Membership
 Bluegrass Swim Club membership is comprised of 500 bondholders, which could
range from a single membership, two-person membership to a three or more family
membership. Bluegrass Swim Club, on an annual basis will also offer 10 trial memberships
for new prospective members on a one-year trial basis. Bonds can either be
obtained through purchase from an existing member or through Bluegrass Swim
Club. The current year price for a purchase of a bond from Bluegrass Swim
Club is $500 which includes the $50 transfer fee. Along with the purchase of a
bond, members are required to pay annual membership dues. Annual membership
dues for season are as follows:
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Single membership +$25.00 Assessment Fee =
$335.00*
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Two-person membership +$25.00 Assessment Fee = $355.00*
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Family membership +$25.00 Assessment Fee = $395.00
*(Three
or more)
IMPORTANT
NOTES
*All
bondholders dues & assessments paid by, or postmarked by March 31, 2008 will
receive 5 free guest passes. All bondholders dues &
assessments not paid or postmarked by May 1st 2008 will be subject to a $25 late
fee.
All bondholders dues and assessments not paid by, or postmarked be June 1, 2008
will
be subject to a $100 late fee.
**
Babysitter passes are available for an additional $100 for the season.
Visitor passes are available to members. Babysitter and visitor passes will
be needed and enforced for the Summer 2008 season. No child under
age 12 may be at the pool at any time unattended by an adult.
NEW
MEMBERS RECEIVE THE DISCOUNT WHEN PAYING IN THE FIRST YEAR
Pool
Passes can be picked up at the pool on your first visit of the season. Photo
ID may be required.
FRIENDLY REMINDER
Dues and assessments must be paid whether the facility is used or not.
Back dues and assessments are required. After two consecutive unpaid seasons,
your bond will be revoked.
join Us at bluegrass swim club
Interested in
becoming a member? Contact the pool office at 859-331-2215 for more
information. Mary
Jean Anderson is the Membership Director.
Pool Rules
Bluegrass Swim Club budgets
for insurance and legal fees annually. It is the responsibility of the Board,
all employees, and all members to make the pool a safe and clean place. To do
that, here are key rules.
These will be enforced!
NO RUNNING:
There is no running in or around the pool area at any time.
DIVERS MUST
USE THE BOARDS ALONE:
No one may be accompanied going up or off the boards. No one may “catch” any
other person off a diving board.
BABY POOL:
No children over age 6 are to be in the baby pool. This includes during adult
swim. No adults with chairs are to be in the baby pool water.
BABYSITTERS:
All children under age 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times at the
pool.
CLEAN UP:
All members are required to
report spills, to throw away all cartons, containers, and trash they create, and
to leave areas they use clean. The manager will ask you to return and clean
your area. Violators will be reported to the Board for action.
BABY SPECIALTY DIAPERS:
Children needing diapers must wear approved “swimming” specialty diapers. These
are available at the front desk for a small fee. State and county law require
the pool to SHUT DOWN to cycle water (takes
several hours) for infant accidents.
NO SMOKING IN BABY POOL AREA:
Smoking of any kind is prohibited inside the
baby pool area.
NO TRESPASSING:
The
Swim Club is police patrolled for the safety of the children. Parents, advise
kids they are not to jump the fence during Spring or any hours the pool is
closed.
It is an offense that we will punish by law
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