Red Bluff Municipal Code Div. 4 Municipal Swimming Facilities

For the purpose of this division, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or requires a different meaning.

ATTENDANT. Any person employed by the city for the purpose of assisting the pool manager.

MUNICIPAL SWIMMING FACILITIES. All and any part of the following:

(1) Any pool heretofore or hereafter owned, operated or maintained by the city for the purpose of swimming, wading, giving or receiving swimming or lifesaving instruction or any other purpose similar or incidental to any of the foregoing;

(2) All and any part of dressing rooms, shower rooms, locker rooms, restrooms, decks, bleachers, equipment rooms, storage rooms or other rooms, buildings, equipment, facilities or area owned, operated or maintained by the city in connection with or for use with any municipal swimming pool; and

(3) All or any part of the area surrounding a municipal swimming pool contained within any fence, building or other enclosure surrounding, in whole or in part, any swimming pool.

POOL MANAGER. The person employed by the city for the purpose of supervising and maintaining a swimming pool and enforcing all ordinances, rules and regulations pertaining to municipal swimming facilities.

(`61 Code, § 24.48) (Ord. 404, passed 8-15-1961; Am. Ord. 966, passed 2-7-2006)

(A) The Director of Parks and Recreation of the city may make all necessary and reasonable rules and regulations governing the use of municipal swimming facilities.

(B) The rules and regulations may govern any of the following, but the following enumeration shall not be deemed to limit the power of the Director of Parks and Recreation in the making of the rules and regulations:

(1) The admission price to be paid by individuals or groups for admittance to or use of municipal swimming facilities;

(2) The hours and lengths of time municipal swimming facilities may be used;

(3) The minimum age at which any person may enter or use any municipal swimming facility;

(4) The conduct of persons using municipal swimming facilities;

(5) The grounds for exclusion or ejection of any person from a municipal swimming facility;

(6) Any other rule or regulation for the efficient, orderly, or proper conduct of a municipal swimming facility; and

(7) No person shall violate any rule or regulation made by the Director of Parks and Recreation pursuant to this division when the rule or regulation has been posted in a conspicuous place at the portion of the municipal swimming facility affected thereby.

(`61 Code, § 24.49) (Ord. 404, passed 8-15-1961; Am. Ord. 731, passed 12-20-1983; Am. Ord. 966, passed 2-7-2006)

No person shall damage, destroy, deface or injure any municipal swimming facility.

(`61 Code, § 24.50) (Ord. 404, passed 8-15-1961; Am. Ord. 966, passed 2-7-2006)

No person shall permit any animal to enter or remain in any portion of a municipal swimming facility.

(`61 Code, § 24.51) (Ord. 404, passed 8-15-1961; Am. Ord. 966, passed 2-7-2006)

No person shall operate or take any type of vehicle within or into any municipal swimming facility.

(`61 Code, § 24.52) (Ord. 404, passed 8-15-1961; Am. Ord. 966, passed 2-7-2006)

No person shall enter, be in, remain in or loiter about any municipal swimming facility when neither the pool manager nor an attendant is present thereat, nor at any time other than the hours specified by the Director of Parks and Recreation.

(`61 Code, § 24.53) (Ord. 404, passed 8-15-1961; Am. Ord. 731, passed 12-20-1983; Am. Ord. 966, passed 2-7-2006)

No person other than a city employee when required by the performance of his or her official duties, shall enter, be in or remain in any portion of a municipal swimming facility designated by appropriate signs for use of the opposite sex.

(`61 Code, § 24.54) (Ord. 404, passed 8-15-1961; Am. Ord. 966, passed 2-7-2006)

No person other than a city employee acting within the course of his or her employment shall enter, be in or remain in any portion of a municipal swimming facility which is posted with a legible sign stating any of the following: “private,” “keep out,” “restricted” or “no admittance.”

(`61 Code, § 24.55) (Ord. 404, passed 8-15-1961; Am. Ord. 966, passed 2-7-2006)

The City Manager, director of recreation or the pool manager may grant permission to the persons referred to in §§ 24.54 and 24.55 and at the times as is necessary to enter areas otherwise prohibited by either of the foregoing sections, when the entry is necessary for the inspection, repair or maintenance of any portion of a municipal swimming facility.

(`61 Code, § 24.56) (Ord. 404, passed 8-15-1961; Am. Ord. 966, passed 2-7-2006)