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The pool season will official kick off on Saturday, May 1st. As most of you have probably seen or heard, the pool has gone under some construction this spring. You will find new plaster on the floor and walls of the pool along with new tile in the swim lanes, on the steps and around the pool. This is a GREAT upgrade to the pool which will help set the tone for more to come in the next few years.

You will also notice some additional changes for this upcoming season. The board has made the decision to make the pool a smoke free environment. A new smoking section will be located in front of the clubhouse at the blue Arbor Creek benches.

Another welcome change is the addition of Adult Swim. This will take place every Wednesday from 6 pm to close. This swim time will be for anyone 21 years of age and over.

Pool Key Cards

If you have lost your key card or never got one last year. Please contact Jeff Allenat CAS to request a new or replacement card. The HOA will provide each house 1 (one) key card on a 1 (one) time basis. Replacement or additional cards will be $10 per card or you can also purchase a key fob for $20. There is a limit of 2 (two) cards per household.

For questions, please contact:
President, Yolanda Lundberg
Member at Large, Tracy Cook
CAS, Jeff Allen

Pool Rules

This is a private pool with admittance by key card only. It is for the use of Arbor Creek Community residents only. Anyone using this facility without authorization is subject to arrest for trespassing.
The pool is a smoke-free facility. The permitted smoking area is located in front of the clubhouse at the blue benches. Please dispose of debris in the waste receptacle provided.
Pool Hours: Lap swimming only 6am to 9am. Regular pool hours 9am to 9pm or as posted. Swimming in our pool after closing may result in a fine and/or loss of pool privileges. This is a serious offense. If people are found in our pool after closing, the police may be called.
Adult Swim: Every Wednesday from 6 pm to close will be for homeowners and guests age 21 and over.
The pool is for the exclusive use of the Arbor Creek Homeowners Association members and their guests. Each household is allowed up to four guests per visit. Only adult residents may bring guests. Such residents will be responsible for their guests' behavior.
The state of North Carolina stresses that children under 14 years of age MUST be accompanied by an adult, and that adults should not swim alone. For this reason, the Arbor Creek HOA requires that children under age 14 be accompanied by an adult (defined as someone who is 18 years old or older and is the parent or legal guardian, a relative, or baby-sitter). Unsupervised children will be required to leave the pool area and the police may be called, if warranted.
Children 14-17 years of age who come to the pool without an adult must show their Student ID to verify age before entering the pool area. If you child is home-schooled or does not have a student ID, please contact the board of directors.
Guest Policy: ~ Homeowners are permitted to bring up to 4 guests per household. ~ Residents other than homeowners who are over 18 years old that live at the home are permitted to bring up to 2 guests. ~ Children between the ages of 14-17 are NOT permitted to bring any guests to the pool. ~ Babysitters will be required to have a signed note from the parents stating that they have permission to bring the children to the pool for the day. ~ Exceptions: Residents may have the need to bring more people from time to time (once or twice per season). When this happens, call a board member or management and let them know. Your name will be left with the lifeguard with the number of guests that you are allowed to bring and you will be admitted. Remember, this is the exception to the rule.
The pool may be closed due to inclement weather, maintenance or other problems at the discretion of the pool manager, the board of directors or the management company.
No glass containers of any type are permitted within the pool fence. If broken glass is found in the pool, the pool must be closed, drained, cleaned and refilled. These costs will be charged to the homeowner responsible.
Running, pushing, wrestling, foul language or other forms of horseplay are prohibited in or around the pool. DISCIPLINE IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PARENT OR ADULT IN CHARGE. ANY NEGATIVE BEHAVIOR MAY RESULT IN A LIFEGUARD ASKING A SWIMMER TO GET OUT OF THE POOL FOR A TIME-OUT OR TO POSSIBLY LEAVE THE POOL FOR THE DAY. Excessive negative behavior may result in the complete loss of pool privileges.
No pets are allowed in or around the pool area.