Capacity Changes--Signup Changes starting Mon, June 1

Dear Members of Hamilton Lakes Swim & Tennis Club,

After the first couple weeks of our pool being open, we continue to be pleased with our attendance and the respect the members have shown for the changing atmosphere of signups, chair cleaning, breaks, etc. As a Board, we have evaluated our capacity numbers AGAIN and have decided to increase them by 50 making the new capacity 230 people. We are still well below our recommended numbers.

The pool hours will be adjusted in the mornings due to swim teams practicing at our facility starting on Monday, June 1st . Beginning Monday, the pool will open at 11am everyday with the baby pool opening at 10am. We will continue to stay open till 9pm every night. As our staff continues to relentlessly clean the pool deck and bathrooms, we will also suspend the 30 minute shutdowns.

As of Monday, June 1st, the Board has also decided to suspend the shift signups till they are necessary again. We will move to a counter system at the front desk. Management will have an app that will keep track of our capacity numbers. If we reach capacity, we will send out a text message letting the membership know. You are also welcome to call the pool number to check the capacity at 336- 299-9646. (We may choose to have a shift signup again for very busy days like July 4th or heavy weekend days if we see that it is necessary.)

Please also remember that we are not allowing visitors to the pool until further notice. Due to capacity restrictions, we want to hold those spots for our members. Thanks again for your patience and cooperation as we continue to make these changes to best suit our members. As always, if you do not feel comfortable enjoying the pool and the outside atmosphere or if you have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 or are not feeling well, please stay safe at home.

Thank You!

Andy Knick and the HL Board of Directors

**More info to come about the text messaging alert system!!! Stay tuned.

Before you can visit the pool this year, members will need to sign a Hamilton Lakes release waiver. Click button to sign!

SIGN WAIVER HERE

At the Pool

Although we are hoping all members will enjoy the pool with minimal impact, the pool deck is going to operate differently during Phase II and Phase III per the guidelines set out by the CDC, the State of North Carolina, Guilford County and the City of Greensboro.

(**UPDATED!!) Rising 6th graders or 12 years old and up are allowed to be at the pool without a parent or guardian.
The clubhouse will be limited to 10 people until further notice. This number does include employees.
No playing (4 Square or Wall Ball) in front of the clubhouse.
All 3 of the pools will be available for everyone to enjoy (except baby pool is for children under 5 years of age).
The water fountain is off. Please bring your own water or purchase a bottle in the café for a $1.00.
No basketball, foosball, or volleyball.
Friday float nights are postponed for now, as are tent reservations and parties during pool hours. Facilities ARE available for after hours rental.
Ping Pong Tables will be available. Only two players at a time, no spectators, bring your own paddles or check out a sanitized paddle from the front desk.
Bathrooms will be cleaned hourly by staff and then deep cleaned during each 30-minute break. A cleaning schedule will be posted for members to see.
Sanitizing stations will be available on deck with spray bottles for surfaces and sanitizers for hands. Sanitizer will be available at the front desk. Please feel free to bring your personal sanitizing gel or wipes as well.
Practice Social Distancing.
Wash Hands Frequently.
Please sanitize your chairs when entering and leaving the pool.
You are welcome but not required to wear a facemask on the pool deck. However, they are not allowed in the pool.
Most importantly, if you are experiencing any symptoms caused from COVID-19, please stay home.

Pool Deck Rules

We (staff) realize that children will not social distance the entire time at the pool. Parents are responsible for monitoring their children both in and out of the water. Lifeguards will not be responsible for reminding children to distance themselves from others. Also, additional rules can be seen at the front desk.

Still Have Questions? Contact Andy Knick @ [email protected] .