Pool Rules

The swimming pool facility is for exclusive use by homeowners in Presidio Villas II and their guests. Members must be in possession of their pool pass.

Safety First

1. All persons use the Pool/Spa at their own risk. NO LIFE GUARD ON DUTY.
2. Children must be accompanied by an adult resident 18 years or older.
3. Young children and non-swimmers should wear a life jacket for safety.
4. Running, horseplay and diving are not permitted.
5. Swimmers: Stay out of the Pool and Spa during electrical storms.
6. Use battery operated radios with earphones. Electric cords can cause electrocution.
7. Call 911 in case of emergencies.

Health Concerns

1. No babies wearing diapers or disposables are allowed in the Pool.
2. NO INFANTS, BABIES or children under 14 years of age allowed in the Spa. Their body temperature can rise to dangerous levels.
3. Persons with infectious diseases or skin rash must not use the Pool or Spa.
4. NO ANIMALS or pets allowed in the Pool area at any time.

Help Maintain Your Recreation Area

1. Restrict food and eating to the West Ramada barbeque area.
2. Use of soap, shampoo and bubble bath in Pool or Spa is prohibited.
3. Suntan lotions and oils clog filters and stain tiles. Shower before using Pool or Spa.
4. Pool furniture should be left undamaged and clean after use.
5. NO GLASS CONTAINERS OR BOTTLES of any kind are allowed in the Pool area.
6. Do not throw objects or debris into the Pool or Spa. Use garbage cans for your trash.

Presidio Villas II HOA Policy

1. Pool Pass and Key: Given to homeowner or record. Dues must be current.
2. Landlord is responsible for distributing Pool Pass and Key to tenant.
3. $100 Fee for replacing a lost or stolen Pool Key.
4. Loud, inconsiderate conduct is not acceptable.
5. The owner-host must accompany guest using the Pool facilities.
6. GUESTS: Eight (8) guests per resident permitted for Pool use.

These rules comply with the CC&R's of Presidio Villas II and Pima County Health Department Pool regulations. Failure to follow these rules can result in the closing of our Pool by the Pima County Health Department.