Do people really need 3 chances to get it right ? :dw:
It's a toss up for funniest line of the story :
"the pools were closed for three days when contamination was severe"
"selling rubber pants to swimmers who are incontinent"
:lol1:
In an effort to reduce the number of feces incidents, Anthem imposed a three-strike policy that would ban swimmers for a whole year.
The Anthem Community Council, in a 6-to-1 vote, approved the policy recently that suspends resident membership privileges to two swimming pools. Violators have three chances before they are banned from the entering the pools for a year.
The new policy, which already took effect, does the following.
• First violation, a one-week suspension of resident membership privileges.
• Second violation, a one-month suspension.
• Third violation, a one-year suspension.
Council member Ron Jerich, who voted against the policy, proposed a stiffer penalty that would impose a one-month suspension for first violators. He believed the new rules are lenient.
Anthem has closed its pools five times since May 2 to clean fecal waste. Workers have tried different methods to curb incidents, which include selling rubber pants to swimmers who are incontinent.
Sometimes, the pools were closed for three days when contamination was severe, they said.
"In addition, our lifeguards close the pool for 10 minutes every hour to encourage use of the restrooms," Angelo said.
Anthem enacts penalties for contaminating pools
It's a toss up for funniest line of the story :
"the pools were closed for three days when contamination was severe"
"selling rubber pants to swimmers who are incontinent"
:lol1: