Addendum to apartment lease concerning use of swimming pool.
New Jersey Addendum - Restrictions for Social Events and Entertaining at Swimming Pool
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Pools may open in New Jersey. Social distancing and masking is not required in most indoor or outdoor spaces, and there are no capacity limits for businesses or worksites open to the public. Businesses are permitted to impose stricter mask policies and additional prevention strategies.
When should I open my pool? You should open your pool when the temperature is consistently above 70 degrees during the day. This helps prevent algae from growing, keeps pollen from collecting in the water, and doesn't cost much more than opening later in the spring.
The month of March is the BEST time to open your swimming pool. If you wait any longer for the temperature to rise higher than 65 degrees algae and other organics will start to grow.
If ANY of the following apply then based on the HSE's guidance, constant poolside supervision should be provided by a qualified lifeguard: If the pool water is deeper than 1.5M. If the pool water area is greater than 170 m2. If diving is allowed.
New Lifeguard RequirementsPools which are less than 2000 square feet of surface area with fewer than 61 bathers must have a least one lifeguard. Those over 2000 square feet must have at least two guards.
Allowing a lifeguard 10 seconds to recognize an aquatic emergency and another 20 seconds to preform a rescue and begin care.
At least two lifeguards certified by an organization recognized by the Department and listed in N.J.A.C. Appendix A shall be on duty at swimming pools with greater than 2,000 square feet of surface area at all times when the swimming pool is in use.
In the U.S. pool industry, the unofficial start of the pool season is Memorial Day Weekend (end of May). That's when pool stores are the busiest (at least in the northeast part of the country). It's a good idea to open your pool before that to get a headstart on the season and to beat the crowds in the pool stores.
Pools may open in New Jersey. Social distancing and masking is not required in most indoor or outdoor spaces, and there are no capacity limits for businesses or worksites open to the public. Businesses are permitted to impose stricter mask policies and additional prevention strategies.
When opening your pool in the early months of March and April means less chance of algae growth. This, of course, will depend if you winterized your pool properly. Keeping the pool clean and algae-free means catching it before it goes into full bloom.
