Pool Key Request Form

All visitors must use their access card to enter the pool area. 

One access card per household is authorized, FOR USE ONLY BY RESIDENTS 

Replacement pool keys cost $15.00.  The fee must be paid prior to receiving your new key and will take about 2-3 business days to be delivered.

If your key is not working, please email the management team (manager@grandchestermeadows.com) and include the number on the card.

 

Please understand the pool rules and discuss them with all members of your household.

POOL RULES

1. Swim at your own risk – there is no lifeguard on duty. Do not swim alone.
2. The pool is for Stirrup Creek HOA Members (Stirrup Creek and Pagehurst residents) only. No more than four guests at a time per family. *Note that the Pagehurst at Meadows community is not part of our HOA and does not have access to our pool.
3. Access card entry is required for all residents. Pool users must also be up to date on assessments with no open or pending Covenant violations.
4. No swimming before or after pool hours posted at the pool, and never after sunset. 
5. In the event of a storm (Thunder/lightning) in the area, depart the pool area immediately.
6. Do not place any pool furniture into the pool, it can severely damage the plaster. 
7. An adult 18 or over MUST accompany children under 14.
8. Infants and toddlers must wear swim diapers.
9. No diving, running or disruptive activities.
10. No glass containers allowed on pool grounds. If glass enters the pool, it will require shutting down and draining to clean.
11. No alcoholic beverages or intoxicated individuals allowed. No swimming under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
12. No smoking or vaping on pool grounds.
13. No radios allowed in the pool area.
14. Pool-type toys only (No footballs, Frisbees, projectiles, etc…)
15. Pets are not allowed inside the fenced pool area.
16. Discard all trash before leaving the pool area.

You are liable for the behavior of you and your guests at the pool as with all common property of the Association. Security cameras are not manned but do record activity at the pool.  

The HOA’s bylaws provide the authority to suspend privileges and recover expenses from an HOA member/lot owner who violates the rules and will be responsible for damage to common elements.