09 11:12:30 2012 Subject: Doubletree variance Tom, Received the State variance approval for the stairs at the doubltree indoor pool. They approved the variance with the Boards conditions, but then they added they must additionaly have a person with cpr and first aid onsite, which is ok with us because of our bylaw, however, they stated they needed a rescue hook also. Do you want me to order Stu to get the rescue hook, or do you want me to call Steve Hughes and see if that is correct, as it is an indoor pool and is not required by State code? David W. Stanton, RS Health Inspector Town of Barnstable 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Direct phone: (508) 862-4647 Health Dept. phone: (508) 862-4644 Health Dept. fax (508) 790-6304 2/20/2014 Town ®f Barnstable Barnstable .�. regulatory Services Department ;ca j BAIRMT&BLL MASS. Public Health Division 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 2007 Office: 508-862-4644 Thomas F.Geiler,Director FAX: 508-790-6304 Thomas A- CHO CP POOL PLAN REVIEW(105 CMR 435.000) 1 I I Public Semi-Public Indoor Outdoor / / Swimming Pool Wading Pool Special Purpose Pool X Nevsc ) Remodeled Name of Facility ROL �SSc�I k4eA Address 1 '.!_ h o 01 C C Jrl�f+y Owner S' VA a(� O l(�S�l�t4r1 Phone 5 O�s- -11 6 I Home Address AACW� -M r Construction Start Date S R Pool Opening Date �Y(kyn e- 2-4- o� U 1 oo) Effective January 1, 1999 the pool supervisor of all public and semi-public swimming pools shall have successfully completed a course in the safe and effective operations and maintenance of swimming pools evidenced by certification as a Pool Operator from the YMCA, the National Swimming Pool Foundation,or from any other organization providing equivalent training, subject to the approval of the Department. Yes ( ) No (. ) Plans submitted under stamp and signature of Mass.Reg,Prof.Engineer or architect. Yes(J6 No ( ) Width of Pool �U� Lep gth of Pool 0 Depth of Pool To Vol. of Pool in Gal. 90,000 Total Sq.Ft. of Pool $GU Total Cu. Ft. of Pool T_ 435.06 Turnover Rate (GPM.) (,1 5 M n,�,`i✓�^ �a p ('- , Design Turnover Rate(in hours). � "`�pf`�^r. e, ���rS W'p" U�.� IVv `�rn2� 4 3 -3 3 pM l� A. Swimming Pools-Once every eight M hours . B. Wading Pools- Once every four(4)hours C. Special Purpose Pools-Once every half(112)hour. (N, q 435.06 Type of Filtration System G l� Square F6otaae of Filter Surface Area A. Pressure or gravity sand-3 gal.per min. per sq. ft. B. High Rate Sand- 15 gal. per min.per sq. ft. z I C. Diatomaceous Earth- 1.5-2.0 gal.per min. per sq.fi. D. Cartridge- .375 gal. per min.per sq.ft. ZAutomatic chlorinators provided and shall have a feed rate of at least three(3)pounds of chlorine per 10,000 gallons per 24 hours 0 for outdoor pools and at least one(1)pound of chlorine per 15,000 gallons per 24 hours for all indoor pools. Yes OO No( ) Revised 10/03/01 The equipment of the recirculation and purification system shall include: A. A filtration system Yes V,) No( ) B. Recirculation pumps Yes(X) No{ ) C. Hair and lint strainers Yes( No O r D. Provision for chemical feed Yes OQ No( ) E. Provision for bactericidal treatment Yes(X) No( ) F. Filter effluent flowmeter or meters Yes()o No ( ) G. Balancing or float-control tank or above-rim fill spout Yes(tO No( ) H_ 'Test kit(s)will be available to meet the requirements of 105 CIvIR 435.29 and must be capable of distinguishing free residual chlorine and combined chlorine Yes O� No( ), I. All other equipment necessary to make the particular treatment process complete and efficiently operable Yes O0 No( ) 435.27 Non Swimming area square footage g O GJJ/o (5ft. or less) Swimming area square footage s6G/c, over 5ft. ) Diving area C�—(Reserve 300 sq.ft. around each diving board) Maximum Bather Load 15 Sq. Ft.Non-Swimming area per person 20 Sq. Ft. Swimming area per person 10 Sq. Ft. Special Purpose Pool pj) 435.08 How many submerged inlets for uniform circulation t The spacing of the return inlets shall be not greater than 20 feet on center. In no case there be less than two such inlets per 600 square feet, or fraction thereof. The total velocity through the inlets shall not exceed 15 feet per second. Yes( No( ) Does the pool have a balancing or float controI'tank? Yes rJ` No O Y� .2 Does the pool have an over the rim fill spout located not to create a hazard or automatic water make up fill system? ' Yes 0 No'4 Outlet provided at deepest point of pool Yes No 0 D Two (2)required for pools more than 30 feet wide Yes No 0 � Outlet anti-vortex in design or outlet opening with non-removable grate our.(4)times the area of the discharge pipe_ Outlet cover can only be removed with use of tools. Yes�) No( } i A minimum of two suction outlets shall be provided for each pump in the suction outlet system,separated by a minimum of i"three feet or located on two different planes. Yes(1 No( ) All special purpose and wading pool shall,by July 1, 1998 install an emergency shut off pump switch, in an accessible location, prominently marked and within plain sight at the special purpose or wading pool. Yes ) No ( ) Outlet piping design capacity equal to the recirculation pump capacity Yes ( j No O Size .S Velocity _ 1 435.10 Type of Skimming facilities Skimmers or overflow system capable of recirculating 50%of the pool water from the top surface of the pool? Yes No ( ) In wall sk-immer(s)provided for each 500 sq. ft_ of pool surface area. Yes No ( ) In wall skimmer(s)provided for each 100 sq, ft. of special purpose pool surface area. Yes(N No( ) In wall skimmer capable of 20 gallons per minute per lineal foot of weir and a flow through rate of at least 30 gallons per minute. Yes No ( ) i 435.03 Hose connections provided for flushing down bathhouses,dressing rooms and pool decks. Yes( No ( ) Adequate storage space provided for janitorial and pool equipment. Yes)O No( ) Adequate lighting provided in all parts of bathhouse, dressing rooms,toilets and pool room(s). Yes V) No,( ) Adequate ventilation provided for room(s)housing indoor swimming pools,bathhouses,dressing rooms,shower-roams,and toilet. Yes K) No( ) Acoustical properties of rooms housing indoor swimming pools designed with materials to reduce reverberation of sound. Yes (X) No ( Adequate enclosure provided to prevent animals and unauthorized persons from entering outdoor pool area(a six (6)foot high fence in accordance with MGL C.140&206). Yes(}(I No( ) Adequate enclosure provided to prevent unauthorized persons from entering indoor pool area? Yes No( ) Sanitary drinking water facilities provided. Yes 00 No( ) Q wall r floor surface. Yes No i p 435.0�No projections except).adders and grab rails permuted from any pool al o fl o (X) ( ) The finish of pool walls and floors shall be of light color. Yes ) No( ) 435.1.1 Pool slopes shall not exceed-one(1)foot vertical in 12 feet horizontal. Yes(0 No O Maximum water depth of special purpose pools shall be four(4) feet measured from the waterline.Yes O No( ) Maximum depth of any seat or bench in a special purpose pool shall be two(2)feet Yes No( ) The walls of pools used for competitive swimming shall remain vertical for a minimum water depth of 3 feet six (6) inches. Yes (�) No( ) The maximum radius of coving shall be twelve(12)inches at depths from three(3)feet to four(4)feet six(6)inches. Yes ( No( j At depths greater than four feet six inches,.the radius of coving joining the wall and floor at any point shall be equal to not more than the depth of the pool at that point minus two feet six inches. Yes(� No( ) 435.12 Water depth markings required on the pool.deck and on the vertical pool walls at one-foot depth intervals in the shallow portio of the pool and then at appropriate places of not more than 25 feet intervals around the deep portion of the pool. Yes No( I A polyethylene line with floats shall separate the Non-swimming area from deeper water. Yes No( ) .All swimming pools constructed or.drained after the effective date of these regulations shall have the boundary line between the shallow and deep areas marked with a four-inch stripe of contrasting color on the floor and walls of the pool. Ledges and step edges shall also be marked with a four-inch stripe of contrasting color. Yes t-'19 No( ) 435.I3 Walkways shall be constructed of slip resistant materials continuous around the pool with a minimum width of four(4)feet sloped '',.tn�foot toward.adequate drains. Yes (e No( 435.14 There shall be a minimum of two (2) ladders or step holes and one additional ladder or step holes for each 75 feet of swimming pool perimeter with handrails to enter or exit the pool. Yes(4 No ( ) 435.15 Diving boards shall be rigidly constructed, properly anchored and covered with a Non-slip material. Yes &A No Y) n No diving board or platform more than ten feet above the pool water level shall be permitted for general public use in any public No swimming pool. Yes( , (I o b oa �1 At least thirteen feet of free and unobstructed headroom,eight feet behind and to each side,and sixteen feet ahead of the front of the diving board shall be provided. Yes(4 No( ) y, One meter diving boards or platforms shall have at least 30 inch guardrails that extend to the edge of the pool 'Wall. Yes(J?No 4(} r Diving boards or platforms higher than one meter shall have 36 inch guardrails that extend to the edge of the pool. Yes � No(�} The minimum water depth for deck type diving boards shall be S feet 6 inches. Yes } No Verify diving bowl specifications in appendix B,diagram IL Yes All, No The minimum water depth for one(I)meter boards shall be nine(9)feet. Yes No�4 boa(-A Verify diving bawl specifications in appendix B,diagram 1. Yes No uu`` `ry The minimum water depth for three(3)meter boards shall be 1.1 feet 6 inches. Yes No Verify diving bowl specifications in appendix B,diagram I. Yes No ( ) 435.26 fool waste and backwash water properly disposed of Yes( No( ) Diatomaceous earth filter backwash water must be discharged through a separation tank. Yes O�) No( ) 435.33 A thermostatic control for water temperature shall be provided for special purpose pools and only accessible to the pool operator. Yes U) No ( ) PUBLIC SWIMMING POOL REQUIREMENTS 435.03 Separate dressing and sanitary facilities for each sex provided. Yes(>L) No( ) Bathers shall be so routed that the crossing of street shoes and wet barefoot traffic is kept to a minimum. Yes 00 No ( Showers provided with hot and cold running water(one(1)for each 40 bathers).Yes t ) No( } Toilets provided for each sex(one(1) for each 40 bathers;for males urinals may be.substituted for one thud(1/3)of the required number). Yes OQ No( } Washbasins provided adjacent to toilets(one(1)for each 60 bathers). Yes( No ( } Designated room provided and equipped for emergency care of sick or injured bathers(cot,blanket,and4first aid kit). Yes 4) No O Comments/Special Requirements: STATEMENT: I.certify that the above information is correct and understand that if any changes are made in the above information withou per i sion from the Division of Health Inspections may nullify this approval. Signature: Title coyl' (excto r Preliminary Review By Date Title Final Approval By Date Title Fax Send Report JUN-25-201210:54 NON Fax Number : 15087906304 Name BARNST HEALTH Name/Number 916176245777 Page 2 Start Time JUN-25-2012 10:53 MON Elapsed Time 00,501, Mode STD ECM Results [0•K] I Town of Barnstable Regulatory Services Thomas F.Getter,Director Public Health Division Thomas McKean,Director 200 Main Street, Hyannis,MA 02601 DATE: AUr',& N(TNBER OF PAGES TO FOLLOW: TO: FRON�.�— J i PHONE: PHONE: (508)8624644 FAX P NE: FAX PHONE: (508)790-6304 5"17 cc: NU't'L;S/C:OMMENTS: Ver�an� ,5,4AJe,Q ' Q:\Tax Form.doc �oFIHE r Town of Barnstable o� Regulatory Services 16 9. ��� Thomas F. Geiler,Director s Public Health Division Thomas McKean, Director 200 Main Street, Hyannis, MA 02601 ME,- DATE: �Lk/u- 2 5 2 �— I NUMBER OF PAGES TO FOLLOW: Z TO: FROM- r14' oo A. 5-:-. 1 PHONE: PHONE: (508)862-4644 FAX P NE: FAX PHONE: (508)790-6304 S I/7 cc: one NOTES/COMMENTS: C� QAFax Form.doc Town of Barnstable Barnstable Board of Health MASa `&g 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 2007 Office: 508-862-4644 Wayne Miller,M.D. . FAX: 508-790-6304 Junichi Sawayanagi Paul Cannifl D.M.D. March 27, 2012 Mr. Stuart Bornstein 297 North-St. - - - Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Mr. Bornstein, You are granted a variance from 105 CMR 435.15, Minimum Standards for Swimming pools (State Sanitary Code, Chapter V) which does not allow for any projections (i.e. stairways) into any public or semi-public swimming pools. This variance will allow you to continue to operate the existing indoor semi-public swimming pool with the existing two sets of stairways protruding into the swimming pool at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Cape Cod, located at 287 Iyannough Road, Hyannis, with the following conditions: 1) You shall provide contrasting color stripes at least four (4) inches in height across each step riser for greater swimmer visibility on the two sets of stairs. 2) You shall provide different contrasting color stripes at least four (4) inches in height on each step tread for greater entrance and'exit visibility on the two sets of stairs. The variance is granted because the existing indoor swimming pool is surrounded by walls; therefore it would not be physically feasible to install recessed stairways and at the same time maintain a four feet wide walkway surrounding the perimeter of the pool, as required by the State Sanitary Code, without undergoing major renovations to the lower level of the hotel:— The applicant testified that the pool is not currently undergoing any major renovations; only the surfaces are being rescaled and the single drain is being upgraded to a double drain system.. Sin ely, ay Miller &h an I Q:\WPFILES\BomsteinPoolVariance2012.doc Pool depth marking Page 1 of 1 Stanton, David From: Wheeler, Peter(DPH) [peter.wheeler@state.ma.us] Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2012 10:27 AM To: Stanton, David Subject: Re: Pool depth marking I would mark it as 6 feet. From: Stanton, David [ma ilto:David.Stanton@town.barnsta ble.ma.us] Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2012 09:28 AM To: Wheeler, Peter(DPH) Subject: Pool depth marking Hi Peter, We are getting ready to open a new swimming pool soon, and I came across an interesting question. According to the owner of the pool, the pool is 5' deep maximum. According to our plans, the majority of the pool is <= 5' deep, however, in the center of the pool, where the pool slopes towards the main drains, it hits a maximum on 6' 3"according to the plans. Along the start of the bottom edge in the deep end, it is listed as 5' deep, then slopes to the 6' 3" depth. They currently have the depth markings at the deep end set at 5'. Would they also have to show the 6' depth mark as well? Very confusing as to which would be the proper way to mark the depth, do you go with the 5' depth as that is what is at the start of the bottom slope, or do you go with the 6' as someone could go to the 6' depth? Thank you for any assistance\thoughts. Attached is a section of the plans if that helps. <<double tree.jpg>> Thanks, David W. Stanton, RS Health Inspector Town of Barnstable 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 Direct phone: (508) 862-4647 Health Dept. phone: (508) 862-4644 Health Dept. fax (508) 790-6304 6/27/2012 _ r X , k V4� ��,yy�Zr' two a 6d'�D 9 Ilo3� 03 05- �-(aaoz rL, km� � 6 � 60 � b3. 3 6�07) a 3 e bd ;166e67 �sl Town of Barnstable Barnstable ti . Board of Health RARNST"MASS. 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 s6s9• ,�� 2007 Office: 508-862-4644 Wayne Miller,M.D. . FAX: 508-790-6304 Junichi Sawayanagi Paul Canniff,D.M.D. March 27, 2012 Mr. Stuart Bornstein -- - - —297 North St. -- _ Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Mr. Bornstein; You are granted a variance from 105 CMR 435.15, Minimum Standards for Swimming pools (State Sanitary Code, Chapter V) which does not allow for any projections (i.e. stairways) into any public or semi-public swimming pools. This variance will allow you to continue to operate the existing indoor semi-public swimming pool with the existing two sets of stairways protruding into the swimming pool at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Cape Cod, located at 287 Iyannough Road, Hyannis,ywith the following conditions: L. 1) You shall provide contrasting color stripes at,least four(4) inches in height across each step riser for greater swimmer visibility on the two sets of stairs. 2) You shall provide different contrasting color stripes at least four (4) inches in height on each step tread for greater entrance and'exit visibility on the two sets of stairs. The variance is granted because the existing indoor swimming pool is surrounded by walls; therefore it would not be physically feasible to install recessed stairways and at the same time maintain a four feet wide walkway surrounding the perimeter of the pool, as required by the State Sanitary Code, without undergoing major renovations to the lower level of the hotel. The applicant testified that the pool is not currently undergoing any major renovations; only the surfaces are being rescaled and the single drain is being upgraded to a double drain system. Sin ely, ay Miller Ch an i Q:\WPFILES\Borr steinPoolVariance2012.doc 1>oab�2�yry iL OF THE ip� DATE: Z--- ' FEE: WRNSTABLE, y MASS1639.. REC.BY �ATFD MA'S A,e Town of Barnstable SCHED.DATE:tzva �3 Board of Health 200 Main Street, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Wayne A.Miller,M.D. FAX: 508-790-6304 Junichi Sawayanagi Paul J.Canniff,D.M.D. VARIAN 'E-R UEST FORM LOCATION Property Address: �j Assessor's Map and Parcel Number: �b )U0 001 Size of Lot: WoJ Wetlands Within 300 Ft. Yes Business Name: No Subdivision Name:--'- APPLICANT'S NAME: 2j6c. m(- &WAI 1Je Phone Did the owner of the property authorize you to represent him or her? Yes No PROPERTY OWNER'S NAME CONTACT PERSON Name: (°aJIfU(.(.C.. ' 1�1I.��t l � Name: Address: N �1 " Address: Phone: �' `� /\� to Phone: VARIANCE FROM REGULATION(List Reg.) REASON FOR VARIANCE(May attach if more space needed) C) NATURE OF WORK: House Addition ❑ House Renovation ❑ Repair of Failed. Septic System'.❑ Checklist (to be completed by office staff-person receiving variance request application) t ,� Please submit copies in 4 separate completed sets. Four(4)copies of the completed variance request form Four(4)copies of engineered plan submitted(e.g.septic system plans) _ Completed seven(7)page checklist confirming review of engineered septic system plan by submitting engineer oriregistered sanitarian; _ Four(4)copies oMabeled dimensional floor plans submitted(e.g.house plans or restaurant kitchen plans) Ca _ Signed letter stating that the property owner authorized you to represent him/her for this request ' 'C M _ Applicant understands that the abutters must be notified by certified mail at least ten days prior to meeting date at applicant's expense(for Title V and/or local sewage regulation variances only) Full menu submitted(for grease trap variance requests only) _ Variance request application fee collected(no fee for lifeguard modification renewals,grease trap variance renewals[same owner/lessee only], outside dining variance renewals[same owner/leasee only],and variances to repair failed sewage disposal systems[only if no expansion to the building proposed]) _ Variance request submitted at least 15 days prior to meeting date VARIANCE APPROVED Wayne Miller,Chairman NOT APPROVED Junichi Sawayanagi REASON FOR DISAPPROVAL Paul J.Canniff,D.M.D. C:\Documents and Settings\dkyle.HOLLYLAND\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Fi1es\0LK2D\VARIREQ.D0C S Attached Sheet To Variance Request Form RE: Ridgewood Avenue, LLC (Owner/Applicant) The subject property is 287 Iyannough Road, Hyannis, which was formerly The Radisson Hotel. In November 2011, we ceased operating as a Radisson, and closed down for business in order to renovate and re-open in Spring 2012 as the "Doubletree by Hilton Hotel Cape Cod". The indoor pool remains exactly the same as when we purchase the property in 1996. In connection with the hotel renovation, we are performing purely cosmetic work to the indoor pool area, specifically, installing new surface on the deck and resurfacing the interior of the pool. We are adding another main drain in order to comply with the Virginia Baker Act. There is no room to modify the area where the stairs are located, as theya re only 3'6" away from an existing wall that cannot be modified. I , HOLLY MANAGEMENT & SUPPLY CORPORATION 5�o� 297 North Street ?�J� Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601 (508)775-9316 FAX(508)775-6526 February 21, 2012 VIA HAND DELIVERY Town of Barnstable Board of Health 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 ATTN: Mr. Thomas McKean, Director RE: Pool work at 287 Iyannough Road °- &t t) Applicant/owner: Ridgewood Avenue, LLC Dear Tom: Enclosed please find completed Variance Request Form, together with a check for the $95.00 fee. Would you kindly place this matter on the March 131" agenda. Thank you, and please don't hesitate to call should you require any further information in this regard. Sincerely G � .Stuart Bornstein (Manager of Ridgewood Avenue, LLC) Enclosures quble Tree Hotel (previously, Raddison) Page 1 of 1 .- Crocker, Sharon From: McKean, Thomas Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 4:12 PM To: Crocker, Sharon Subject: Re: Double Tree Hotel (previously, Raddison) 1)Yes and 2)that's all fir now. A neat plan or sketch and a picture would be helpful however. From: Crocker, Sharon 22°(�Z (7e�e�r�- S/ To: McKean, Thomas r I Sent: Tue Feb 21 16:04:11 2012 -� - Subject: Double Tree Hotel (previously, Raddison) eF r T Stu Bornstein's office brought over four variance forms concerning the pool at Raddison. They did not know which code to reference for the variance. They did explain that the hotel is NOT under new owners. It is still owned by Ridgewood Avenue, LLC. It is just a new d/b/a. With this is mind: 1) Do they need to come to the Board? 2) If they come: What do I need from application other than the variance form? Thank you. Sharon 2/28/2012 I , HOLLY MANAGEMENT & SUPPLY CORPORATION 297 North Street Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601 (508)775-9316 FAX(508)775-6526 March 2, 2012 VIA HAND DELIVERY Town of Barnstable Board of Health 200 Main Street Hyannis, MA 02601 ATTN: Sharon Rooney RE: Pool work at 287 Iyannough Road Applicant/owner: Ridgewood Avenue, LLC Dear Sharon: As per your request, enclosed please find four(4) copies of two photographs of the pool at the Radisson, as well as floor plans. Hopefully these photographs and floor plans, -combined with the photographs taken by Donna of your office, will evidence the fact that no major work is being performed in the pool area,just a re-surfacing as outlined in the application submitted for the March 13t" hearing. Thank you for your assistance in this regard. Sincerely Stuart Bornstein (Manager of Ridgewood Avenue, LLC) Enclosures 1 � I I o ba?` e ` c Y to - ,.,rr}, E M 1 4 2 r � r it, V{ fi fia , XY a� I � , r a. 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Must have a landline outside for 911 . Need written. certification from builder, bldg- dept. , plumbing & electrical engineer & designing engineer from Coastal Engineering that this pool is ADA and AAB compliant . Pool shall not obtain pool permit unless all requirements are met . r. �1WHE'�. Town of Barnstable BAMSTABM = Board of Health 9�p %639. ��� 200 Main Street rED MA'S a Hyannis,MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Susan G.Rask R.S. FAX: 508-790-6304 Wayne Miller,M.D. Sumner Kaufman M.S.P.H. October 17, 2005 Ms. Patricia Anderson Ramada Regency Inn 1127 Route 132 QA f5 50„-, Hyannis, MA 02632 Il RE D iJiJk fe�gurard Modific Lion fior the`Swimming^Pool/ Rad'isso'n w....z .a3c.:.r Dear Ms. Anderson, We will allow you to employ "qualified swimmers," in lieu of the requirement to employ fully certified lifeguards, at your swimming pool located at the Radisson, 287 lyannough Road, Hyannis, MA. This includes persons in your pool and includes-a-ll-other-persons"withiri�thepoolleenclosure. The following conditions must be complied with: (1) The pool must be supervised by a "qualified swimmer" of fully certified lifeguard at all times while the pool is open. We wish to make it clear that this swimmer must be at the pool and cannot be observing from the desk unless another swimmer is provided and physically present at the pool. This swimmer must be certified in adult, child, and pediatric CPR by the American Red Cross, American Heart Association or equivalent, be familiar with lifesaving equipment and knowledgeable in first aid procedures. (Minimum swimmer qualification requirements are enclosed). (2) All qualified swimmers shall wear orange colored hats or orange colored visors with the words "POOL STAFF" in 15 millimeter (5/8 inch) black colored lettering on the front of the hats. (3) The maximum capacity of the swimming pool is reduced to nineteen (19) persons. (4) You shall maintain a permanent record on a form prescribed by the Board of Health listing each swimmer supervising the pool when it is in use. (Sample of prescribed form is enclosed). Q:WP:PoolModification 0 (5) You shall submit a copy of the applicant's insurance policy naming the Town as coinsured in the amount of$1,000,000. (6) All other regulations contained in Chapter V, Minimum Standards for Swimming Pools, must be strictly complied with. (7) The qualified swimmer(s) must hold a current American Heart Association, American Red Cross, or equivalent CPR certificates with training in adult, child, and pediatric CPR. (8) The swimming pool water must be tested for coliform bacteria at least monthly by a certified laboratory. Please be advised that if you exceed this capacity of 19 persons, your modification will be invalid and you will be required to cease operation of the pool. This modification expires December 31, 2005. It will be your responsibility to request a lifeguard modification approval each year. Sin r ly, yne iller, M.D. Chair an BOARD OF HEALTH TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Q ATToolModification i August 22,2005 Board of Health Town of Barnstable 200 Main Street Hyannis,MA 02601 RE: Variance—Lifeguard Modifications—Radisson Hotel,287 Iyannough Road,Hyannis,MA 02601 This letter is to request for a modification of the swimming requirements to allow us to hire qualified swimmers. Either we would have a certified Lifeguard or Qualified Swimmer in attendance at all times the pool is open. Attached are copies of certifications from American Red Cross for CPR,adult,child,infant and First Aid Certificates,along with our Liability Insurance Certificate for$1 million liability with the Town of Barnstable as the Certificate Holder and listed under Description as: "Town of Barnstable additional insured as respects to the operations of Swimming Pool". Thank you for your consideration. Sincerely yours, Patricia Anderson m Area Human Resource Director >-� f ♦+ f+t 3 rn I Radisson Hotel Hyannis 287 lyannough Road • Hyannis,Massachusetts 02601 Telephone:508-771-1700 • Fax 508-771-7563 www.radisson.com/hyannisma TOWN OF BARNSTABLE �F TN E Taw e�Py o OFFICE OF i 3MNS UL a BOARD OF HEALTH NAB& OM3�Y•���0� 367 MAIN STREET ay 10, 2001 HYANNIS, MASS.02601 Stuart Bornstein Radisson Inn Motel 287 lyanough Road Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Mr. Bornstein: You are hereby officially warned due to violations of 105 CMR 435.23 and.the Town of Barnstable Board of Health requirements pertaining to the presence of fully certified lifeguard(s) all times the pool is in use. On Saturday March 31, 2001, the swimming pool at 287 lyanough Road was in operation with approximately twenty-eight children occupying the pool area without the presence of fully certified lifeguards. Mr. Bornstein testified that the acting lifeguard —"Nate" had some certification and that his CPR had expired. However, to date, the Board of Health has not received any records of the acting lifeguard's certification records as requested. Also, on December 5, 2000, Health Inspector.Glen Harrington observed occupancy of the swimming pool area without a lifeguard present at the at the pool site. Ms. Terry Fletcher, Manager, testified that.there were no persons in the pool area at that time. However, according to Health Inspector Glen Harrington's inspection report, there were two children and a woman in the pool area. Mr. Bornstein testified that the lifeguard left the pool area to obtain towels for a short period of time. Your request for a modification from the lifeguard requirement, in order to provide "qualified"swimmers" in lieu of fully certified lifeguards, is not granted. However, you are granted permission to utilize both a fully certified lifeguard and a "qualified swimmer" to supervise the pool at the same time whenever the number of swimmers exceeds 24. You are reminded that both Section 435.23 and the Town of Barnstable Board of Health require fully certified lifeguards in attendance at all times while any semi-public or public swimming pool is in use. PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Susan G. RJ, R.S. Chairman Board of Health Town of Barnstable SGR/bcs radisson �,_ ��� 0��'�'" �� � - �� ( I .. . � . _ i lK/ HEARING MAY 21,2001 (NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE) One child wondered into the deeper area and had problems s mg at the surface, however, no qualified Lifeguard responded. A child's father then ' ped into the swimming pool, while fully clothed, to rescue the child. Upon later stioning, it was determined that an individual was present, acting as a lifeguard. Y 'nformed Mr. McKean that his name was "Nate"however; no lifeguard certification was available when requested on multiple dates including Monday,April 2, 2001, Wednesday, April 5, 2001 and Thursday,April 5, 2001. To date the lifeguard Certification has not been received as requested, after several requests from Health Officials. ¢VMWETown of Barnstable BAMSTA13M Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services ,.� Public Health Division prEDN'0�� P.O. Box 534, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-8624644 Thomas A.McKean,RS,CHO FAX: 508-790-6304 Director of Public Health April 18, 2001 Ms. Jamila Bornstein Quinequessett Ave. Mashpee, MA. Re: Radisson Inn Swimming Pool NOTICE OF SHOW-CAUSE HEARING You will be given an opportunity to be heard at 7:00 PM. on May 1, 2001, at the Barnstable Town Hall, second floor conference room,to show-cause why your semi-public swimming pool permit should not be suspended or revoked due to violations of 105 CMR 435.000 on December 5, 2000 and March 31, 2001. On Saturday March 31, 2001, the swimming pool at 287 Iyannough Road was in operation, with approximately thirty children occupying the pool area without evidence of supervision by fully certified lifeguards. Also, on December 5, 2000, Health Inspector Glen Harrington observed occupancy of the swimming pool area without a lifeguard present at the pool site. During the hearing,you will be given an opportunity to be heard,present witnesses, and to present documentary evidence to show-cause why your swimming pool permit should not be suspended or revoked. You are reminded that 435.34 specifically states, "the operator shall be familiar with the provisions of 105 CMR 435.000 and every applicable law pertaining to swimming, wading, and special purpose pools". Both section 435.23 and the Town of Barnstable Board of Health requires fully certified lifeguards in attendance at all times while any public/semi- public swimming pool is in.use. PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Thomas McKean CC: Certified Pool Operator Hotel Manager Radisson Inn 287 Iyannough Road Hyannis,MA.02601 TOWN OF BARNSTABLE Cyr _ y FTHE T0� Q OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH � a i B9H3STSBL o 7 MAO& p - op�O 39. 367 MAIN STREET ay 10, 2001 HYANNIS, MASS.02601 Stuart Bornstein Radisson Inn Motel , 287 lyanough Road Hyannis, MA 02601 Dear Mr. Bornstein: You are hereby officially warned due to violations of 105 CMR 435.23 and.the Town of Barnstable Board of Health requirements pertaining to the presence of fully certified lifeguard(s) all times the pool is in use. On Saturday March 31, 2001, the swimming pool at 287 lyanough Road was in operation_ with approximately twenty-eight children occupying the pool area without the presence of fully certified lifeguards. Mr. Bornstein testified that the acting lifeguard —"Nate" had some certification and that his CPR had expired. However, to date, the Board of Health has not received any records of the acting lifeguard's certification records as requested. Also, on December 5, 2000, Health Inspector.Glen Harrington observed occupancy of the swimming pool area without a lifeguard present at the at the pool site. Ms. Terry Fletcher, Manager, testified that there were no persons in the pool area at that time. However, according to Health Inspector Glen Harrington's inspection report, there were two children and a woman in the pool area. Mr. Bornstein testified that the lifeguard left the pool area to obtain towels for a short period of time. Your request for a modification from the lifeguard requirement, in order to provide "qualified"swimmers" in lieu of fully certified lifeguards, is not granted. However, you are granted permission to utilize both a fully certified lifeguard.and a "qualified swimmer" to supervise the pool.at the same time whenever the number of swimmers exceeds 24. You are reminded that both Section 435.23 and the Town of Barnstable Board of Health require fully certified lifeguards in attendance at all times while any semi-public or public swimming pool is in use. PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Susan G. R , R.S. Chairman Board of Health Ask Town of Barnstable SGR/bcs radisson I"E r Town of Barnstable STAB Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services 16yg. ,. Public Health Division ArED"A0�p P.O. Box 534, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-862-4644 Thomas A.McKean,RS,CHO FAX: 508-790-6304 Director of Public Health April 18, 2001 Ms. Jamila Bornstein 297 North Street Hyannis, MA. 02601 Re: Radisson Inn Swimming Pool NOTICE OF SHOW-CAUSE HEARING You will be given an opportunity to be heard at 7:00 PM. on May 1, 2001, at the Barnstable Town Hall, 367 Main St. Hyannis, MA. 02601, second floor conference room,to show- cause why your semi-public swimming pool permit should not be suspended or revoked due to violations of 105 CMR 435.000 on December 5, 2000 and March 31, 2001. On Saturday March 31, 2001,the swimming pool at 287 Iyannough Road was in operation, with approximately thirty children occupying the pool area without evidence of supervision by fully certified lifeguards. Also, on December 5, 2000, Health Inspector Glen Harrington observed occupancy of the swimming pool area without a lifeguard present at the pool site. During the hearing, you will be given an opportunity to be heard,present witnesses, and to present documentary evidence to show-cause why your swimming pool permit should not be t suspended.or revoked. You are reminded that 435.34 specifically states, "the operator shall be familiar with the provisions of 105 CMR 435.000 and every applicable law pertaining to swimming,wading, and special purpose pools". Both section 435.23 and the Town of Barnstable Board of Health requires fully certified lifeguards in attendance at all times while any public/semi- public swimming pool is in use. PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Thomas McKean CC: Certified Pool Operator Hotel Manager Radisson Inn 287 Iyannough Road Hyannis,MA.02601 Health Complaints 26-Apr-01 Time: 2:20:00 PM Date: 3/31/01 Complaint Number: 2773 Referred To: EDWARD BARRY Taken By: DONNA MIORANDI Complaint Type: GENERAL Article X Detail: Business Name: Gold's Gym/Radisson Hotel Number: Street: Village: HYANNIS Assessors Map Parcel: Complaint Description: Donna Miorandi, Health Inspector, for the Town of Barnstable,was called to deliver dry clothes to her husband, Ralph Miorandi because he had to jump into the pool to rescue a child,Allie Jason, from drowning. Ralph Miorandi, witnessed this child going under for the third time . Due to the fact that he could not reach her from the edge of the pool he had to jump in, clothes, eyeglasses, hat and shoes. Donna Miorandi, upon arriving at the pool, went over to the acting lifegaurd and asked him if he was a CERTIFIED lifeguard. His answer was "No but, I know how to swim". I informed him of the regulations and the requirements at the time. He stated he had just started working that day and didn't know who his boss was. I told him it would be addressed on Monday(April 2, 2001). Actions Taken/Results: Donna Miorandi called and left a message on Mr. McKean's answering machine on Saturday evening regarding a swimming pool matter, without any specific information describing what the actual problem was. Mr. McKean attempted to return the call twice on Saturday night and left two messages on Donna 1 f ir.f M1. Health Complaints 26-Apr-01 Miorandi's home answering machine. Then, Mr. McKean went to the Home Show on Sunday afternoon at 4:45 p.m. to discuss the issue with her and to assist Donna Miorandi with breakdown of the Health Division booth. TM informed Donna that the issue will be addressed first thing the next morning (Monday morning). On Monday morning, TM instructed Health Inspector Edward Barry to go to the site and to obtain information regarding the credentials of the acting lifeguard who worked there on the previous Saturday. EFB went to the site Monday morning and ordered the pool closed. Ed Barry talked to ED GLUMB .CHIEF ENGINEER, ABOUT THE POOL INCIDENT. Mr. Barry TOLD HIM THAT ALL LIFEGARDS HAVE TO HAVE ON DUTY A CERTIFIED POOL OPERATOR(CPO). NO ONE was ON DUTY AT THIS TIME .THE LAST CPO LEFT THE JOB IN FIRST WEEK OF JAN 2001.ED SAID HE WAS GOING TO THE CPO COURSE WITHIN THE WEEK TO BE CERTIFIED. ED Glumb showed Edward Barry A COPY OF THE COURSE COMPLETION. Mr. Glumb stated that HE IS GOING TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE POOL OPERATION . Mr. Barry REVIEWED THE WORK SCHEDULE FOR THE LIFE GUARDS FOR THE LAST THREE WEEKS FOR THE POOL AT THE RADISSON.ON SATURDAY MARCH 31,2001 THE SLOT WAS BLANK AND THERE WAS A NOTE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SHEET ASKING SOMEONE TO COVER AS A LIFEGUARD. TERRY FLETCHER,THE GENERAL MANAGER, stated she DID NOT KNOW WHO WAS ON DUTY AS A LIFEGUARD FOR SATURDAY,MARCH 31,2001 Investigation Date: Investigation Time: 2 -HEARING MAY 21,2001 (NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE) l . One child wondered into the deeper area and had problems staying at the surface, however, no qualified Lifeguard responded. A child's father then jumped into the swimming pool,while fully clothed,to rescue the child. Upon later questioning, it was determined that an individual was present, acting as a lifeguard. You informed Mr. McKean that his name was"Nate"however; no lifeguard certification was available when requested on multiple dates including Monday, April 2, 2001, Wednesday, April 5, 2001 and Thursday, April 5, 2001. To date the lifeguard Certification has not been received as requested, after several requests from Health Officials. r � Don White �Zt THE COMMONWEALTH OF M Clrn'l l:n�inrc r Z `f f Z ) TOWN OF BARNSTF t 2,571"nnnou 11 Road pp� SWIMMING POOL INSPEC Il`"""i� �`I<rssachusctts =� br 02601 ��• TYPE OF POOL: PUBLIC 0 SEMI-P.UB IC .. SPECIAL PURPOSE❑ POOL V, >�/ j NAME OF POOL w(rt ADDRESS l' OWNER • 7 I_rlr,t, i�llSi,-9 Z ' K ,r_ �' "" ADDRESS U t32"> z Regulation 105 CMR 435.000 effective date:2/20/98 The items marked below with an"X"it /.i(Ibi /_17tr1/ . '- 03. .Bathhouse and sanitary facilities adequate lighting.ventilation:sanitary condition.Adequate ehc o re-aruunu � 1 044.. Sewage disposal �5 Location,structural stability,finish L� '!X 06 Water circulation&filtration systems.Filter effluent flow meter reading gpm.#of tumovers 06 Suitable automatic equipment for disinfection of pool water. Sd GCA(�-�•� Pt l 1006 CO2 equipment for pH control CO2 cylinders anchored Inaccessible to public Adequate ventilation. 1 ' Inlets&Outlets-Inlets located to produce uniform circulation.Over rim fill spout 6"above max.water level.Properly shielded&located. " 08 Main drain suction outlets covered w/suitable protective covers/grates.Cannot be removed w/o use of tools.Open area does not provide entrapment of fin ers toes etc...At least one antivortex drain provided g , Each system outlet protected against user entrapment by antivortex cover or by other means.Minimum of 2 suction outlets provided for each pump,properly located and plumbed. It I ✓08 Suction outlet covers in place,unbroken and secure and cannot be removed except w/use oftools.Close pool Immediately if outlet covers missing,broken,loose or can be removed w/o tools until repairs are made. Special purpose pool&wading pools equipped with emergency shut-off pump switch.Accessible and prominently marked. V09 Cross-connections.Potable water supplied through air gap. (, 10 Skimming Facilities.50%df recirculation drawn from surface of pool. %—I2 Line with floats separates non-swimmer area from deeper water. 12 Water depth markings on deck and walls.Properly spaced.Boundary line on pool floor and walls.Step edges marked with contrasting color. ---1'3 Walkways&Decks 4 ft.wide.Safe condition. v14 Ladders,steps-one per 75.feet.Not less than 2 ladders. �A M 15 Diving equipment in safe condition. 4g;i: 'd•il t�Pool supervision provided. CPO w/proper training.On staffer on contract,.Documentation provided. Pemiit issued.Adequate maintenance and testing records.Records initialed by person making tests. � lI Health Regs.Signs posted Warning signs for special purpose pools. g !� P P rP � I _LA Lifeguard ual.Swimmer 0 If lifeguard:proper credentials,proper suits and garments wom.Whistle&bullhorn provided. Qual.Swimmer:CPR trained, iK t BOH approved.Limit bather load to 19 al _✓24 Safety Equipment.Ring buoys and rescue hook provided. Rescue tube and backboard w/straps at pools attended by lifeguard. i 25 First aid equipment provided.-First aid kit complete. t-/25 Emergency Communication system at the pool and in working order.Emergency communication device in unlocked area and available at all times to staff and the public.Operating instructions and emergency numbers posted. i; l6 Waste&backwash water disposal properly discharged. No direct connection to sewer system.Separation tank provided for diatomaceous earth filter backwash water. P P P Y f"• '� ✓19 Chemical Standards. FqY requency of Testing: - j` POOL SIDE READINGS IN PARTS PER MILLION- m v / Bromine Alkalini 2.0-6.0 Total chlorine 60-150 Free chlorine 1.0-3.0 "Z C uric Acid , 30-50,max 100 Comb.chlorine 0.0-0.2 Watertem . p 78-94.s a<1 44 H 7.2-7.8 �;•i 30 Water testing equipment.DPD kit provided for chlorine&bromine.Unbreakable thermometer for special purpose pools.No test strips �31ill„II . &32 Water Clarity:Can see 6"black disk at bottom off) ool.Water clarity maintained.Filtration operating continuously. Special purpose pool drained&cleaned every 14 days minimum I�IEi I '1. `! 33 Thermostatic control provided for each SPP.Thermostatic control only accessible to the pool operator.''" 7: f i 34 POOL MUST BE CLOSED UNTIL IT MEETS 105 CMR 435.29 THROUGH 435.31.Ifthe pool is closed by a Health Inspector or other agent ofthe B.O.H., k {{ the pool shall remain closed until the Health Inspector re-opens pool in writing. a ill l COMMENTS: \k • SIGNED: SIGNED: tti DATE: i OPERAT Board ofHealth/Health P6pt.Representative ,.i (/ Till Don White THE COMMONWEALTH OF M Cluny l n,�ittrr'r Wiz'd � �d ✓ e TOWN OF BARNSTF z OV vv I ',,nnc,u 11 I uad n SWIMMING POOL INSPEC !I am,is,.\I,ssni.l,usetls x 02C,()1 �1�•.1• TYPE OF POOL: PUBLIC❑ SEMI-PUB IC SPECIAL PURPOSE❑ POOL V" a�/ NAME OF POOL 4y45, ADDRESS OWNER -1 ? L1rr11 1 z ADDRESS I.OSI 10 ,323 Regulation 105 CMR 435.000 effective date:2/20/98 The items marked below with an"X"ii T'I''1'/ ' :' :th i %- 03. Bathhouse and sanitary facilities adequate lighting.ventilation:sanita condition.Ad uate enclosure arourw q � g� •ry q ''�04. Sewage disposal -TC',,'� wyJ � �:Location,structural stability,finish 066 Water circulation&filtration systems.Filter effluent flow meter reading gpm.#oftumovers u- 6 Suitable automatic equipment for disinfection of pool water. S�GC I��•;. 16 go '�q yf6 CO2 equipment for pH control CO2 cylinders anchored Inaccessible to public Adequate ventilation. _ 8 Inlets&Outlets-Inlets located to produce uniform circulation.Over rim fill spout 6"above max.water level.Properly shielded&located. " 08 Main drain suction outlets covered w/suitable protective covers/grates.Cannot be removed w/o use of tools.Open area does not provide entrapment of fin er etc...At least one antivortex drain provided P g s,toes, Each system outlet protected against user entrapment by antivortex cover or by other means.Minimum of 2 suction outlets provided for each pump,properly located and plumbed. 9i �(�'I ✓08 Suction outlet covers in place,unbroken and secure and cannot be removed except w/use oftools.Close pool immediately if outlet covers missing,broken,loose r4 , or can be removed w/o tools until repairs are made. 1i _11_�8 Special purpose pool&wading pools equipped with emergency shut-off pump switch.Accessible and prominently marked. V09 Cross-connections.Potable water supplied through air gap. _Vfo Skimming Facilities.50%df recirculation drawn from surface of pool: �(6 Line with floats separates non-swimmer area from deeper water. k il,i 12 Water depth markings on deck and walls.Properly spaced.Boundary line on pool floor and walls.Step edges marked with contrasting color. ' Walkways&Decks 4 ft.wide.Safe condition. Ladders,steps=one per 75 feet.Not less than 2 ladders. 14L41 15 Diving equipment in safe condition. I;I t�Pool supervision provided. CPO w/proper training.On staff or on contract,Documentation provided. `^fI Permit issued.Adequate maintenance and testing records.Records initialed by person making tests. tkl (—,T2 Health Regs.Signs posted Warning signs for special purpose pools. _Le113 Lifeguard ual.Swimmer ❑ If lifeguard:proper credentials,proper suits and garments worn.Whistle&bullhorn provided. Qua].Swimmer:CPR trained, BOH approved.Limit bather load to 19 '! _✓"l4 Safety Equipment.Ring buoys and rescue hook provided. Rescue tube and backboard w/straps at pools attended by lifeguard. f(I.. ill —2255 First aid equipment provided. First aid kit complete. 25 Emergency Communication system at the pool and in working order.Emergency communication device in unlocked area and available at all times t a r� public.0 crating instructions and emergency numbers posted. o staff and the i �1ill =l6 .Waste&backwash water disposal properly discharged. No direct connection to sewer system.Separation tank provided for diatomaceous earth filter backwash water. i�jil ✓l9 Chemical Standards. Frequency of Testing: POOL SIDE READINGS IN PARTS PER MILLION- in It Bromine 2.0-6.0 Total chlorine Alkalini 7j 1r . 60- , Free chlorine 1.0-3.0 z ' C anuric Acid 30-50 max 100 Water Comb.chlorine 0.0-0.2 "i:hl�• ! . 78-84.s a<104 P H 7.2-7.8 �:IL ' 0 Water testing equipment.DPD kit provided for chlorine&bromine.Unbreakable thermometer for special purpose pools.No test strips 0 +> %1013 1&32 Water Clarity:Can see 6"black disk at bottom ofpool.Water clarity maintained.Filtration operating continuously. j 32 Special purpose pool drained&cleaned every 14 days minimum 33 Thermostatic control provided for each SPP.Thermostatic control only accessible to the pool operator a 1<34 POOL MUST BE CLOSED UNTIL IT MEETS 105 CMR 435.29 THROUGH 435.31.If the pool is closed by a Health Inspector or other agent ofthe B.O.H., writing. 'f� q the pool shall remain closed until the Health Inspector re-opens pool in 1� � '•J f I I" I � 'i k 0 COMMENTS: '0, a SIGNED: i�; OPERAT SIGNED: t� `+ DATE: z S Zd72j Board of Health/Health pt.Representative pp '..f+� ��''. ,. ...,., r,ee6r:� YNIC! r THE COMMONWEALTH OF M Don White ��i z p. c TOWN OF BARNSTF Z V I rnnuci,;lr Road SWIMMING POOL INSPEC I I`'""'i`-"�lassadnisetts _� b 02(,u1 TYPE OF POOL: PUBLIC❑ SEMI-PUBLIC SPECIAL PURPOSED POOL V+ D V 1 NAME OF POOL c� ADDRESS OWNER Z mow. r: '� ADDRESS Oirc'i+ Regulation 105 CMR 435.000 effective date:2/20/98 The i ems marked below with an"X"if 1`h.pb I, +'i/41/ Z l-7,-llr/ � � {nr: 5(l,ri �l ,13ri , `� U3. Bathhouse and sanitary facilities adequate lighting.ventilation:sanitary condition.Adequafe enclosure arounu n _04. Sewage disposal � .i` ' Location,structural stability,finish 1{ "`�06 Water circulation&filtration systems.Filter effluent flow meter reading gpm.#ofturnovers 0 Suitable automatic equipment for disinfection ofpool water. Sa clk", vl __006 CO2 equipment for pH control CO2 cylinders anchored Inaccessible to public Adequate ventilation. �� Inlets&Outlets-Inlets located to produce uniform circulation.Over rim fill spout 6"above max.water level.Properly shielded&located. i Z'�08 Main drain suction outlets covered w/suitable protective covers/grates.Cannot be removed w/o use of tools.Open area does not provide entrapment of etc...At least one antivortex.drain provided p fingers,toes, ! Each system outlet protected against user entrapment by antivortex cover or by other means.Minimum of 2 suction outlets provided for each pump,properly located and plumbed. ✓OS Suction outlet covers in place,unbroken and secure and cannot be removed except w/use of tools.Close pool immediately if outlet covers missin ,broken loose or can be removed w/o tools until repairs are made. g �8 Special purpose pool&wading pools equipped with emergency shut-off pump switch.Accessible and prominently marked. �I t/09 Cross-connections.Potable water supplied through PP gh air gap. �'� �r�� ��WI ►d EMI: ! EV 10 Skimming Facilities.50%df recirculation drawn from surface of pool. p i _r L Line with floats separates non-swimmer area from deeper water. {!' 12 Water depth markings on deck and walls.Properly spaced.Boundary line on pool floor and walls.Step edges marked with contrasting � g color. 1 Walkways&Decks 4 fl.wide.Safe condition. 4 . V14 Ladders,steps one per 75 feet.Not less than 2 ladders. 15 Diving equipment in safe condition. h t,11 Pool supervision provided. CPO w/proper training.On staff or on contract,Documentation provided. �; Z1 Permit issued.Adequate maintenance and testing records.Records initialed by person making tests. � �1h Health Regs.Signs posted Warning signs for special purpose pools. �x[� —LZ11 Lifeguard ual.Swimmer`❑ If lifeguard:proper credentials,proper suits and garments worn.Whistle&bullhorn rovided. Qua]. w" Fi f alii'' BOH approved.Limit bather.load to 19 P Q Swimmer:CPR trained, ✓24 Safety Equipment.Ring buoys and rescue hook provided. Rescue tube and backboard w/straps at pools attended by lifeguard. ".1i 25 First aid equipment provided. First aid kit complete. � tltj)i'`�a !_/25 Emergency Communication system at the pool and in working order.Emergency communication device in unlocked area and available at all times to staffand the public.Operating instructions and emergency numbers posted. ,, 6 Waste&backwash water disposal properly discharged. No direct connection to sewer system.Separation tank provided for diatomaceous earth filter backwash t water. klVhl r,l 119 Chemical Standards. Frequency g '1 x ( 'rsi�'iof Testing: : /lb L y) d„ili 1 POOL SIDE READINGS IN PARTS PER MILLION- in Bromine 2.0-6.0 Alkalini Total chlorine !11 v 60-150 C anuric Acid Free chlorine ,1y1 1.0-3.0 •z, „+ 30-50,max 100 Comb.chlorine 6-0-0-2 ] r Water tern . 78-84,s a<104 H 30 Water testing equipment.DPI)kit provided for chlorine&bromine.Unbreakable thermometer for special purpose pools.No test strips V31&32 Water Clarity:Can see 6"black disk at bottom of pool.Water clarity maintained.Filtration operating continuously. 32 Special purpose pool drained&'cleaned every 14 days minimum I I f 33 Thermostatic control provided for each SPP The rmostatic ermostatic control only accessible t ' o the pool operator . ', 'rl` _34 POOL MUST BE CLOSED UNTIL IT MEETS 105 CMR 435.29 THROUGH 435.31.If the pool is closed by a Health Inspector or p other agent of the B.O.H., ;j the pool shall remain closed until the Health Inspector re-opens pool In writing. COMMENTS: c 4+ -------------- AIII + t.. x� SIGNED: t SIGNED: l � OPERAT t...� � DATE: Board of Health/Health I)pt Representative { s�4 THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS � TOWN OF BARNSTABLE � • V— t SWIMMING POOL INSPECTION REPORT I•' 1 TYPE OF POOL: PUBLIC❑ SEMI-PUB IC SPECIAL PURPOSE❑ POOL VOLUME: GAL. MAX BATHER LOAD NAME OF POOL R - ADDRESS OWNER ? Ra ,. ? ADDRESS Regulation 105 CMR 435.000 effective date:2/20/98 The items marked below with an"X"indicate the violated provisions. Items marked with a check are satisfactory. � �03. Bathhouse and sanitary facilities adequate lighting.ventilation:sanitary condition.Adequate enclosure around pool.Gate self-latching 4 ft.above ground. t 7✓04. Sewage disposal _­ 5 Location,structural stability,finish '1 06 Water circulation&filtration systems.Filter effluent flow meter reading gpm.9 of tumovers 0 Suitable automatic equipment for disinfection of pool water. 1 U96 CO2 equipment for pH control CO2 cylinders anchored Inaccessible to public Adequate ventilation. Inlets&Outlets-Inlets located to produce uniform circulation.Over rim fill spout 6"above max.water level.Properly shielded&located. zo8 Main drain suction outlets covered w/suitable protective covers/grates.Cannot be removed w/o use of tools.Open area does not provide entrapment of fingers,toes, etc...At least one antivortex drain provided _V�0 8 Each system outlet protected against user entrapment by antivortex cover or by other means.Minimum of 2 suction outlets provided for each pump,properly located and plumbed. _✓08 Suction outlet covers in place,unbroken and secure and cannot be removed except w/use oftools.Close pool immediately if outlet covers missing,broken,loose or can be removed w/o tools until repairs are made. Special purpose pool&wading pools equipped with emergency shut-off pump switch.Accessible and prominently marked. V09 Cross-connections.Potable water supplied through air gap. V10 Skimming Facilities.50%of recirculation drawn from surface of pool. \—T Line with floats separates non-swimmer area from deeper water. 12 Water depth markings on deck and walls.Properly spaced.Boundary line on pool floor and walls.Step edges marked with contrasting color. �3 Walkways&Decks 4 ft.wide.Safe condition. �\. 4 Ladders,steps-one per 75 feet.Not less than 2 ladders. 15 Diving equipment in safe condition. t Pool supervision provided. CPO w/proper training.On staff or on contract,Documentation provided. _` !' I Permit issued.Adequate maintenance and testing records.Records initialed by person making tests. +2 Health Pegs.Signs posted Warning signs for special purpose pools. \ l/" Lifeguard DOual.Swimmer ❑ If lifeguard:proper credentials,proper suits and garments worn.Whistle&bullhorn provided..QuaL•Swimmer:CPR trained, � BOII approved.Limit bather load to 19 i/24 Safety Equipment.Ring buoys and rescue hook provided. Rescue tube and backboard w/straps at pools attended by lifeguard. 25 First aid equipment provided. First aid kit complete. V_25 Emergency Communication system at the pool and in working order.Emergency communication device in unlocked area and available at all times to staff and the /public.Operating instructions.and emergency numbers posted. L1 6 Waste&backwash water disposal properly discharged. No direct connection to sewer system.Separation tank provided for diatomaceous earth filter backwash water. 119 Chemical Standards. Frequency of Testing: POOL SIDE READINGS IN PARTS PER MILLION-ppm Bromine 2.0-6.0 Total chlorine Alkalinity 60-150 Free chlorine 1.0-3.0 Za C anuric Acid 30-50,max 100 Comb.chlorine 0.0-0.2 Water �temp. 78-84.spa<104 H 7.2-7.8 V 30 Water testing equipment'DPD kit provided for chlorine&bromine.Unbreakable thermometer for special purpose pools.No test strips rt V31&32 Water Clarity:Can see 6"black disk at bottom of pool.Water clarity maintained.Filtration operating continuously. �jel i':Ilta 32 Special purpose pool drained&cleaned every 14 days minimum I! 'i ll3gk 1`; 33 Thermostatic control provided for each SPP.Thermostatic control only accessible to the pool operator. ij d ila l°RI 34 POOL MUST BE CLOSED UNTIL IT MEETS 105 CMR 435.29 THROUGH 435.31.If the pool is closed by a Health Inspector or other agent of the B.O.H., . , I the pool shall remain closed until the Health Inspector re-opens pool in writing. a 14ilj`IIii COMMENTS: ��4"�rl��u Cave,-,4Ad t 00 VV Zn A�t� SIGNEDZZ SIGNED: DATE: OPERATW Board of Health/Health A pt.Representative C3 ru F F L E . ;. 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PS Form 3800,May 2000(Reverse) 102595-99-M-2087 r — I UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE First-Class Mail Postage&Fees Q. ' USPS j Permit No.G-10 16 • Sender: Please print your name, address, and ZIP+4 in this box • i \ Board of Health Town of BamstablS P O.Box 534 Hyannis, Massachusetts 02601 i i 630,i�':'.7S a 4 l(i1Jeeet'el111eeitteeeeeflit7e Iit III e)9eeleelElI i gag.o .o •Q7� I� CTION ON DELIVERY WrInt plete items 1,2,and 3.Also complete A. Received by(Please Print Clearly B. Date f Delivery 4 if Restricted Delivery is desired.your name and address on the reverse so that we can return the card to you. Signature M ■ Attach this card to the back of the mailpiece, ❑Agent f° or on the front if space permits. LL� ❑Addressee I D. Is Wivery address different from item 1? ❑Yes 1. Article Addressed to: If YES,enter delivery address below: ❑ No . r'1otr. $Cee� 3. Servic$.Type ertified Mail ❑Express Mail ❑ Registered ❑ Return Receipt for Merchandise 0 ❑ Insured Mail ❑C.O.D. 4. Restricted Delivery?(Extra Fee) ❑Yes _f 2: Article Number(Copy from service label) / P'Form 3811,July 1999: E , Domestic Return Receipt 102595-00-M-0952 fit► r°y�.°. Town of Barnstable w saxxsrnsi.E, Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services 9�A 1639. A,O� Public Health Division rED N10� P.O. Box 534, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-8624644 Thomas A.McKean,Its,CHO FAX: 508-790-6304 Director of Public Health April 18, 2001 Ms. Jamila Bornstein 297 North Street Hyannis, M.A. 02601 Re: Radisson Inn Swimming.Pool NOTICE OF SHOW-CAUSE HEARING You will be given an opportunity to be heard at 7:00 PM. on May 1, 2001, at the Barnstable Town Hall, 367 Main St. Hyannis, MA. 02601, second floor conference room, to show- cause why your semi-public swimming pool permit should not be suspended or revoked due to violations of 105 CMR435.000 on December 5, 2000 and March 31, 2001. On Saturday March 31, 2001, the swimming pool at 287 Iyannough Road was in operation, with approximately thirty children occupying the pool area without evidence of supervision by.fully certified lifeguards. Also, on December 5, 2000, Health Inspector Glen Harrington observed occupancy of the swimming pool area without a lifeguard present at the pool site. During the hearing,you will be given an opportunity to be heard,present witnesses, and to present documentary evidence to show-cause why your swimming pool permit should not be suspended.or revoked. You are reminded that 435.34 specifically states, "the operator shall be familiar with the provisions of 105 CMR 435.000 and every applicable law pertaining to swimming, wading, and special purpose pools". Both section 435.23 and the Town of Barnstable Board of Health requires fully certified lifeguards in attendance at all times while any public/semi- public swimming pool is in use. •s PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Thomas McKean CC: Certified Pool Operator Hotel Manager Radisson Inn 287 Iyannough Road Hyannis,MA.02601 HEARING MAY 21,2 (NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE) One child wondered into the deeper area and had problems staying at the surface, however, no qualified Lifeguard responded. A child's father then jumped into the swimming pool,while fully clothed, to rescue the child. Upon later questioning, it was determined that an individual was present, acting as a lifeguard. You informed Mr. McKean that his name was "Nate"however; no lifeguard certification was available when requested on multiple dates including Monday, April 2, 2001, Wednesday, April 5, 2001 and Thursday,April 5, 2001. To date the lifeguard Certification has not been received as requested, after several requests from Health Officials. P i DIME Town of Barnstable do * snxtvscnsi.E, ' Department of Health, Safety, and Environmental Services '""� i639. Public Health Division 10� ArEDN1P�A P.O. Box 534, Hyannis MA 02601 Office: 508-8624644 Thomas A.McKean,RS,CHO FAX: 508-790-6304 Director of Public Health April 18, 2001 Ms. Jamila Bornstein 297 North Street Hyannis, MA. 02601 Re: Radisson Inn Swimming Pool NOTICE OF SHOW-CAUSE HEARING You will be given an opportunity to be heard at 7:00 PM. on May 1, 2001, at the Barnstable Town Hall, 367 Main St. Hyannis, MA. 02601, second floor conference room,to show- cause why your semi-public swimming pool permit should not be suspended or revoked due to violations of 105 CMR 435.000 on December 5, 2000 and March 31, 2001. On Saturday March 31, 2001,the swimming pool at 287 Iyannough Road was in operation, with approximately thirty children occupying the pool area without evidence of supervision by fully certified lifeguards. Also, on December 5, 2000, Health Inspector Glen Harrington observed occupancy of the swimming pool area without a lifeguard present at the pool site. During the hearing,.youvwill be given an opportunity to be heard,present witnesses, and to present documentary evidence to show-cause why your swimming pool permit should not be suspended.or revoked. You are reminded that 435.34 specifically states, "the operator shall be familiar with the provisions of.105 CMR 435.000 and every applicable law pertaining to swimming, wading, and special purpose pools". Both section 435.23 and the Town of Barnstable Board of Health requires fully certified lifeguards in attendance at all times while any public/semi-, public swimming pool is in use. PER ORDER OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH Thomas McKean CC: Certified Pool Operator Hotel Manager Radisson Inn 287 Iyannough Road Hyannis,MA.02601 Radisson Hotel Pool Project I arrived at the Radisson Hotel about 11:00 A.M. on Monday, April 2, 2001. The pool was closed. The Certified Pool Operator (C.P.O.) gave his notice to management. He was getting thuoiutrh t}ia fir t zzJaalr of Toni,�r�7 IM)1 Af�. �„,o .:�,� LY' orl + . gv g �. Lli 11V 111 3{. YVVVl\ VL Jl.l.11l..l l.l.l Y L VVl• 1 ll lJll./ VV UPI 1111VU .�J replace him. Although there was no C.P.O. Jon site since the previous C.P.O. left in January 2001, no one was hired to replace him and the pool was still open for use. On Saturday, March 34, 2001 en. e p P p the pool was o The ool:inspection report showed high free chlorine (5.00) (accepted range is 1.00 - 3.00). At 11:00 A.M. the alkalinity showed 180 (maximum allowed is 150). The Radisson Swimming Pool Inspection Report is attached and shows other violations. Terry Fletcher, General Manager and Edward Glomb, Maintenance Engineer, did not know who the lifeguard was on duty on Saturday, March 31, 2001. Bonnie, who was running the pool party, said that Nate was the lifeguard on duty on Saturday March 31, 2001. The logbook for pool lifeguard assignments shows there were five (5) lifeguards listed: Nate, Bonnie, Dan, Bush and David. For Saturday and Sunday March31, and April 1, no lifeguard was listed for duty those days. The only lifeguard credentials shown were for Dan Armstrong and his - certification for C.P.R. had run out before March 31, 2001. The management decided to send.Ed. Glomb to school to become a C.P.O.. _ He received his C.P_.O. certification on April 6, 2001. I made arrangements for him to open the pool on Saturday, April 7, 2001 at 2:00 P.M.. At 2:00 P.M., I inspected the pool (pool inspection attached). Pool Free Chlorine was high. Ed Glomb will be in charge of the pool. A new lifeguard (Kate Crosby) was on duty with proper certification. On Thursday, April 5, 2001, 1 met with Stuart Bornstein. He said as soon as the lifeguard scheduling was reviewed he let us know who was on duty Saturday March 31, 2001. Edward F. Burry, Health Inspe or Health Complaints 26-Apr-01 Time: 2:20:00 PM Date: 3/31/01 Complaint Number: 2773 Referred To: EDWARD BARRY Taken By: DONNA MIORANDI Complaint Type: GENERAL Article X Detail: Business Name: Gold's Gym/Radisson Hotel Number: Street: Village: HYANNIS Assessors Map Parcel: Complaint Description: Donna Miorandi, Health Inspector,for the Town of Barnstable,was called to deliver dry clothes to her husband, Ralph Miorandi because he had to jump into the pool to rescue a child, Allie Jason, from drowning. Ralph Miorandi, witnessed this child going under for the third time . Due to the fact that he could not reach her from the edge of the pool he had to jump in, clothes, eyeglasses, hat and shoes. Donna Miorandi, upon arriving at the pool, went over to the acting lifegaurd and asked him if he was a CERTIFIED lifeguard. His answer was "No but, I know how to swim". I informed him of the regulations and the requirements at the time. He stated he had just started working that day and didn't know who his boss was. I told him it would be addressed on Monday(April 2, 2001). Actions Taken/Results: Donna Miorandi called and left a message on Mr. McKean's answering machine on Saturday evening regarding a swimming pool matter, without any specific information describing what the actual problem was. Mr. McKean attempted to return the call twice on Saturday night and left two messages on Donna I 1 Health Complaints 26-Apr-01 Miorandi's home answering machine. Then, Mr. McKean went to the Home Show on Sunday afternoon at 4:45 p.m. to discuss the issue with her and to assist Donna Miorandi with breakdown of the Health Division booth. TM informed Donna that the issue will be addressed first thing the next morning (Monday morning). On Monday morning, TM instructed Health Inspector Edward Barry to go to the site and to obtain information regarding the credentials of the acting lifeguard who worked there on the previous Saturday. EFB went to the site Monday morning. When he arrived, the pool was not in use. However, Mr. Barry ordered the Manager Terry Fletcher to keep the pool closed because there was no licensed CPO and there was no lifeguard onsite. Ed Barr talked to ED L y G UMB .CHIEF ENGINEER, ABOUT THE POOL INCIDENT. Mr. Barry TOLD HIM THAT ALL LIFEGARDS HAVE TO HAVE ON DUTY A CERTIFIED POOL OPERATOR(CPO). NO ONE was ON DUTY AT THIS TIME .THE LAST CPO LEFT THE JOB IN FIRST WEEK OF JAN 2001.ED SAID HE WAS GOING TO THE CPO COURSE WITHIN THE WEEK TO BE CERTIFIED. ED Glumb showed Edward Barry A COPY OF THE COURSE COMPLETION. Mr..Glumb stated that HE IS GOING TO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE POOL OPERATION Mr. Barry REVIEWED THE WORK SCHEDULE FOR THE LIFE GUARDS FOR THE LAST THREE WEEKS FOR THE POOL AT THE RADISSON.ON SATURDAY MARCH 31,2001 THE SLOT WAS BLANK AND THERE WAS A NOTE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SHEET ASKING SOMEONE TO COVER AS A LIFEGUARD. TERRY FLETCHER,THE GENERAL MANAGER, stated she DID NOT KNOW WHO WAS ON DUTY AS A LIFEGUARD FOR SATURDAY,MARCH 31,2001 Investigation Date: Investigation Time: 2 L r HEARING MAY 21,2001 (NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE) One child wondered into the deeper area and had problems staying at the surface, however, no qualified Lifeguard responded. A child's father then jumped into the swimming pool,while fully clothed,to rescue the child. Upon later questioning, it was determined that an individual was present, acting as a lifeguard. You informed Mr. McKean that his name was "Nate"however; no lifeguard certification was available when requested on multiple dates including Monday, April 2, 2001, Wednesday, April 5, 2001 and Thursday, April 5, 2001. To date the lifeguard Certification has not been received as requested, after several requests from Health Officials. f` THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS TOWN OF BARNSTABLE h�. SWIMMING POOL INSPECTION REPORT TYPE OF POOL: PUBLIC❑ SEMI-PUB IC SPECIAL PURPOSE❑ POOL VOLUME: Ll k GAL. MAX.BATHER LOAD NAME OF POOL I 7FA ADDRESS OWNER ? a .. ? ADDRESS Regulation 10:5 CMR 435.000 effective date:2/20/98 The items marked below with an"X"indicate the violated provisions. Items marked with a check are satisfactory. � 1�03. Bathhouse and sanitary facilities adequate lighting.ventilation:sanitary condition.Adequate enclosure around pool.Gate self-latching 4 ft.above ground:., `1 04. Sewage disposal �� �`�� _­1 Location,structural stability,finish �L 'v 06 Water circulation&filtration systems.Filter effluent flow meter reading gpm..#oftumovers `/06 Suitable automatic equipment for disinfection of pool water. S3 �'� � 4 I is V) /U�6 CO2 equipment for pH control CO2 cylinders anchored Inaccessible to public Adequate ventilation. /t� Inlet,&Outlets-Inlets located to produce uniform circulation.Over rim fill spout 6"above max.water level.Properly shielded&located. v 08 Main drain suction outlets covered w/suitable protective covers/grates.Cannot be removed w/o use of tools.Open area does not provide entrapment of fingers,toes, etc....kt least one antivortex drain provided V 08 Each system outlet protected against user entrapment by antivortex cover or by other means.Minimum of 2 suction outlets provided for each pump,property located and plumbed. ii � .i ✓08 Suction outlet covers in place,unbroken and secure and cannot be removed except w/use oftools.Close pool immediately if outlet covers missing,broken,loose or can be removed w/o tools until repairs are made. A8 Special purpose pool&wading pools equipped with emergency/shut-off pump switch.Accessible and prominently marked. 09 Cross-connections.Potable water supplied through air gap. IJ y 10 Skimming Facilities.50%of recirculation drawn from surface vof pool. Line with floats separates non-swimmer area from deeper water. 12 Water depth markings on deck and walls.Properly spaced.Boundary line on pool floor and walls.Step edges marked with contrasting color. ` ✓13 Walkways&Decks 4 ft.wide.Safe condition. _Vf4 Ladders,steps-one per 75 feet.Not less than 2 ladders. 15 Diving equipment in safe condition. i_ 1 Pool supervision provided. CPO w/proper training.On staff or on contract,Documentation provided. `Z 1 Permit issued.Adequate maintenance and testing records.Records initialed by person making tests Health Regs.Signs posted Warning signs for special purpose pools. Lifeguard ual.Swimmer ❑ If lifeguard:proper credentials,proper suits and garments wom.Whistle&bullhorn provided. Qual.Swimmer:CPR trained, BOH approved.Limit bather.load to 19 V 24 Safety Equipment.Ring buoys and rescue hook provided. Rescue tube and backboard w/straps at pools attended by lifeguard. 25 First:aid equipment provided. First aid kit complete. fy _V25 Emergency Communication system at the pool and in working order.Emergency communication device in unlocked area and available at all times to staff and the public.Operating instructions and emergency numbers posted. _L126/Waste&backwash water disposal properly discharged. No direct connection to sewer system.Separation tank provided for diatomaceous earth filter backwash water. l/19 Chemical Standards. Frequency of Testing: POOL SIDE READINGS IN PARTS PER MILLION-ppm _ Bromine 2.0-6.0 Total chlorine Alkalinity TJ 60-150 Free chlorine 1.0-3.0 Z, C anuric Acid 30-50,max 100 Comb.chlorine 0.0-0.2 Water temp. 78-84,spa<104 vH 7.2-7.8 �30O Water testing equipment.DPD kit provided for chlorine&bromine.Unbreakable thermometer for special purpose pools.No test strips _✓31&32 Water Clarity:Can see 6"black disk at bottom of pool.Water clarity maintained.Filtration operating continuously. / 12 Special purpose pool drained&cleaned every 14 days minimum ( 11' --'33 Thermostatic control provided for each SPP.Thermostatic control only accessible to the pool operator., 34 POOL MUST BE CLOSED UNTIL IT MEETS 105 CMR 435.29 THROUGH 435.31.Ifthe pool is closed by a Health Inspector or other agent ofthe B.O.H., the pool shall remain closed until the Health Inspector re-opens pool in writing. COMMENTS: r !. f rlj1,}� rS, dv l ��� 0CL'✓ �n/-pV1�t(,ti c 'SIGNED' SIGNED: t,�' DATE: 0PERAT Board of Health/Health I) pt.Representative AUTO-LATCH DIAGRAM PUSH DOWN r t i GATE FRAME w GATE POST . " rn- �ry . o Is self-latching o Fits any standard 1%"O.D.,chain link gate frame and-available far 1 W:2"or 2%"O.D.gate post w Easily installed,even on existing gates e Will allowsgateto swing both Ways " o Can be padlocked from either side Depress handle and push gate to open - o u Made from high impact plastic Position nuts on inside of gate for greater` security. Theauta-latch is unique inthatall a-person hasto do de fi Darts are guaranteed t0 be free from is push,kick.bump.orotherwise impel the gate after. defects in WOI IQitanShip and materials for 2 him or herself, and it latches-firmly and securely— years. automatically!The auto-latch may be positioned in such a way that it is more convenient than ever for DISMUted B1(- adultsto operate-while atthesame-timeextremely difficult for a small child to,open. nMjA lxr_>rr.FEN=co i ETC, InFALE�0�1M R D. • . Patent A4<111<475 02601 Manufactured by SAC wdustrtes,inc./Grand Rapids•AM �- (5W) 775-4124-.. - i r OWNER'S GUIDE ISC9002SEP-00 HAYWARD PRO GRID D.E. SEPARATION TANK MODEL C9002SEP OPERATION NOTE: BE SURE THE LOCKING KNOB AND DRAIN PLUG ARE SECURELY TIGHTENED. 1. Stop the pump and set the filter control valve to the backwash position. 2. Open the by-pass valve (if equipped)and manual air relief valve and start the pump. Close the air relief valve after all the air is evacuated. 3. Backwash the filter for approximately 2 minutes (or until water in optional sight glass is clear). 4. Stop the pump, set the filter control valve to the filter position and close the by-pass valve (if equipped). CLEANING Clean separation tank bag after each filter backwash. WARNING: THIS SYSTEM OPERATES UNDER PRESSURE. BEFORE REMOVING TOP COVER, BE SURE PUMP IS OFF AND AIR RELIEF VALVE IS OPEN TO RELEASE ALL INTERNAL PRESSURE. ALWAYS MAKE SURE TOP COVER LOCKING KNOB IS SECURELY TIGHTENED BEFORE TURNING ON PUMP. PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE COULD OCCUR. 1. Remove the drain plug, open the air relief valve and allow the water to drain from the separation tank. 2. Unscrew locking knob (counter clockwise direction). 3. Carefully lift off top cover to gain access to bag. 4. Lift out bag and properly dispose of accumulated dirty D.E. into a waste container. Rinse bag. 5. Carefully re-install bag in separation tank assuring that the bag assembly sits securely on the collector hub in the bottom of the separation tank body. 6. Rinse off cover and O-ring to insure a reliable sealing surface. Place cover on separation tank body. 7. Tighten locking knob in clockwise direction (hand tight only). 8. Install and tighten drain plug and close air relief valve. TYPICAL INSTALLATION FAIR RELIEF VALVE fILTER FILTER CONTROL VALVE 30" (762 MM) RETURN TO _ POOL OR WASTE LINE ♦ I RETURN TO POOL WASTE LINE IGHT GLASS I 6 PFOROL I IDRAIN PLUG PUMP To To Pool 3 HAYWARD PRO GRID D.E. SEPARATION TANK Pro-Grid D.E. Separation Tank Specifications Max.Working Required Clearance Pressure Side Above PSI BAR IN MM IN MM 50 3.45 18 457 25 635 3 1 PARTS 14 Model C9002SEP B 2 REF NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REQ'D. 6 1 CX900G Locking Knob 1 3 2 CX900H O-Ring 1 - 44 3 CX900W Washer 2 5 4 CX900J E-Ring 1 7 5 CX900D Guide Cone 1 6 CX900B Tank Cover w/Directional 1 Vent Valve(Air Relief Valve) 9 7 C900F Tank Cover O-Ring 1 8 SPX0710K Pipe Plug 1 9 CX900DB DE Bag Assembly 1 ------- 10 CX800Z2 Tie Rod 1 11 CX250Z14 1/2" Drain Plug 1 10 12 SPX605Z2 Drain Plug O-Ring 1 13 CX900K 2"PVC Socket Connector, 2 set of 2 E ECX1322A Directional Vent Valve w/O-Ring 1 (Air Relief Valve) 13 13 10, 12 V v HAYWARD POOL PRODUCTS, INC. Hayward Pool Products,Inc. Hayward Pool Products,Inc. Hayward Pool Products Canada Hayward Pool Products Europe 900 Fairmount Avenue 2875 Pomona Boulevard 2880 Plymouth Drive ZA del'Observatoire Elizabeth,NJ 07207 Pomona,CA 91768 Oakville,Ontario L6H 5R4 2,Avenue des Chaumes 78182 St.Quentin en Yvelines Cedex France Rev.11/00 A ©2000 Hayward Printed in U.S.A. IS1048-99A OWNER'S GUIDE MAIN HAYWARD POOL PRODUCTS, INC. - DRAINS 900 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE,ELIZABETH,NEW JERSEY 07207/Phone:(NO 351-M INSTRUCTIONS CONTAIN IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION WHICH MUST BE FURNISHED TO THE ULTIMATE CONSUMER. z 000 op0 ANTI-VORTEX MAIN DRAINS IANTI-VORTE)( o0 op O O COVER VINYL CONCRETE COVER( ,-_ p0 Op p 0 POOLS POOLS �� p p Opo oo� SP1048B RING �� D \STANDARD STANDARD,/ • sue• GASKETS COVER COVER (SP1048D) PLUG OR PLUG OR SPI056(57) SPI056(57) BODY RELIEF RELIEF BODY VALVE VALVE MODEL PIPE DESCRIPTION MODEL PIPE DESCRIPTION NUMBER SIZE NUMBER SIZE SP1048(AV) 1-112" Heavy duty body,frame and i 1SP1051 A 1-112" . Heavy duty body.and grate.(white),w/securing rate(white),w/securin screws. [ SP1052(AV)-'- -2"—')screws.Bottom connection andplug: SP1049(AV) 2" Complete with gaskets and screws. SP1053 AV 1-1/2" 'Same as above,except with 2"bottom 1-1/2"bottom connection and plug. SP1054(AV) 2" connection and plug. (AV)indicates use of an SP104BE anti-vortex cover(open area 7 sq.in.) SP1153 AV 1-112" Deep body,anti-vortex plate and The standard cover is Part No.SP1048C(open area 13 sq,in.) SP1154(AV) 2" plaster collar. Not shown—SP1051 X Adjustable collar for concrete pool drains. SP1155(AVS) 2"Skt. 2"bottom connection and plug. - Cover Flow U.L.Ratings:SP1048C-148 GPM;SP1048E-108 GPM: HAYWARD RECOMMENDS THE USE OF ITS MAIN A) An antivortex cover, DRAIN ACCESSORY KIT SP1048RKIT TO REDUCE THE B) A twelve inch by twelve inch(12"x 12")or larger grate, RISK OF ENTRAPMENT OR EVISCERATION. C) Omer means,(e.g.Hayward Main Drain Accessory Kit SP1048RKIT). SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS CAUTION: All drains must be installed according to applicable Please read the following Important Safety Information. codes and standards in effect at time of installation. • Never operate a pool without all main drain covers SECURELY in The open area of the grate must be at least four(4)times the area of place. the pipe, or provide sufficient area so the maximum velocity of the • FAILURE to ensure main drain covers are SECURELY attached could water passing through the grate will not exceed two feet (2') per result in SERIOUS BODILY INJURY or DEATH. second. With anti-vortex type outlets, entrance velocities may be • Use ONLY the correct Hayward stainless steel screws to secure increased to six feet(6')per second. cover.If screws are lost,order replacements from your supplier. INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS • Building codes require TWO functioning pool drain/suction Main Drains for vinyl liner and fiberglass pools are provided with an outlets.If existing installation has only one main drain/suction outlet, SP1048B mounting ring and two(2)gaskets.The gaskets should be order and install a Hayward Main Drain Accessory Kit SP1048RKIT. placed on either side of the liner.The ring is held to the main drain The pool shall not be operated if the suction outlet cover is missing, body by eight(8)screws that pass through the liner.The cover is held broken or secured in such a way that it can be removed without the to the body by two(2)screws.Tighten all screws securely. use of tools. Main Drains for concrete and gunite pools are designed to be If the suction outlet system, such as a filtration system, booster plastered flush with edge of grate. Part No. SP1051X Adjustable system,automatic cleaning system,solar system,etc.,has a single Collar may be used. suction outlet,or multiple suction outlets which can be isolated by Tested in acconfance with valves,each suction outlet shall protect against bather entrapment ASTM/ANSI Standard UO by either: L A112.19.8M. HAYWARD POOL PRODUCTS, INC. Hayward Pool Products,Inc. Hayward Pool Products,Inc. Hayward Pool Products Canada Hayward S.A. 900 fairmourrt Avenue 2875 Pomona Boulevard 2880 Plymouth Drive Zone Industrielle de Jumet Elizabeth,NJ 07207 Pomona,CA 91768 Oakville,Ontario L6H 5R4 B-6040 Charleroi(Belgium) Rev.8/99 B Visit our website at:www.haywardnet.com ©1999 Hayward Printed in U.S.A. i a 31-81 ==�-- HAYWARD@ PIT WTM 2%UU(5 %[Zo The PTAuto-Skim is a versatile, large capacity automatic skimmer for residential o- com mercial pools. Molded of durable, non-cor- rosive ABS, the rugged PT skimmer fea+.ures EE— p E6 66mm' 1/2 4'mml tamper-proof cover, stackable deck collar, ]/18" 12 wplUSTABGE 9" Il mml 9" snap-In self-adjusting weir, and 163 cLbiic Inch z FACE basket with load extender ribs. Dual parts for 120I°6"mml . yo -1133 mm1 & °LATE o o p —� s _ pump and main drain connection p,rcvlde .•- - 121"mml SP-1076 Series 4' v ' �'" oT maximum flexibility for 11/2" or 2" piping. 1"p6 m�ml � •� � 1195'mm) O� with Dual 1'/2" Ilfip mml _ - • ® o'a .°• 11 `'MODEL PIPE 19 T°2p516" pfa 1 outlets. �T5"mml DESCRIPTION aASK°r"IE° NUMBER SIZEx . jGASKET HE ABS Body,adjustable CCVEr(deck) a 11911 05/fi" i aTpmml collar. Round,tamper-proof cover, " 11/2 TIA GHT 11"A" :l Po IF fiEA° ' mm �' SP-1076 1'/2 Complete with l l withface rim :gaskets, ; �y ,.,,.. screws,plus drilled mounting=lange ••WS f I6—Iffor wood panel pools. 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When g' and selection of flow right at the skim- u, skimmer opening; valve ­opensT and two or more skimmers are installed,on, mer.. Allowsofor full skimming,o-full r waterAis drawn 1-th rough fiequal(zprlIine.` a common suction line,._flow is bal- main drain, proportioning of flow:and VatveAcloses:automaticall whFn,nor- " � anced' by adjusting Flo-Cflntrol plate. vacuuming. 0 '0 � � � � � � s � malspool water level is restored r The illustrations above show the versatility of the PT Auto-Skim for all types of pools and fora variety of piping systems. • Whether for single or multiple installations,the PT Auto-Skim offers maximum flexibility and performance. Il1JLsi1U WAIR® FROOL>, [R®®V"0739 DIICJCe Hayward Pool Products, Inc. Hayward Pool Products, Inc. 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Copyright®2010,S.R.Smith,LLC.All rights reserved. Hayward Automatic Chlorinators : Hayward Pool Products : Hayward Pool Part : Aquaqu... Page 3 of 4 1P. Water Level Control city: aDDroar Pool Safety: e• Poolguard Alarms ;.ems Pumps,Filters&Heaters: t 1* Pool&Spa Pumps Ha ardo S 000NPAK2 U on Pak For C 00 (Pair) 0. Pool&Spa Filters 0. Pool&Spa Heaters $18.00 � Automatic Chlorinators aty: i 1 nDDrocaRr Tubing & saddle clamp Blog ; assembly included, Contact us For easy installation in systempiping. No- Mailing List12: "4110 y No. Return Policy&Privacy � SitemaP � UPS Shipping Transit Time mofloc Rams Hayward® CL220 } Off-Line Automatic Chlorinator 270 $97.99 Qty: IT— ADD T°CttRT C!220 Off-line Ctilorinntar. MTKIMUM DO N ERENT BRANDS OR TYPES OF C NE. FIR EXPLOSION &PERSONAL INJURY CAN OCCUR. ALWAYS INSTALL AFTER THE H EATER. DO NOT USE ANY OTHER TYPE OF CHLORINE IN THIS CHLORINATOR, EXPLOSION &INJURY CAN OCCUR. P.POO a Ua f 9ftow,ts Rop„j or Above Ground Po �-=pyrs�3 s-ant A Hayward® CL110A http://www.aquaqualitypools.com/hayward_automatic_chlorinators.htm 2/6/2012 Message r� Page 1 of 3 Miorandi, Donna TO'eIN OF PARNSTABLE From: Wheeler, Peter(DPH) [peter.wheeler@state.ma.us] fi G, 07 Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2012 4:30 PM To: Miorandi, Donna Subject: Re: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree Nope you are not.... From: Miorandi, Donna [ma i Ito:Donna.Miorandi@town.barnstable.ma.us] Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2012 04:27 PM To: Wheeler, Peter (DPH) Subject: FW: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree Peter, Am I missing something? Donna Miorandi -----Original Message----- From: Perry,Tom Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2012 3:58 PM To: Miorandi, Donna Cc: McKean,Thomas Subject: RE: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree As I have stated more than once this has a building permit,) believe this trumps your need to issue a permit.Keep•reading your code -----Original Message----- From: Miorandi, Donna Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2012 3:52 PM To: Perry,Tom Subject: RE: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree Because as the state DPH states there is no grandfathering on public health laws. Under 105 CMR 435.02: Plan approval: (1) No person shall construct or install a swimming, wading, or special purpose pool, or expand, remodel or otherwise make any change which may affect the compliance of an existing swimming, wading or special purpose pool with the requirements of 105 CMR 435.00 until the plans and specifications for the construction or change, under the stamp and signature of a Mass. Registered Professional Engineer or Registered Architect, have been approved in writing by the Board of Health. (2) Approval of said revision or change shall be obtained in writing BEFORE the work affected by the change is undertaken. Etc. etc. -----Original Message----- From: Perry,Tom Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2012 11:46 AM To: Miorandi, Donna Subject: RE: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree why? ----- 9 9 Original Message From: Miorandi, Donna 2/10/2012 Message Page 2 of 3 Sent: Thursday, February 09, 2012 9:34 AM (OVIN OF BARNI T, LE To: Perry,Tom Cc: McKean, Thomas; 'steven.hughes@state.ma.us' Subject: RE: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree L c- 07 • Tom, They won't get a pool permit from me for the inside pool. I have only o pool only for the outside pool. Donna Miorandi D'F -----Original Message----- From: Perry, Tom Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2012 2:48 PM To: Miorandi, Donna Cc: McKean, Thomas Subject: RE: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree But;780 CMR trumps this because they are working under an active building permit -----Original Message----- From: Miorandi, Donna Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2012 4:33 PM To: Perry,Tom Cc: McKean, Thomas Subject: RE: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree Please read 105 CMR 435.02: Plan Approval. It states that no person shall construct, expand, or remodel or otherwise make any change until it has been approved in writing by the Board of Health. For verification you can call or e-mail Steven Hughes at 1-617-624-5757 or e- mail him at, steven.hughes(cDstate.ma.us. We shall talk later. Office is now closing. Donna Miorandi Health -=---Original Message----- From: Perry, Tom Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2012 1:27 PM To: Miorandi, Donna Cc: McKean,Thomas Subject: FW: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree What's this about? -----Original Message----- From: Holly Supply [mailto:astein.holly@verizon.net] Sent: Friday, February 03, 2012 4:19 PM To: Perry,Tom Subject: FW: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree Dear Tom, Please see the email below. There is no way to modify this pool. All we're doing is refinishing the deck and painting the inside. We had a cracked drain, which we're fixing. Is it possible to receive a letter from you confirming this is not a major rebuild? Also note, 2/10/2012 Message �. Page 3 of 3 m both pools will be ADA compliant with handicap lifts. Would you please contact me to further discuss this matter? Thank you in advance! Kindly, Stuart Bornstein Holly Management& Supply Corp. 508-775-9316 From: Miorandi, Donna [mailto:Donna.Miorandi@town.barnstable.ma.us] Sent: Friday, February 03, 2012 9:46 AM To: astein.holly@verizon.net Cc: McKean, Thomas Subject: Indoor Pool @ Radisson/DoubleTree Good Morning Mr. Bornstein et al: On Wednesday I was by the inside pool at the Double Tree. Don't shoot the messenger but we need all specs regarding changes to the inside pool. In'addition, I will not be able to approve the pool the way it exists because regulations state that during renovations you must come up to code. THERE IS NO GRANDFATHERING. Under the code you are not allowed to have any projections into the swimming area except ladders and grab rails. Therefore you must eliminate the existing sets of steps that project into the pool in order to obtain a permit. If you have any questions or doubts you can contact Steven Hughes at the state whose number is 617-624-57757 or e-mail him at steven.hughes@state.ma.us The code 105 CMR: 435.05 Thanks for your attention to this matter. Donna Z. Miorandi, R.S. Health Inspector Town of Barnstable .f , 2/10/2012 Pro-GridTMvertical Grid D . E . Filters Combination pressure and Cleaning Cycle Indicator Gauge gives visual indication when filter • cleaning is needed. \ Manual Air Relief provides an easywayto manually purge airfrom filter.Screenless Internal Air Relief provides continuous airventing and eliminates clogging. Improved High-Strength FilterTank molded from new and stronger PermaGlass XL" material for extra durabilityfor dependable,corrosion-free performance. High Impact Grid Elements designed for up-flow filtration and top-down backwashing for maximum efficiency. , Self AlignedTankTop and Bottom make access to servicing grid elements fast and simple. t k t 1 Heavy-Duty Tamper-Proof One-Piece Clamp securely fastens tank top and bottom together and allows quick access to all internal components without disturbing piping or connections. Marked Short Element and Manifoldprovideclearguidelinesfor re-a sse m bly of g rid elements during cleaning. Inlet Diffuser Elbow distributes flow of incoming unfiltered water upward and evenly toallfilterelements. ; rs Noryl®Bulkhead Fittings for extra strength and heat resistance. Full Size IT'Integral Drain provides fast,100%clean out and easier flushing of tank. L Union Locknuts make disassembly and reassembly of filter from piping fast and easy. Plumbing Versatility.Select from a wide variety of valve options for customized control ' of your filtration system,including Hayward's 2",2-position slide valve. • , , , f Valve Options FILTER TYPE: Vertical Grid Diatomite:24,36,48,60,72 ft2(2.2,3.3,4.4,5.5,6.6 m2). • FILTER TANK: Injection molded PermaGlass XLT^^ FILTER ELEMENTS: Monofilament polypropylene cover fitted over 8 curved, {' high-impact grids CONTROL VALVE: 1%2'or 2' 7-Position Vari-Flo,"2"4-Position Selecta-FloT' 2'2-Position slide valve.May also be plumbed singularly or in series - with quick-connect union couplings(less valve). "3 PERFORMANCE RANGE: V2 to 3 HP(30 to 120 GPM) l DIMENSIONS: DE2420—32"H x 23"W(81 cm x 58 cm) �DE�3620`34'H x 23 W($7.cm.x 58 cm) NSF® DE4820=40'H z 23 W(1:02 cm x 58 cml�_- ""DE6020=46"H x 23 W-(t07 cm x'58 cm) 4 or7 Position MultiportValve DE7220—52"H x 23"W(132 cm x 58 cm) Above dimensions are for filter only.Overall width with slide valve is 30"(76 cm), , overall width with either 4-or 7-position multiport valve is 33"(83 cm) r 1 I Effective Design Turnover Model Filtration Area Flow Rate* Gallons Kiloliters Number ftz m' GPM LPM 8 Hr. 10 Hr. 8 Hr. 10 He DE2420 24 2.2 48 182 23,040 28,800 87 109 DE3620 36_ 3.3 .72 272 34,560 43,200 -131. -.164 ae r=DE4 28 "`8-3 .`_ 96 �"r 4 806 0 57 OCO! 4 4 8 " DE6020 ._-" 5:5 120 454-y-57,6 00 72,000 0 218 273 DE7220 72 6.6 1 144 545 69,120 86,400 261 327 Y *. *Determined by pump size and piping system hydraulics. 2"piping is recommended for flow rates of 90 GPM(341 LPM) 4 or more. Flow rates above 120 GPM'(454 LPM)are not usually required for residential pools. NSF is a registered trademark of the National Sanitation Foundation 2 Position Slide Valve HAYWARD 1-888-HAYWARD www.haywardnet.com ©2004 Hayward Pool Products,Inc. PG03A TMJn1U PpomGpid C= 0 VERTICAL GRID D . E . FILTERS P Hayward Pro-GridTM is a high- performance filter series that provides - superior water clarity,efficientflow _ and large cleaning capacity for pools _ of all types and sizes. - Pro-Grid filter tanks are molded from # � new and stronger PermaGlass XLTm an © _ improved glass reinforced copolymer, P providing the ultimate in strength, - durability,and long life. n�n1 . �d$'j/ly Pro-Grid filters also combine high m y technology features = t with a "service-ease„ - design for dependable operation and . - low maintenance. n a a , ate Pro-Grid filters are also available with a ` the unique SP0740DE Selecta-Flo control valve,the only filter control valve designed specifically for D.E.filters. 7%" t -•#C M For the quality conscious pool owner, Pro-Grid filters are an unparalleled F filtration value. r 1 0.4 f ®DE7220 Pro-Grio"m72 ft.'Vertical Grid D.E filter with optional SP0740DE Selecta-Flolm A' 4-position control valve. Large capacity 72ftz filter,made of durable PermaGlassXL,can be used in both commercial and large residential applications for years of non-corrosive,trouble-free performance. Featuring Permaftss..V= Filter Tank Material HAYWARD ® Super Pumpe MEDIUM HEAD PUMP SERIES Q 9 LD 17 Efficient, t � Dependable, �.n Proven. - The Hayward®Super Pump series medium head pumps set the standard for excellence and value. ry Designed for in-ground pools and spas of all types and sizes, Super Pump features a large see-through strainer cover, super-size debris basket and exclusive service-ease design for extra convenience. Super Pump combines proven performance with quiet, efficient and dependable operation. 1j See-Through Strainer Cover i lets you see when basket needs cleaning and eliminates guesswork. Heat.-Resistant,Industrial- f Special self-adjusting seal ensures i -Size Ceramic Seal � dependable sealing. is long-wearing and drip proof. I Exclusive,Swing- i Away Hand Knobs .r make strainer cover removal easy.No tools required... no loose parts...no clamps. ,, -- Heavy-Duty,High- - Performance Motor Super-Size Housing with air-flow ventilation for and diffuser ensure ? ,.f '` ' F=' . quieter,cooler operation. rapid priming. .T Mounting Base provides stable,stress- free'support,plus versatility for any r Corrosion-Proof Impeller '' installation requirement.Adapts 48- has smooth,wide openings to fi and 56-frame motors, prevent fouling or clogging. A Service-Ease Design Self-Priming gives simple access to all internal parts.Motor and entire drive i (suction lift up to 10' group assembly can be removed,without disturbing pipe or above water level) mounting-connections,by disengaging just four bolts. Rom WIM �? r 7. 7 .7 7••7 a -�., SP2600X5 0.60 -�� - 1.20 11/2 131/4s. _337 x SP2605X7 0.75 3/4 100 112 137/8 352 — 4 SP2607X10 1.10 __1 1.10 1142 141/4 362 ' 1 i SP261OX15 1.50 11/2 1.00 11/2 15318 , 391 1 97 4, SP261 00 2.00 2 1.00 2 157/8 403 _ —; SP2621 X25 2.50 21/2 1.00 2 16 3'8 416 mm �t?Simml—� I (i91 mmo i _ 7. 7--- 7 �_— •. . t%. sc ,.. If (219 SP2607x102S 1.00 1 1.00 2 13 330 Super-Size 110-Cubic- SP2610X152S 1.50 11/2 1.00 2 133/4 349 Inch Basket SP2615X202S 2.00 2 1.00 2 141/4 362 has extra leaf-holding capacity and extends time between SUPER PUMP FLOW VS.TOTAL HEAD Ris.cleaning g id construction loom with load-extender ribbing s� I I I ensures free-flowing operation a` a� for heavy debris loads. CAor 0 4MM Super Pump Series Pumps are listed by: U 2= W, (L- U� NSF S 10.00 � -'!; sP282rira svls,sxz0 SP267 75� �.011 I SP2fitOX752$ � i SP�7 SPNA7X70 _.j" U 20.0 400 600 800 100.0 12U 1400 FLOW(GP" To take a closer look at Hayward Pumps,go to A ww .hay wardnetcoo1'm.J^/o�{r call JfJ1..1-8�t\8.1&�HAYWAR®D ayH �trncd ®� ndusms. Q) M "® wMonies, 620 Division Street I Elizabeth,NJ 07201 UTSPER10 r � `ti '� - 1 --r _ !`a,� � • / � .g. �h g � is �jp '� a '^I ►4��`� -, .+, dad 's s _- �.. 9 _ i LA r - tam E ` t F H IA Ile - • _ �� _ z T • x t f , r I A higher degree of comfort and control . p n °i 't Hayward H-Series Pool & Spa Heaters 1 f m < (D ID ' a CD O Q LA rt- cr o, (D O tD 3 l 0 rt T m Di o_ T rt (n a o a 3 y N � rt 7n 0) N O T _.O_ rt T • N C_ rt O_ (D d (D d rt _ _. _0 CA rl LA rl to N — (D _ Ort T O �' (D (Drt c- in' d O ^ (D C rt T � "O p n rt C (D N T (D (D (D T O v O ni a (D T 0 O O O rD w (D ,n' H U (D LatD (D (D O rt.. T :. n. (D (Da (D N (D d (D (D Ci rt _ ON (D O p n n 2 C y S r�r rt O O + l0 a n T c a N x rt O , 1 T ? O — T 0 0 G 71 N p p n rt o O O O C (D e- _. — rl- c d o m � vOi (D 0 3 (p ni t a o m m Ort- 1 1 (D O � fDQ. _ • 1 O S (D �n o O O a N ;_t to Ui o Hayward's most advanced technologies have been incorporated into each of the Electronic heaters. For example, our Direct Spark Ignition is dependable under windy conditions—keeping the temperature E consistent and your fuel costs down. Extend the warmth of your hospitality with the addition of a fuel- efficient, digitally precise system that will transform the element of water into an element of pure enjoyment. r r Common Features of Our Electronic and Induced Draft Heaters i ♦ a �v t nonom } w , The digital LED control panel Hayward burners— makes temperature programming tough,durable and and diagnostics fast and easy. easily accessible. Electronic Features Include: Digital LED Control Panel for Simple and Accurate Read-outs and Settings Reliable Direct Spark Ignition • Patented Non-Corrosive Polymer Headers • High-performance Flow Control Management 1 • Energy-efficient FireTile Combustion Chamber I • CPVC Plumbing Connections Reduces Installation d Time and Cost • "V" Groove Finn Plate Provides Fast Heating with Virtually No Condensation •-High-quality Eugenox Burner System , i { B { i i Selecting the correct size H-Series heater For Your Swimming Pool For Your Spa or Hot Tub Determine your pool's surface area in square feet: Determine your spa capacity in gallons(Surface area x average depth x 7'/2). j The reference table lists the time required in minutes to raise the temper- li ature of the spa/hot tub by 30T Locate in the table below the spa/hot B tub size in gallons equal to or just greater than the spa/hot tub size in gallons.Select the desired time to raise the spa/hot tub temperature 30T, ' ,xr�� y� g' read to the left and select the appropriate H-Series model. i This guide can be adjusted for other temperature rises.For example,if you j Area=(A+B)x L x.45 Area=R x R x 3.14 Area=L x W desire a 15T increase in temperature,simply divide the time for 30°F rise { by the ratio of 30/15,or 2. Locate in the table below,the surface area equal to or just greater than the j pools surface area,read to the left and select the appropriate H-Series model. Note:Heat losses and/of heat absorbed by spa walls or other objects will add to the time it takes the spa to heat up. For indoor pool installations,divide the pool's surface area by 3. Spa sizing is based on an insulated and covered spa.Always cover.your 1 spa or hot tub when not in use to minimize heat loss and evaporation. Recommended.H-Series Model f Recommended H-Series Model Model. Surface Area Spa/Tub Size in Gallons H400 1050 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 k H350 1050 Model Time in Minutes to Raise Spa/Tub Temperature 30T H300 900 H250 750 H400 9 14 19 23 28 33 37 42 47 I H250 750 H350 11 16. 21 27 32 37 43 48 54. 'F H2O0 600 H300 1 19 25 31 37 44 50 56 62 H150 450 H250 15 22 30 37 45 52 60 67 75 H2O0 19 28 37 47 56 66 75 84 94 Table is based on a 30T temperature rise,3'/2 MPH average wind H150 25 37 50 62 75 87 100 112 125 velocity and elevation of up to 2,000 feet above sea level. Specifications and Dimensions Gas i Flue Outlet Flue Pipe Stack Height Heater Connection Model BTU/Hr. Width Depth Height Diameter Diameter DHI HWS Weight(lbs.) at Heater H400* 400,000 35'/4" 27'/2" 28'/Z" 9" 10" 31'/2" 19'/2" 200 lbs. 3/4" 1' H350 350,000 32'/2" 27'/2" 28'/2" 9" 10" 31'/2" 17'/2" 185 lbs. 3/4" m H300 300,000 .293/4" 27'/2" 28'/Z" 8" 9" 303/4" 17'/4" 157lbs. 3/4't �I H250* 250,000 27" 27'/2" 28'/2" 7" 7" 28'/2" 17'/4" 144 lbs. 3/4" H2O0 200,000 24'/2" 27'/2" 28'/2" 7" 7" 28'/2" 15'/4" 1411bs. 3/4" H150 150,000 211/4" 27'/2" 28'/2" 6" 6" 22'/4" 14" 1311bs. 3/4" H-Series Heaters are available in a comprehensive range of BTU sizes and options,including 1'/2"and 2"water connections,millivolt and electronic temperature control,and natural or propane gas. All units are certified by the American Gas Association and carry Hayward's exclusive warranty. 1 *The H400 and H250 are available in induced draft,millivolt and electronic temperature control models. H-Series Heaters feature Ln: water connections that The Hayward H-Series Family of High-performance Heaters c; are fully compatible with r 4: pre-existing installations. ' O .. nE , Millivolt Electronic Induced Draft ©2003 Hayward Pool Products,Inc. 14AYWARD HS03 wwmhayWal'dnet.com' 1 U. C E 1 1 F Simply stated, the induced draft system provides lavish comfort, control, and a state-of- ..the-art heating environment that is impervious to wind and other environmental factors. In addition, the Pre-mix burners provide an environmentally friendly system with the highest efficiency rating in the industry. ' __ '! k` E u �i Our"V"Groove Finn Plate'" Heat Exchanger—the future of heat > exchanger technology. 4 A;. �. Induced Draft Features Include: { • Digital LED Control Panel for simple and Accurate Read-outs and Settings • Hot Surface Ignition Eliminates the Need for Pilot Lights • Consistent Induced Draft Blower • Patented Non-Corrosive Polymer Headers • High-performance Flow Control Management • Energy-efficient FireTile Combustion Chamber • CPVC Plumbing Connections Reduces Installation Time and Cost • "V" Groove Finn Plate Provides Fast Heating with Virtually No Condensation • Environmentally Friendly Pre-mix Low NOx Burner System ��•tea �'°'� �� 1 �yy i � ���7�7� •j{ 4 V H-Series;Features ADVANTAGE Wind Management High Wind Stack t High Wind Stack y Induced Draft Blower Consistent performance in p System' = 3 the harshest environments Thermal Efficiency 80-82% i .80=82%---Y , 84% More heat for less money Control Panel, Single Thermostat Digital Thermostat a, k Digital Thermostat l i Simple setting of temper- ature and on board e ..l � 11 diagnostics_ Burner System Eugenox ,Eugenox ; .� ' Pre-Mix Low NOx Pre-mix burners are envi- ronmentally friendly and t l efficient Ignition System Standing Pilot Direct Spark Hot Surface More reliable lighting Heat Exchanger Finn Plate 4 Finn Plate j i' Finn Plate Heats quickly and `a t consistently t Patented Pol riled¢ Yes y M ' Yes ¢r' Yes Reliable rust-resistant E Headers and Stainless 't�; � � � 9 water path Steel Tube Sheets f �� Flow Control Thermal Control Valve Theernal Confrol,Valve Thermal Control Valve Regulates water flow to Management System heat efficiently and elimi- nates condensation Combustion Chamber 1",,FireTile® 1 ,FireTile® 1",FireTile® State-of-the-art . combustion chamber to maximize heat retention 4 and stretch energy dollars i¢ Warranty 2 Years Parts w '"Nears Karts ''3' 2 Years Parts Peace of Mind 5 Years FireTile °5`Years,FireTile® "e 5 Years FireTile® 10 Years Polymer Headers '10 Years Polymer Headers 10 Years Polymer Headers r y ... cr,Q 0 aF { ( OCu s ' OWNER OF RECORD 3 - THORNTON DRIVE LP ° ?e 297 NORTH STREET HYANNIS, MA 02601 MAP 328 PCL 210-2 et j t DB 9605 PG 15 eyens °tt boy°St. LIGHT OPOLE ` REFERENCES DB 9605 PG 15 LOCUS MAP PB 43 PG 117,PB 181 PG 141,PB SCALE 1"=2000't 257 PG 55 PO 266 PG 70,PB 564 PG 28,LCP ASSESSORS MAP 328 PARCEL 210-2 15617B LOCUS IS WITHIN FEMA FLOOD ZONE C P AS SHOWN ON COMMUNITY PANEL L KIN - #250001 OOOC DATED 8-19-1985 ZONING SUMMARY ZONING DISTRICT: TO TRANSPORT'AT10N HUB DISTRICT MIN. LOT SIZE 30,000 SF 1 G MIN. LOT FRONTAGE 100, /'T MIN. FRONT SETBACK 20• '4 MIN. SIDE SETBACK 10' r MIN. REAR SETBACK 10, ccha�� l'^—' MAX. BUILDING HEIGHT 40' 'Q� SAaoo�i L � BUILDING COVERAGE 257 SITE IS LOCATED WITHIN WP WELLHEAD �gogi �� boo PROTECTION OVERLAY DISTRICT - - LIGHT t/ POLE � v ; 00 CONCEPT POOL SKETCH PLAN OF LAN i -- IN +Y - `AY" HYANNIS, MA PREPARED FOR - I LIGHT RIDGEWOOD AVENUE LP OPOLE DATE: OCTOBER 20, 2011 9 I off 508-362-4541 -faz 508-362-9880 downcope.com NOTE: down cape engineeray,inc. SWIMMING POOL DESIGN TO BE COMPLETED ON A DESIGN/BUILD civil engineerS /ond surveyors BASIS. Scale:1"=10' 939 Moin Street ( Rte 6A) 0 5 10 15 20 25 FEET YARMOU THPORr MA 02675 - 01-010 BASE2.DWG STRUCTURAL GENERAL NOTES 42'-0" 4'-10" OASTAL 1. ALL CONSTRUCTION IS TO CONFORM TO THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE EIGHTH EDITION FOR SEMI-PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS AND ALL APPLICABLE PRODUCT AND DESIGN STANDARDS. ABSENCE OF SPECIFIC NGINEERING 40'-0" INSIDE POOL LENGTH 1'-0" ITEMS FROM THESE DRAWINGS DOES NOT INFER THAT THE CONTRACTOR IS RELIEVED FROM THE STATUTORY CODE REQUIREMENTS. 8'-10" 2. ALL MATERIALS AND METHODS OF CONSTRUCTION SHALL CONFORM TO THE APPROVED RULES AND STANDARDS OMPANY INC. 7'-0" FOR MATERIALS, TESTS, AND REQUIREMENTS OF ACCEPTED ENGINEERING PRACTICE AS LISTED IN APPENDIX OF THE MIN. 2'-0" D 8.-0. MASSACHUSETTS STATE BUILDING CODE. 260 Cranberry Hwy.Orleans,MA 02653 S-100 3. CEC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SPECIFIC ITEMS SUCH AS WALKWAYS, STEPS AND LADDERS, BARRIERS, 508.255.6511 Fax:508.255.6700 EWC-1 SURES, ACCESSORIES, AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT THAT PERTAIN TO THE SWIMMING POOL. F I 4. POOL CONSTRUCTION SHALL COMPLY WITH 105 CMR 435.00 "MINIMUM STANDARDS FOR SWIMMING POOLS — — — — — — — — — — r — — — — — (STATE SANITARY CODE: CHAPTER 5)." E I 5. ALL RETAINING WALLS AND ADJACENT STRUCTURES WHICH SURROUND THE POOL AREA SHALL BE DESIGNED rn — AND CONSTRUCTION VERIFIED BY A MASSACHUSETTS LICENSED ENGINEER FOR APPROVAL. IN NO CASE SHALL ANY S-100 ( I SURROUNDING STRUCTURE OR RETAINING WALL YIELD TO THE EFFECT OF RESULTING OR IMPOSING LATERAL OR VERTICAL FORCES UPON THE POOL STRUCTURE. 6. IN NO CASE SHALL VEHICULAR WHEEL LOADS OR ANY OTHER LOAD EXCEEDING 100 PSF PEDESTRIAN LOADING 00 4'-7" BE APPLIED TO SURROUNDING GRADE OR WALK AREAS WITHIN A TEN (10) FOOT PERIMETER OF THE POOL. 7. PROVIDE 2'-0" X 2'-0" CORNER BARS AT EACH CORNER TO LAP WITH ALL HORIZONTAL REINFORCING. SIZE = i I AND SPACING OF BARS TO MATCH PRIMARY REINFORCEMENT. = o L_ I i ---- I _ 1 d4� 0 0_ to o 0 1. CONTRACTOR IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE TO ENSURE THAT ALL SUB-BASE SOIL MATERIALS COMPLY WITH THE I w I I I CHARACTERISTICS AND COMPACTION TO ACHIEVE A SAFE SOIL BEARING PRESSURE EQUAL TO 4,000 PSF. N ;.� S-100 I i I I to 00 N CONTRACTOR SHALL SECURE THE SERVICES OF A LICENSED GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER TO VERIFY AND REPORT ON ? SUB-BASE SOIL TYPES, ACCEPTABILITY, BACKFILLING AND COMPACTION. of 2. ALL POOLS ARE TO BE PLACED ON NATURAL UNDISTURBED MATERIAL OR COMPACTED GRANULAR FILL. SUBSOIL 0 N I i i I — — — J BEARING STRATA SHALL BE FREE FROM ALL VEGETATION, LOAM AND ORGANIC MATERIAL. 3. DO NOT PLACE BACKFILL AGAINST POOL WALLS UNTIL ALL WALLS HAVE OBTAINED 7 DAY CURE STRENGTH. = I I I 4. ALL POOL FLOORS SHALL BE PLACED ON A 1'-6" LAYER OF CRUSHED STONE COMPACTED TO 95% STANDARD PROCTOR DENSITY EQUIVALENT WHERE EXPANSIVE SOILS ARE ENCOUNTERED. GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER SHALL 010 � I � I � � VERIFY AND REPORT. 5. POOL FLOORS SHALL BEAR ON NATURAL UNDISTURBED ACCEPTABLE SOIL OR ON CONTROLLED COMPACTED FILL. REMOVE EXISTING FILL MATERIAL WHERE NECESSARY AND REPLACE WITH CLEAN GRANULAR FILL COMPACTED IN I 6"-8" LAYERS TO OBTAIN 95% MODIFIED PROCTOR DENSITY AT THE OPTIMUM MOISTURE CONTENT. — — — — — NOTE: SPECIFIED REINFORCING STEEL — — — — — — — — — — — I (#3 AT 6" O.C. E.W.) IS REQUIRED AT EACH STAIR WALL. INCLUDE CORNER L - - - - - - - - - — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — BARS AS SPECIFIED aS HOTCRIEnE 1.SHOTCRETE MIXTURE, FORM-WORK, DELIVERY, PLACEMENT AND REINFORCEMENT SHALL CONFORM TO ALL 8'-0" REQUIREMENTS OF ACI 506.2 (LATEST EDITION), UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 1 2. CONC�E_MATERIALS SHALL BE: ASTM C TYPE 1 PORTLAND CEMENT. SAND AND GRAVEL AGGREGATES SHALL PT AUTO-SKIM, EACH BE SAL WEIGHT AND CONFORM TO ASTM C33 STANDARDS. AGGREGATE NOT MEETING ASTM C33 STANDARDS SIDE, BY POOL MANF. MAY BE USED PROVIDED PRE CONSTRUCTION TESTS DEMONSTRATE THE SHOTCRETE CAN MEET SPECIFIED w REQUIREMENTS. ALL CONCRETE SHALL BE AIR-ENTRAINED. CONCRETE COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH, (F'C) IN 28 DAYS, A EXTEND SPECIFIED REINFORCING TO PROPER SWIMMING POOL PLAN VIEW SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH ACI 318 AS FOLLOWS: LENGTH AND SPACING AROUND ENTIRE SKIMMER WELL (SIZED PER SKIMMER REQUIREMENTS). USE #3 SCALE: 1/4"=1'-0" ALL CONCRETE WORK - 7,500 PSI (28 DAY COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH) CORNER BARS AT ALL 4 WELL CORNERS, TYP. 3. ALL MIXING, TRANSPORTING, PLACING AND CURING OF CONCRETE SHALL BE DONE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE z ADDITIONAL #3 0 12" O.C. VERT. BARS. RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE. STAY 18" BELOW TOP OF BOND BM. 4. ALL REINFORCING STEEL SHALL BE DEFORMED BARS CONFORMING TO ASTM A615, GRADE 60, EXCEPT WHERE SEAL R� � DOWN THE COVE & LAP 1'-8" MIN. ' f,., 3 - 4 CONT. NOSING NOTED. BARS SHALL BE CLEAN AND FULLY FREE OF ANY RUST. RUSTED BARS SHALL BE IMMEDIATELY REJECTED. ,� �cH t,r�,is" BA # INTO FLOOR AREA. RESULTANT cP BARS EQUALLY SPACED " (TYP-) REINFORCEMENT IS #3 AT 6 O.C. E.W. 5. ALL SHOTCRETE WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED BY TRAINED ACI CERTIFIED APPLICATORS WITH A MINIMUM OF (5) joy hN s YEARS RELATED APPLICATION EXPERIENCE IN DRY-PROCESS SHOTCRETING. ALL WORK SHALL BE PERFORMED TO g j FULLY COMPLY WITH THE FOLLOWING: #4 DWL. ® 12" O.C. TYP. o 6" THROUGH OUT ENTIRE ACI 506 R "GUIDE TO SHOTCRETE" ��FG/STE��`°�� 10'-0" MIN. 20" POOL WALLS 10'-0" MIN. ACI 506.2 "SPECIFICATIONS FOR SHOTCRETE" SS/ONAL ENG 1'-0" V-0" ACI C660 "SHOTCRETE NOZZLEMAN CERTIFICATION" 4'-0"MIN. A B PERIMETER 4" 4" PERIMETER SLOPE WALKWAY S-1pp 5-100 WALKWAY SLOPE o o Y47 PER FT. Y4" PER FT. PROVIDE A tK NON-SLIP � PROVIDE A NON-SLIP � M a w DECK SUFRACE DECK SUFRACE �, MAX. BACKFILL HEIGHT MAX. BACKFlLL HEIGHT him SPECIFIED COMPACTED SUB-BASE (REFER TO NOTES) O #3 ® 12" O.C. E.W. H THROUGH OUT ENTIRE ADDITIONAL #3 X 5'-0" LONG EACH NOTE: REINFORCING STEEL SHALL BE PLACED SECTION A SECTION rB Q ,� POOL FLOOR WAY AT FLOOR TRANSITION POINT. MID-DEPTH OF 8" CONCRETE SECTIONS (TYP.) -0 PLACE 2" FROM TOP OF SLAB. " SCALE: 1/4"SCALE: 1/4"=1' =1'-d" O `"-- -100 -100 TRANSVERSE BARS TO BE FULL WIDTH OF POOL O PROVIDE DEPTH MARKS AT EVERY 1'-0" INSIDE WALL AND COVE SECTION rE a SCALE: 114"=P-0" 42'-0" PROVIDE HANDRAIL AT 1'-0" 40'-0" INSIDE POOL LENGTH 1'-0" EACH SIDE OF STAIR 22'-0" Mai 8'-6" 3'-0" 8'-6" 20'-O"'INSIDE P00, WIDTH PROVIDE (1) 24" 0) LADDER W/ (4) STEPS 6'-0" ZIF a Qy O L" o v Z - W E~ � _ d w �• co I N o 1 0 o w o O 1 ►'� 1 _ Z M J 1 �y v� = 8" THICK"� • I _ 1 " 9 j� SHOTCRETE WALLS 1�� iO M tO SLOPE M 0 Q I r TYP. ^ I ivW N \ - - - - - -I I- - - - - - /� SCALE v io (TYP-) co 1" PER FT. m o ( ' AS NOTED N " B _0 2" _ _ _ _ _ — — _ — — DESIGN BY A 12 ��- i �� JAB 8" THICK _ _ _ i _ o SHOTCRETE FLOOR AT STAIRS, USE #3 NOSING BARS AT EACH — — DATE (IYP.) STEP. PROVIDE #3 AT 6" O.C. REINFORCING 12/14/11 TRANSITION POINT BARS, EACH WAY (HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL) DRAWN BY 1'-4" 7'-6" 11'-10" 18'-0" 1'-4" WITHIN STAIRCASE CONCRETE. MAINTAIN 1V APC N CONCRETE COVER OVER BARS, (TYPICAL) CHECKED BY w JAB 3 HYDROSTATIC RELIEF VALVE FOUNDATION SECTION - FRONT VIEW D Mi INSTALL PER MANUFACTURER'S SCALE: 114"=1'-0" SPECIFICATIONS o e U p US - 100 O U O FOUNDATION SECTION - SIDE VIEW rc "ISSUED FOR CONSTRUCTION" 1 OF 1 SHEETS SCALE. 1/ 0 _ �� q o PROJECT:NO. w C 17662.00