Dear Flanders Crossing Residents,

 

The Board of Directors and our pool management company have worked very hard to make sure the 2021 pool opening will go smooth, as we continue to navigate out of the grips of COVID-19.   We are happily say the pool will be opening on Saturday, May 29 for weekend only scheduled, until Friday, June 25th, at which point we will move to a daily schedule.

 

Unfortunately, the NJ and Mt. Olive Board of Health have not relaxed the rules around pool operations and COVID-19, so we will again be practicing similar rules and regulations as we saw the 2020 pool season. Please keep I mind that this could be a very fluid season with rules and regulations changing as the summer progresses.  We will keep you appraised of any updates.

 

Below are some of the pool rules for 2021;

·        Pool Opening Day – Saturday, May 29th (for Memorial Day Weekend)

·        Pool Hours:  11:30 AM – 7:30 PM  (7 PM starting on August 20th)

·        Guest:  Maximum 2 per homeowner with badges, but if the pool maximum limits become an issue, the board reserves the right to make the appropriate changes

·        Badges:  Please use the 2020 badges. If you need badges, please contact the association at the email address billing@flanderscrossing.org

·        Social distancing will be enforced both surrounding the pool and in the pool.

·        The Association will provide chairs and umbrellas this year as a test.  Each guest is responsible for cleaning their chairs after use with the appropriate cleansing wipes, which will be provided by FCHA for your convenience.  If the chairs are not being wiped down we may be forced to place back in the shed to avoid fines.

·        Hand sanitizing stations will be set up.  PLEASE UTILIZE THEM!

·        Children under the age of 14 must have a parent or guardian that is 18 years of age or older

·        Do not congregate in any area

·        No ball playing in or around the pool

·        Pool occupancy will be limited to 70 people, or as the guards feel comfortable, in and around the pool

 

As a result of the enhanced enforcement, if rules are not followed the person breaking the rules will lose pool privileges for the rest of the summer.  If the association is fined by the state or local officials the fine will be passed along to the offending homeowners.  This is not joke and will be seriously enforced.

 

 

On behalf of the FCHA Board of Directors, please enjoy the pool.