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8 | LIFE IN SOLERA | JULY 2024 | Living in a homeowner association (HOA) community brings with it a unique set of rules and regulations designed to foster a harmonious living environment. Among these rules, pool etiquette stands out as crucial for ensuring everyone's enjoyment and safety. Whether you're a long- time resident or new to the community, adhering to pool etiquette helps create a pleasant experience for all. 1. Respect Pool Hours: It's essential to respect these hours to avoid disturbing others. Whether it's an early morning swim or a late aernoon dip, adhering to the posted hours ensures that everyone can enjoy the pool without inconvenience. 2. Clean Up Aer Yourself: Maintaining a clean pool environment is a collective responsibility. Remember to clean up aer yourself by disposing of any trash or personal items properly. Leaving behind litter not only detracts from the aesthetics of the pool area but can also pose safety hazards. 3. Follow Safety Rules: ese rules include guidelines for diving, running, or the use of flotation devices. Please familiarize yourself with the Pool/Spa Community Rules and ensure that everyone in your party follows them to prevent accidents or injuries. 4. Limit Noise Levels: While enjoying the pool, be mindful of noise levels to avoid disturbing others in the vicinity. Keep voices at a considerate volume and refrain from playing loud music or engaging in rowdy behavior. Respecting the peaceful enjoyment of the pool area ensures a pleasant experience for everyone. 5. Share Pool Space: During peak hours, the pool area may become crowded. In such instances, it's important to share the pool space graciously with others. Avoid monopolizing pool amenities such as lounge chairs or umbrellas and be mindful of personal space boundaries. 6. Supervise Children: If you're bringing children to the pool, ensure they are supervised at all times. Children should never be le unattended near the water, regardless of their swimming abilities. Designate a responsible adult to keep an eye on them to prevent accidents and promote water safety. By adhering to these pool etiquette guidelines, you contribute to a positive atmosphere within the community. Respect for fellow residents, adherence to rules, and consideration for safety are paramount for fostering a welcoming pool environment where everyone can relax and enjoy themselves. Together, we can maintain a harmonious and enjoyable pool experience for all members of our community. ~ Monica Munoz, CMCA | General Manager, Solera Oak Valley Greens Association Pool Etiquette