Disinfection and Water Quality Module Just Released For Public Comment The Disinfection and Water Quality module for the Model Aquatic Health Code (MAHC) was posted on February 27, 2012 for public comment. This module could potentially be more impactful to today’s operators than other modules. The deadline for public comments is April 27, 2012. Counsilman […]
How green is your pool? Normally, a green pool is a sign of trouble. But these days it is hip to be green – in the earth-friendly sense, that is. Whether you are dreaming a new facility, pondering improvements to what you have, or are just wondering what you can do better right now, here […]
The CDC posted the Regulatory Program Administration Model Aquatic Health Code Module for public comment on December 7, 2011. Hydrologicblog posted this announcement with the supporting documents. http://hydrologicblog.com/2011/12/regulatory-program-administration-mahc/ The Counsilman – Hunsaker team posted a group response in support of the public comment requirements. This response can be viewed at the below link. Counsilman – […]
How do five municipalities agree on the replacement of two outdated swimming pools in two different locations with the support of the community and local school district? Cooperation, mutual respect, and options were vital to success. The Municipalities It began when a 1997 Park Survey revealed community interest in new swimming pools for the Centre […]
An aquatic therapy center for children with rehabilitation needs and developmental disorders should be designed with a balance of inspiration, innovation, and accommodation, where aesthetics and function merge. Interactive Water The size of the pool must be large enough for several children and their therapists at one time, about 50 square feet of water surface per […]
What is the definition of a water tight swimming pool? Believe it or not, there is not agreement on how a swimming pool should hold water. The differences centers around being water tight before or after the final finish is applied to the pool shell. An example would be should the pool be water tight […]
Neptune~Benson, a manufacturer of commercial pool filtration systems, announced today that it has acquired the business of Lawson Aquatics, Inc. a manufacturer of main drain and rim-flow system components. While Lawson Aquatics will be managed out of Neptune~Benson’s headquarters in Coventry, Rhode Island, the company will retain its key personnel and will continue to operate […]
The CDC posted the Hygiene Model Aquatic Health Code Module for public comment on October 31, 2011. The Counsilman – Hunsaker team posted a group response in support of the public comment requirements. This response can be viewed at the below link. Counsilman – Hunsaker Response
Purdue University, was awarded a grant of $75,000 as the first step in a three-year program to research combined UV and chlorine swimming pool water disinfection methods. The research will examine the effects of combined treatment on water and air chemistry in chlorinated, indoor pool settings. The grant, managed and administered under the NSPF industrial […]
CDC posts Regulatory Program Administration Model Aquatic Health Code Module for public comment with a closing date of February 5, 2012. Click for module Click for Annex The Regulatory Program Administration module for the MAHC was posted on December 7, 2011, for public comment. The Regulatory Program Administration Program Module follows a best practice and […]
