Conceptual Master Plan - Emeryville Center of Community Life

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN January 9, 2009
Emeryville Center of Community Life
ramp that runs the length of the pool deck area providing access on the backside of
the pool deck.
ITEM
ACTUAL
WOMEN’S
EQUIRED
WOMEN’S
ACTUAL
MEN’S
REQUIRED
MEN’S
SHOWERS 1 2 2 2
TOILETS 2 2 1 2
URINALS 0 0 2 2
LAVATORIES 2 2 1 2
There is one wall mounted deck shower that at the discretion of the county health
department be considered as part of the minimum count for code compliance
1.6 POOL MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT
The pool mechanical equipment looks to be in relatively new condition. The pool
water is circulated via a 15-horsepower centrifugal pump. The pool is filtered in a
single tank high rate sand filter. The pool circulation pump is connected to a time
clock for possible energy savings though the time clock toggles have been removed
so it cannot be used. The pool water chemistry is controlled with an ORP/pH
controller. The pool water chemistry is maintained with liquid chlorine (sodium
hypochlorite) and liquid acid (muriatic acid). These chemicals are fed through
peristaltic chemical feed pumps that are controlled by the chemical controller. The
pool water is heated by three High efficiency pool heaters. These heaters are good
in providing one of the best thermal efficiencies available in a swimming pool heater.
These heaters are also known for having a high maintenance requirement and a
relatively short life cycle.
1.7 NON-CODE COMPLIANT CONDITIONS
Deck level underwater light junction boxes
Non-complaint ADA access
Pool main drains
Plaster finish delaminating
Lack of floor inlets for a pool wider than 40-feet
Pool lacks 4’-6” safety stripe rope hooks for safety rope
Pool deck depth markers lack feet and inches
Slide safety shut-off
1.8 MAINTENANCE ISSUES
Diving board needs replacement
Slide stairs need repair
Pool deck finish needs to be replaced
Fixed lifeguard chair is rusting and needs to be replaced
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