| 1. |
Vacuum, seep and clean all pools, tile and related facilities as
needed. Cleanse tile of dirt, scum and scale deposits. |
| 2. |
Maintain proper records in accordance with the Orange County Health
Department regulations as to operation, pH level, services performed and
chemicals uses. |
| 3. |
The pumps, filters, disinfectant and chemical feeders, flow
indicators, gauges and all related parts of the pool water purification
system shall be kept in operational condition whenever the pool is available
for use. The filters will be disassembled, the grids acid washed, the tanks
cleaned and earth replaced every three months. The filters will be
backwashed at least once every other week. The chlorinator systems will be
properly serviced at least once every other month. |
| 4. |
All equipment will be maintained in safe, clean and good operating
condition. Repairs to equipment will be identified and estimates sent for
approval prior to repairs performed. |
| 5. |
Pool water shall be maintained at a Ph level of 7.2 to 8.0. Free
chlorine residual must be maintained to at least 1.0 ppm. Cyanuric acid
readings will not exceed 100 ppm and shall be tested at least once every
three months. All levels will be tested and recorded during ordinary
servicing. |
| 6. |
Calcium hardness will be tested and recorded at least once every
three months. If pool water exceeds 600 ppm, an estimate for drain will be
submitted to the board for review. |
| 7. |
Total dissolved solids will be tested at least once every three
months. If pool/spa water exceeds 2000 ppm, an estimate for drain will be
submitted for the board to review. |
| 8. |
Pool will be closed for use for a minimum of four hours when water
clarity or bacteriological count as specified by Orange county Health
Department is exceeded. |
| 9. |
The sides and bottom of pools and spa shall be kept free from slime
and algae. |
| 10. |
Water surface will be skimmed to remove floating debris during each
ordinary service. |
| 11. |
All strainer baskets around pool/spa and pump rooms will be cleaned
during each ordinary service stop. |
| 12. |
Pool equipment rooms shall be kept in a neat and sanitary condition
at all times. |
| 13. |
Contractor will furnish all chlorine, acid, DE and other chemicals.
(charged per contract) |
| 14. |
Contractor will furnish all additional chemicals, algaecides, dry
chemicals, conditioner, foam down required for regular operation of the pool
and spa. These chemicals will be stored on premise. |
| 15. |
A preventative maintenance program of inspection and equipment
service will be conducted on each pool monthly. |
| 16. |
Chemical feed systems will be refilled and adjusted as required
during normal service stops. |
| 17. |
Water level of pool will be maintained at an optimal level. |
| 18. |
Circulation and other timers will be set as requested or required by
law. |
| 19. |
Gate closing locks and mechanism will be inspected on each stop and
management notified if gates are in need of repair. |
| 20. |
All proper emergency signage will be inspected and estimate sent
when replacement required. |
| 21. |
All submerged surfaces (walls, steps and spa) shall be brushed at
each service stop. |
| 22. |
Contractor will provide all necessary servicing and cleaning
equipment and tools required for repairs and maintenance. |