Pmhoa 5 year pool
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The document outlines a 5-year plan for improvements to the Princeton Meadows HOA pool. Year 1 focused on basic maintenance like clearing lines and resurfacing. Years 2-3 addressed ongoing repairs and replacements. Year 4 planned for a pool resurfacing to extend its lifespan. Year 5 aimed to complete projects like new furniture, restrooms, and patios to enhance the pool area experience. The multi-year strategy was intended to steadily improve the pool while balancing needs and available funds each year.
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- 2. 5Year Time Span for the PMHOA Pool • Year 1 2016 • Bring Pool back from potential Loss • Year 2 2017 • Maintenance and Pool Mechanics Phase 1 • Year 3 2018 • Maintenance and Pool Mechanics Phase 2 • Year 4 2019 • Pool Lifespan and Updates • Year 5 2020 • Pool Patios and furniture, Restrooms, Concession, Entertainment and much more
- 3. Bring Pool back from potential Loss • The pool was in potential ruins after multiple years of neglectThe pool was to a point where it was not circulating correctly water was unclean, and lines were clogged with gunk from the initial build of the pool.
- 4. Year One Status COMPLETE • Cleared the Pool Lines • Drained pool scrubbed full pool surface • Acid wash • Pool Pump Filter Flush INCOMPLETE • All Complete
- 5. Maintenance and Pool Mechanics Phase 1 • Since the pool has been neglected for so many years we have a lot of pool action items to bring the pool to code.The pool also needs multiple parts replaced to stay up to standard and handle load through the year.
- 6. Year Two Status COMPLETE • Start changing out bad piping • Start changing out pool hoses and gaskets • Fix Bathroom plumbing • Replace pool Lights X3 INCOMPLETE • Pool Plaster • Pool LightsTo LED • Pool Furniture • Pool Restrooms • Pool Patios • Pool Grills • Pool Pumps
- 7. Maintenance and Pool Mechanics Phase 2 • The pool has bene through a lot and now that the HOA has started to build up a reserve to potentially take car of emergencies.This year we are focusing on longevity of the pool and system health
- 8. Year Three Status COMPLETE • Pool Sand Filtration Multi tin systems • Pool Pressure Gauges replacement • Pool Pumps Replaced X2 (Ahead of Schedule ) • Emergency Phone replacement • Initial Start of vending services INCOMPLETE • Pool Plaster • Pool LightsTo LED • Pool Furniture • Pool Restrooms • Pool Patios • Pool Grills
- 9. Pool Lifespan and Updates • The Pool is at a point to where we can start looking at how to make the pool last.The pool has one expensive item that will require the pool to need a re-plaster to save the pool and continue its longevity.
- 10. Year Four Status COMPLETE • None INCOMPLETE • Pool Plaster • Pool LightsTo LED • Pool Furniture • Pool Restrooms • Pool Patios • Pool Grills
- 11. Pool Patios and furniture, Restrooms, Concession, Entertainment and much more • Now that the pool is at a sustainable level and there is no impending danger to the life of the pool we can focus more on making things around the pool look good.
- 12. Year Five Status COMPLETE • Pool Plaster • Pool Lights to LED • Pool Grills INCOMPLETE • Pool Furniture • Pool Restrooms • Pool Patios
- 13. Questions ? • The timeline can change at anytime if more funds become available to preceded to next steps as well as exceeded steps.