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Southampton Village (Baby Pool), located at 200 Carriage Oak Dr Tyrone, GA 30290, received a score of 66 points out of a possible 100 points during their 08/03/2026 inspection by the Georgia Department of Public Health.
The violations noted by the inspector were:
Violation #1:
7 – ph between 7.2 and 7.8
511-3-5-.23(5)(b) – (b) during operation, the ph is less than the minimum or more than the maximum levels allowed in dph rule 511-3-5-.l7.
Points: 15
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: No
Inspector Notes: The pH does not meet minimum requirement of 7.2ppm. Must be corrected prior to re-inspection and reopening. Code: pH should be maintained between 7.2 and 7.8.
Violation #2:
11 – appropriate lifesaving equipment present
Points: 15
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: No
Inspector Notes: The strong pole and body hook are present. However, the body hook is not attached to the strong pole. The body hook must remain securely attached to the strong pole so that it can be quickly used in the event of an emergency. Must be corrected prior to re-inspection. Code: A light, strong pole not less than twelve feet long including body hook.
Violation #3:
21 – cyanuric acid level not exceeding maximum
511-3-5-.17(4) – (4) stabilizer (if used) cyanuric acid,ppm ideal: 30-50 maximum: 90 comments: if stabilizer is: too high: – may reduce chlorine efficacy too low: – chlorine residual rapidly destroyed by sunlight note: stabilizer is not needed in indoor or br
Points: 4
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: Yes
Inspector Notes: The cyanuric acid level exceeds the maximum allowance of 90 ppm. Reduce CYA to get maximum effectiveness of the chlorine. Stabilizer (if used) Cyanuric acid, ppm Ideal: 30-50 Maximum: 90 Comments: If stabilizer is: Too High: – May reduce chlorine efficacy Too Low: – Chlorine Residual rapidly destroyed by sunlight Note: Stabilizer is not needed in indoor or brominated pools and spas.
Violation #4:
22 – signs: peak occupancy/pool/spa/signs legible and in clearview
511-3-5-.18(13)(c) – (c) a sign shall be posted stating the hours of operation in clear view near the entrance and shall state the theoretical peak occupancy.
Points: 2
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: No
Inspector Notes: The peak occupancy for the pool is not posted. The peak occupancy is 7 . Code: A sign shall be posted stating the hours of operation in clear view near the entrance and shall state the theoretical peak occupancy.
Violation #5:
22 – signs: peak occupancy/pool/spa/signs legible and in clearview
Points: 2
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: No
Inspector Notes: The “No Lifeguard on Duty” sign does not meet the code requirements for the correct letter height of 4 inches. The lifeguard is not always on duty and therefore, the sign must be correct. Code: Where no lifeguard is on duty, a sign or signs shall be placed in clear view at or near the entrance to the pool and shall state in clearly legible letters at least four inches high “WARNING – NO LIFE GUARD ON DUTY and RISK OF DROWNING – SUPERVISE CHILDREN CLOSELY”.
Violation #6:
22 – signs: peak occupancy/pool/spa/signs legible and in clearview
511-3-5-.18(12)(a) – (a) the words “no diving” and the universal international symbol for “no diving” shall be permanently visible at the edge of the deck for water five feet in depth or less, placed only on the deck beside the depth markers, and shall conform to that ou
Points: 2
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: Yes
Inspector Notes: The words “No Diving” does not meet the minimum height requirements for the depth markers. There is no universal symbol for No Diving present at each depth marker. The words “No Diving” and the universal international symbol for “NO DIVING” shall be permanently visible at the edge of the deck for water five feet in depth or less, placed only on the deck beside the depth markers, and shall conform to that outlined for depth markers. Correct prior to permitting 2028.
Violation #7:
32 – operator training certification available onsite and approved
511-3-5-.22(2) – (2) the trained operator shall have a current certificate showing completion of an approved operator training course. a copy or the original certificate or documentation shall be available onsite for inspection by the health authority.
Points: 4
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: Yes
Inspector Notes: There is no verification of CPO certification onsite. The trained operator shall have a current certificate showing completion of an approved operator training course. A copy or the original certificate or documentation shall be available onsite for inspection by the Health Authority.
Violation #8:
35 – operator facility inspections performed; written documentation
511-3-5-.22(6) – (6) written documentation of the operator’s visits must be available at the pool facility. at a minimum, the written record must indicate the condition of the following items:
Points: 4
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: No
Inspector Notes: There is no available documentation to verify the CPO is checking the required information as indicated in the code. Code: Written documentation of the operator’s visits must be available at the pool facility. At a minimum, the written record must indicate the condition of the following items: circulation, filtration, and disinfection systems, safety equipment onsite, pool stairs and deck condition, water chemistry results, and corrective actions taken, if needed.
Violation #9:
36 – daily recordkeeping: water testing and self inspection performed
511-3-5-.22(12) – (12) a safety self-inspection shall be conducted daily by the trained operator or responsible person and documented on a log sheet.
Points: 5
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: No
Inspector Notes: There is no available documentation onsite to verify a daily safety check is conducted. Code: A safety self-inspection shall be conducted daily by the trained operator or responsible person and documented on a log sheet.
Violation #10:
36 – daily recordkeeping: water testing and self inspection performed
511-3-5-.22(9) – (9) water testing frequency. the trained operator or responsible person shall collect water samples from the water in the pool for monitoring. an in-line sampling port may be used for water held in reservoirs. the water quality testing frequency shal
Points: 5
Corrected during inspection?: No
Repeat: No
Inspector Notes: There is no available documentation to verify the daily chemical testing is done twice a day as required. Code: The chlorine and pH must be tested twice daily for pools. The trained operator or responsible person shall collect water samples from the water in the pool for monitoring. The water quality testing frequency shall be as indicated in the code and CPO guidance document.
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