SUMMER 2023:

We ask members to follow best practices on preventing COVID-19 and monitoring for symptoms.  Symptoms include fever, cough, shortness of breath, new loss of taste or smell, chills, muscle pain and sore throat.  If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, please do not come to the pool.

Operating Hours

• Please refer to the  home page for pool hours.

Recreational Swim

• There are no restrictions to how many times a member can come to the pool.
• We require ALL members to check in upon arrival.  You must identify yourself to the guard on duty so you can be verified in the database. 
• Adult swim during recreational swim will occur during the last 15 minutes of every hour.  Children younger than 16 years of age must completely vacate the pool.
• Children under 12 must be accompanied by a responsible caregiver aged 15 or older.
• Members 12 years old by May 28, 2023 may be at the pool unaccompanied.   
• All swimmers must pass a swimming test before using the diving board. Be prepared to retake the test if asked to do so by a guard.
• Expect a passing thunderstorm and plan for its possibility.  Parents, please discuss contingency plans with your children if the pool is closed when they are there unaccompanied.   Remember, parents are responsible for the safety of their children and guards are not responsible for your child when the pool is closed.  Please pick your child up promptly in the event of a closure.
• The diving board will be open but may be closed for games in the well, at lifeguards' discretion.
• Please walk, do not run, on the pool deck. 
• Independent swim lessons may not take place in the lap lanes, unless they are empty.  Lap lane swimmers have priority over swim lessons.
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Lap Swim

• Lap swimming is allowed during recreational swim.  Please note the total number of lanes at any given time is dependent on the total number of rec swimmers in the pool.  Please refer to the “Lap Lane Policy” under “Daleview Operating Rules” on our website for more information.
• Please observe polite lap swim etiquette:
• Please limit your time lap swimming to NO MORE than 30 minutes. 
• Swimmers are encouraged to join lanes with other swimmers who swim at a similar speed, if at all possible. 
• The lane closest to the wall will be designated for slower swimmers.  When two or more lanes are in the pool, those should be used by faster swimmers. 

Swim Team

The Feet will continue to swim in Division G. See the Swim Team tab for detailed information about the team, including registration.

Masters Swim Sessions

• Sundays 8-9am; 9-10am
• Tuesdays 6-7am; 9-10am; 9-10 pm
• Thursdays 6-7am; 9-10 am

Water Aerobics

• Sundays 8-9am; 9-10am
• Tuesdays 8:30-9:30pm

Baby Pool

• Parents are responsible for the safety and conduct of their children.  There are no lifeguards in the baby pool area.
• Children not potty trained must wear a water diaper and rubber pants in all pools.  Click HERE to view a sample available for purchase from Amazon.

Cleaning Protocols

• Lifeguards are expected to clean bathrooms every hour and furniture as needed through daily walk-throughs. Members should alert guards if facility needs cleaning. 

Bathrooms

• Members have full access to bathroom facilities, including clothes cubbies. Please be respectful—clean up, don't leave dripping clothing on benches, make sure showers and toilet areas are left in order. Alert guards if facilities need soap, toilet paper, etc. 

 Inclement Weather Policy

• If the pool closes due to thunder and/or lightening, pool sessions will be cancelled for that time.  Members must exit the facility and may wait in their car until the pool reopens.
• Summer thunder and lightning storms occur frequently at Daleview.  Members cannot wait under the covered areas unless absolutely necessary.

Amenities

• Snack bar and soda machine are independently operated and may not be available at all times.
• Members may use the grills and grill tools located at the sink next to the drink machine. Members are expected to clean grill tools after use and not leave a mess at the grills.  
• Communal grill utensils are available; please feel free to bring your own if you prefer.
• The basketball court and ping pong tables may be used.
• Noodles are NOT allowed in the water. Kickboards are allowed for lap swimming.

General Member Information

• Parents are responsible for monitoring their children and may not be more than an arm's length apart in the pool if a child cannot swim.   
• Interested in holding a party at Daleview? Contact president@daleview.org. 
• Members may bring in their own food and drink to the pool (REMINDER - NO GLASS!). Food at tables only, not in the grassy areas. 
• Noodles are NOT allowed in the water. Kickboards are allowed for lap swimming.
• A "family membership" may bring up to 6 guests per day.  A “single membership" may bring up to 4 guests a day.  Note: these limits are per membership, not per member. If you would like to bring more than the max number of guests per day, please complete the Daleview party request form. 
• Remember, children under 12 must be accompanied by a responsible caregiver aged 15 or older at all times.

• Members 12 years old by May 28, 2023 may be at the pool unaccompanied by an adult. Note: If a corporate member (adult) is not at the pool, their unaccompanied member child, age 12-17 years old, may bring up to 2 guests with them to the pool per day. The membership unit may not exceed 6 guests per day.     
  
• Guests of members will be asked to sign their name to the guest log upon entry. Host member will need to be present and add their name next to their guests. When the member leaves, the guest(s) must also leave.  Guests fees are $6 per person. Multi-pass punch cards are also available for purchase. Pay at check-in with credit cards (NO cash will be accepted).  No Refunds for inclement weather.

Pool Temperatures

Research indicates that the optimal range for pool temperatures is between 78°F and 82°F (26°C and 28°C) to keep the majority of swimmers comfortable. These temperatures are low enough to prevent bacteria from growing, but also warm enough to take the chill off." We work to meet that range—and the guards will post the pool temperature daily. 

It is important to note that it is easier to warm a pool up than to cool overheated water. Early in the season, the heaters are often used as overnight temperatures are significantly lower than daytime temperatures. As summer progresses, there is less of a difference between warm daytime and overnight temperatures, and heater use is unnecessary. A perception of lower water temperature is unavoidable when there’s no sun. And, we can’t heat the pool to compensate.