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Pool Rules

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The pool will be open Friday, May 2 – Sunday, Sept. 28 for the 2025 season. Hours of operation are as follows:

Monday - Thursday: 6 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Friday - Sunday: 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Holidays: 6 a.m. - 9 p.m.

Members and their guests must vacate the property when the pool closes each evening.

Quiet hours are observed 6 a.m. - 10 a.m. daily.

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ACCESS

  • Members may access the facility during open hours using their designated key fob. Each household in good standing is entitled to one fob. Fobs are not transferable and must not be given or lent to individuals living outside the member household. Lost fobs can be replaced for a $50 fee.

  • The pool gate must remain closed and locked at all times. For liability reasons, propping the gate is not allowed.

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GUESTS

  • Adult members may invite a maximum of 10 guests without a party reservation.

  • Party reservations are required for 11+ guests. Reservations can be booked here. BSIA reserves the right to ask members with more than 10 guests and no reservation to leave. 

  • Guests must be accompanied by a member at all times and must adhere to all pool rules. Members are responsible for their guests.

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SAFETY

  • Lifeguards are trained to monitor swimmers at a ratio of 1:25. If the pool exceeds this ratio, lifeguards may ask some swimmers to leave the water.

  • The lifeguards are agents of BSIA. When on duty, they are in charge of the facility and should be treated with respect. The lifeguards have full authority to

    • Enforce these rules;

    • Expel or exclude any person violating any rules;

    • Take any and all steps which, in their opinions, are necessary or proper to protect the health and safety of all persons using the facilities.

  • Children under 14 years of age and those not deemed water safe by a lifeguard, regardless of age, must be accompanied by an adult. 

  • Competent swimmers ages 14-18 do not need to be accompanied by an adult. They may have a maximum of two (2) guests without an adult present.

  • Horseplay, such as snapping towels, running, pushing, wrestling, and other such potentially dangerous practices are prohibited.

  • Glass is strictly prohibited on the pool deck.

  • Bicycles, scooters, skateboards, etc. must be left at the rack near the pool entry.

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ADULT SWIM

  • Adult Swim will be called the last 10 minutes of every hour. Individuals under the age of 14 must vacate the water. Anyone who is not a confident swimmer is also advised to leave the water. 

  • During Adult Swim children may not play near the water, sit at the edge of the pool, or sit on the steps.

  • Children must vacate the pool even if parents or caregivers are present.

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PARKING

  • Members and their guests must use the parking lot located off Parquet Court. Street parking is reserved for residents of Parquet and Harris Courts.

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ALCOHOL & SMOKING

  • The consumption of alcoholic beverages is permitted for those of legal drinking age (21). Any member or guest who exhibits drunken behavior and/or endangers others will be asked to leave.

  • Smoking, including cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes, all vaping products, etc. are strictly prohibited on the premises. 

  • The Brighton Square pool shall maintain a family atmosphere at all times. Excessive drinking, drugs, foul and/or abusive language, loud music, or any conduct that infringes on the rights of others or creates a dangerous or disruptive atmosphere are prohibited.

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HEALTH

  • No pets are allowed inside the pool gates during the swim season.

  • Children who are not toilet trained must wear a swim diaper in the pool. No exceptions.

  • State health code requires the following:

    1. Persons with communicable diseases, skin diseases, and other possibly contagious physical disorders are not to enter the pool.

    2. Young children are to be taken to the lavatory before entering the pool.

    3. Bandages may be worn in the pool only with the approval of the lifeguards.

    4. All persons must shower in the appropriate facilities prior to entering the pool in order to assure proper cleansing of the body.

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VIOLATION PROCEDURES

  1. The first violation of the pool rules will be a verbal warning. Continued violations on the same day may result in the offender being asked to leave the pool. 

  2. The second violation will be a letter sent to the homeowner regarding the violation. The homeowner may be put on notice that future violations could result in the loss of pool privileges.

  3. After a third violation, the homeowner will have to attend a hearing with the Board of Directors to determine whether the violation warrants expulsion from the facility for the remainder of the swim season.

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