Community Pool FAQs

  • The pool is open daily during the summer from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM, weather permitting. The 2026 pool season runs from Saturday, May 23, 2026 through Monday, September 7, 2026 (Labor Day), which is the last day the pool will be open.

    • All bathers must shower before entering the pool.

    • Bottles, glass and other hazardous objects are prohibited anywhere in this facility.

    • Anyone with an open cut, wound, or infectious illness is prohibited from entering the water.

    • Anyone with active diarrhea or who has had diarrhea within the past 14 days is prohibited from entering the water.

    • No spitting or bodily fluids in the pool.

    • All children under the age of 14 must have adult supervision at all times.

    • You must have your pool fob to enter the pool facility. Lifeguards are not permitted to open the gate for anyone except emergency personnel. There is only one fob per household, so if you are meeting family at the pool and they are already inside, please have them meet you at the front gate to let you in.

    • COAST GUARD APPROVED floatation devices only.

    • No face masks, snorkels, pool noodles, or inflatable “swimmies”.

    • No footballs, frisbees, or hard balls. Soft toys only.

    • No person shall bring or throw into the pool, walkways, recreational areas, or bathrooms, any object that may in any way endanger the safety of any person.

    • No diving, running, or rough play.

    • Any person suspected of being under the influence of alcohol or drugs is prohibited from entering the pool.

    • Consumption of food, beverages, and tobacco products in the pool is forbidden.

    • All animals with the exception of service animals are prohibited from entering the pool area. No animals are permitted in the water.

    • The pool will close during any severe or dangerous weather conditions and remain closed until no lightning has been detected in area for 30 minutes  (as reported by the WeatherBug app.)‍

    • No smoking or vaping anywhere inside the pool facility or outside the pool facility within 25 feet of the pool fence or front gate.

    • Selling food, beverages, or any other items at the pool or anywhere on HOA common property is prohibited without advanced written permission from the HOA and proof of General Liability Insurance. Contact the HOA for more information.

    • Please limit guests to 4 per household.

Need a pool fob? Here’s what you need to know.

  • Pool fobs have not changed, so if you have a round gray pool fob from last year, it will still work!

  • If your fob no longer works, check first to make sure there are no outstanding balances or open violations on your account. Pool fobs are automatically deactivated for properties with overdue accounts and/or unresolved property violations.

  • If you lost your pool fob or need a replacement, click the button below or make a General Request for one through the CPS homeowner portal.

  • If you are a new owner who did not receive a pool fob at move-in, click the button below or make a General Request for one through the CPS homeowner portal.

  • If you are a renter who did not receive a pool fob from your landlord, please have your landlord make a request on your behalf using the button below or through the CPS homeowner portal.

  • If your property is not currently part of the pool assessment and you would like to use the pool, please click the button below or make a General Request through the CPS homeowner portal, and the management company will walk you through the process.

  • All pool fobs are processed and mailed by the property management company. CPS charges $35.00 for this service, or $75.00 for expedited service, and this fee will be added to the homeowner’s account. Once the fee is paid, the pool fob will be mailed to the homeowner’s address on file.

  • One fob per property.

REQUEST A POOL FOB