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This webpage has been provided in order to offer a quick and easy reference source for viewing the planning exhibits that will explain the LOCATIONS of the featured mechanical elements, and how the PROPOSED development is being considered.
PRELIMINARY SWIMMING POOL LAYOUT 5-10-23
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PRELIMINARY EQUIPMENT ROOM LAYOUT 6-7-23
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EQUIPMENT ROOM LAYOUT – DOORS / WINDOWS / UTILITIES
The Pool Equipment Room is diagrammatically shown. Please provide the specifics for where the door is located and which way it swings i.e.; Opens Outward / Opens Inward. Additionally, indicate if there are any windows and where each of the utilities enter the room together with their sizes / capacities i.e.; Electric Power = Amperes, Gas = Type and Pipe Size, etc..
NUMBER OF UNITS
POOL SIZE REQUIREMENT TOTAL NUMBER OF UNITS: 162-EA (100-UNITS = 860-SF) (ADD REQ.’D 215-SF / 25-UNITS = 8.6-SF / UNIT) 62-EA x 8.6 = 533-SF) (860-SF + 533-SF = 1,393-SF MIN. REQ.’D POOL SIZE)
POOL LIGHTING: 300w x 6-EA = 1,800-WATTS
BATHER LOAD: 1,440-SF / 10-SF = 144 BATHERS
PRELIMINARY POOL SECTION LAYOUT 6-7-23
POOL DEPTHS LAYOUT
The Pool depths are believed to be from -3’6″ at the shallow end to -4′-6″ at the deep end. Additionally, there is a Cabo Shelf area that will have a +/- 12″ water depth.
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INSTRUCTIONS
Please review the information and provide directions for any desired changes. One (1) revision has been made inclusive in our original Design Fee Schedule. Additional revisions beyond the one (1) made inclusive are considered billable work.
