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Evaluation of Aquatic Facilities City of San Leandro San Leandro High School F. CODE DEFICIENCIES -SAN LEANDRO HIGH SCHOOL The two San Leandro High school pools are treated as a single body of water. Equalizer lines and connected plumbing commingle the water of both pools to a single water treatment system in violation of Title 24, Chapter 31B: 3123B.1 System Description. Each pool shall be provided with a separate recirculation and treatment system designed for continuous recirculation, filtration and disinfection of the pool water. The system shall consist of pumps, filters, chemical feeders, skimmers or perimeter overflow systems, and all valves, pipes, connections fittings and appurtenances. The mechanical piping should be removed and replaced with independent piping to each pool and a separate set of mechanical equipment should be installed to provide two separate bodies of water as required by code. This work should be done at the time that the pool decks are to be replaced so as to provide exposure to the underground piping. (Expected Cost $91,000.00) 2. The pool decking is cracked in several places with lateral separation. The pool deck coatings and paint finishes are peeling creating a trip hazard in violation of Title 24, Chapter 31B: 3113B.1 General. A minimum continuous and unobstructed 4 foot-wide (1,219 mm) slip resistant nonabrasive deck area of concrete or like material shall be provided flush with the top of the pool shell wall extending completely around the pool and the deck area shall further extend 4 feet (1,219 mm) on both sides and rear of any diving board or slide and their appurtenances. The deck width shall be measured from the poolside edge of the coping lip. All decking should be replaced with a medium broom finish, directed to approved drainage devices. Cost includes demo of existing deck, new broom finish decks and new deck slot drains. (SEE EXHIBIT 22 & 23) (Estimated Cost: $181,000.00) Exhibit 22: San Leandro High Pool Deck Delamination November 2001 Aquatic Design Group, Inc.