>Members are allowed to bring guests to the pool any day of the week.

>All guests and host must have signed waiver(s) on file

>Guests should be limited to five individuals, or a family unit per visit to the pool.

>Individuals under 18 are only allowed two guests DURING LIFEGUARDS hours, if at pool without parents.

>Guests cannot live in Cedar Creek Estates or Cedar Creek Crossings.

>Guests are not someone you bring to the pool everyday.

>Guest(s) may not exceed more than 3 visits per month, regardless of guarded or non-guarded hours.

>All guests must be accompanied by a member at all times.

>FOR BEST RESULTS, PLEASE TRY TO MAKE RESERVATIONS AT LEAST THREE (3) WEEKS BEFORE THE PARTY

>Step 1: Determine the number of people that will attend the party. You will need to pay Sweetwater Pools for extra life guards (See Step 3).

>Step 2: Check the Events Calendar or email a Board member (click “Contact Us” ) to determine if pool and/or pavilion are available. Submit a request via email with the date and times you would like to reserve for your party.

>Step 3: Go to https://www.sweetwaterpools.net/pool-parties/pool-party-request-form/ to submit a request for life guards. If lifeguards are not available, a pool party cannot be held at CCSRC.

>Step 4: Complete and submit online form.

>Step 5: Make payment to Sweetwater Pools for lifeguards.

>Step 6: Have fun and party safe!

>No one under 21 permitted to consume alcoholic beverages.

>No gum chewing allowed around pool.

>No smoking or vaping permitted in any area.

>No eating within five (5) feet of pool edge.

>No foul or profane language will be tolerated.

>Please dispose of trash/recycling in appropriate cans.

>Bicycles and small motorized vehicles should not block the sidewalk or entrance to the pool.

>You must be 18 or over or accompanied by a parent/caretaker/grandparent at all times during Swim at Your Own Risk (SAYOR) hours, when a lifeguard is NOT on duty.

>DURING LIFEGUARD HOURS: Children under 10 must have parent’s permission to swim without adult supervision.

>All children 10 and older must be able to swim the length of the pool, without stopping & unassisted in any way, before being allowed to come to the pool without adult supervision DURING LIFEGUARD HOURS.

>No running, wrestling, or rough play in the pool area.

>No glass containers are allowed.

>The use of life preservers, small rafts or floats is at the discretion of the lifeguard on duty.

>No pets allowed in pool area.

>Admission may be denied to anyone with skin abrasions, colds, coughs, inflamed eyes, infections, or wearing bandages .

>Spitting or blowing nose in the pool is prohibited.

>Bathing suits only, no cut-offs

>Please see page for rules concerning children aged 4 and under. There is a double layer policy.

Swim Rules for Children 4 and under

Double Layer Policy

The swimmer must wear a disposable swim diaper and a non – disposable swim diaper to assure a double layer of protection. The non – disposable swim diaper must pass the two – finger test (if two fingers can be inserted under the elastic in the legs and waist, the swim diaper is too large and the child will not be permitted to enter the water). Examples of non-disposable swim diapers are the I play swim diaper (can be found at Target or Amazon) or the Conni Swim shorts (found at https://shop.conniusa.com/)

Swim diapers and swim pants are not a substitute for frequent diaper changing and bathroom breaks. Diaper changing can’t be done on the pool deck area.

Bathroom Break Policy

All children 8 and under will need to exit the water and take a bathroom break at 20 minutes after the hour and at adult swim break.

Supervision Policy

All children under 6 years old must be supervised by an adult at all times. Remember the baby area of the pool is not under lifeguard watch during adult swim.

All members must help enforce these policies. If you see a possible violation, notify the lifeguard.

The quality of the pool water is strictly regulated and any compromise jeopardizes health and safety. Incidents most likely will cause the pool to be closed for at least 24 hours.

As a reminder:

All swimmers who are sick with diarrhea—whether they use swim diapers, swim pants, or not—should stay out of the water. Swimmers sick with diarrhea that don’t stay out of the water risk contaminating the pool with poop and germs, which can make others sick.

1. All persons must adhere to the rules and comply with the instructions of the lifeguard if one is present. Those failing to do so will have their pool privileges revoked or suspended. The lifeguard can expel persons from the pool for misconduct. If you have a complaint about a lifeguard then contact the chairperson of the pool committee.

2. Members are expected to work in conjunction with lifeguards for the safety of small children. Children 9 or Under, or any child who cannot swim the length of the pool, without stopping & unassisted in any way, should always be closely supervised by a responsible person.

Miscellaneous

1. The club will not be responsible for loss or damage to personal property.

2. Members will be responsible for any damage caused by them or their guests.

1. WAIT UNTIL THE PREVIOUS DIVER HAS CLEARED THE LANDING AREA BEFORE YOU DIVE.

2. ONLY ONE PATRON AT A TIME ON THE BOARD.

3. THE DIVER MUST EXIT THE AREA IMMEDIATELY AFTER DIVING.

4. DIVERS MAY ONLY TAKE ONE BOUNCE ON THE BOARD.

5. FORWARD DIVING ONLY. NO BACKWARD OR REVERSE DIVES ALLOWED.

6. NO HANGING FROM THE BOARD.

7. DIVING BOARD USERS MUST BE ABLE TO SWIM THE LENGTH OF THE POOL UNASSISTED.

8. A SWIM TEST MAY BE NECESSARY.

9. NO ONE IS PERMITTED IN THE DIVING WELL TO 'CATCH' A PERSON GOING OFF THE BOARD.

10. NO PERSONAL FLOTATION DEVICES OR GOGGLES ARE ALLOWED ON THE BOARD.

11. THE FULCRUM MUST REMAIN IN THE FORWARD POSITION WHILE THE FACILITY IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

1. All children must be supervised by an adult at all times. Remember the baby area of the pool is not under lifeguard watch during adult swim.

2. All members must help enforce these policies. If you see a possible violation, notify the lifeguard.

3. The quality of the pool water is strictly regulated and any compromise jeopardizes health and safety. Incidents most likely will cause the pool to be closed for at least 24 hours.

4. As a reminder:

All swimmers who are sick with diarrhea—whether they use swim diapers, swim pants, or not—should stay out of the water. Swimmers sick with diarrhea that don’t stay out of the water risk contaminating the pool with feces and germs, which can make others sick.