Baymont Inn & Suites- Pool

4.5.19.1.1 — Pool water depths are not clearly and permanently marked at the following locations: 1) Minimum depth, 2) Maximum depth, 3) On both sides and at each end of the pool and, 4) At the break in the floor slope between the shallow and deep portions of the pool.

5.6.1.1.3 — Underwater lights, where provided, are not operational and/or maintained as designed.

5.7.4.4.2 — The owner does not ensure the aquatic facility takes action to reduce the level of combined chlorine (chloramines) in the water when the level exceeds 0.4 ppm (mg/L).

5.9.1.6 — No Mixing - AQUATIC VENUE chemicals shall be stored so that if the packages were to leak, no mixing of incompatible materials would occur; observed liquid chemical storage over dry shock bags.

5.7.5.3 — Observed test logs being conducted twice per day.

6.4.1.5 — A chemical inventory log is not maintained on site to provide a list of chemicals used in the aquatic venue water and surrounding deck that could result in water quality issues, chemical interactions, or patron exposure.

6.3.4.5.1 — A written EAP was not developed, maintained, and updated as necessary for the aquatic facility to include at a minimum: 1) A diagram of the aquatic facility; 2) A list of emergency telephone numbers; 3) The location of first aid kit and other rescue equipment (BVM, AED, if provided, backboard, etc.); 4) An emergency response plan for accidental chemical release; and 5) A fecal/vomit/blood contamination response plan as outlined in MAHC 6.5.1.; 6) Outline types of emergencies and imminent health hazards, as per MAHC 6.6.3; 7) Outline the methods of communication between responders, emergency services, and patrons; 8) Identify each anticipated responder; 9) Outline the tasks of each responder; 10) Identify required equipment for each task; and 11) Emergency closure requirements.