Rule 05 - Rules Relating To Swimming Pool Complexes

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R. "Flotation Devices"- Acceptable - shall mean certified, Coast Guard approved Personal Flotation Devices (PFD) and devices such as kick boards, styrofoam bar bells, styrofoam tubes and boards, and other non - inflatable man-made implements which are used in conjunction with educational, instructional, health improvement or controlled activities in a defined area for a specific time. These activities include classes, training sessions or tests. S. "Flotation Devices" — Unacceptable — shall mean inflatable tubes, water wings, flotation bathing suits, rafts and the like. T. "Free Public" shall mean functions and uses where the swimming pool complex is open to the general public with no admission charges, no donations required for entry and no solicitations made. U. "Government Sponsored" shall mean activities conducted by federal, state or county agencies. Government sponsored activities of Free Public or Non -Benefit nature shall be exempt from user fees. Security deposit and attendant fees may be assessed. V. "Group" shall mean a unit of ten (10) or more people visiting a pool facility. W. "Lessee" shall mean any natural person, group, corporation, partnership, association, trust or other legal entity that has a completed and approved "Facility Use Permit/Rental Agreement", has paid the necessary fees, and which has a confirmed reservation date. X. "Lessee Activities -Private -Full Pool" in Appendix A -shall mean the exclusive use of the entire swimming pool by a private, for-profit or non- profit entity during one time segment. Examples are, but are not limited to classes in SCUBA, aquatone, swim lessons, adapted aquatics, stroke development, water aerobics, lifeguard certification, masters lap swimming, concerts, water shows of any kind, swimming exhibitions and the like. Y. "Lessee Activities -Private -Shared Use" in Appendix A -shall mean the exclusive use of a portion not less than two lanes of a 25 -yard swimming pool or one lane, or the equivalent, of a 50 -meter swimming pool, by a private entity or instructor during one time segment. Examples are, but are not limited to classes in SCUBA, aquatone, swim lessons, adapted aquatics, stroke development, water aerobics, lifeguard certification, masters lap swimming, non-profit age -group swim teams. Z. "Lifeguard Fee" shall mean the charge per hour for the services of a County lifeguard, either before or after hours or during regular hours because of excessive numbers of pool patrons.