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tcc8372@gmail.com wrote:
> We recently discovered a technicality in Mecklenburg counties Pool
> regulations that would allow us to operate the pool without lifeguards
......
> Now assuming that we found someone willing to do that is it really a
> good idea to have a unguarded pool open in the middle of a community
> with a lot of small children ????
>
> Say a small child drowns, who would be liable ???
Well, now that you have publically raised these issues and expressed
your concern about safety, while noting out that you've found a loophole
in the law (whoops, I mean a "technicality"), and that you could save
some or all of the $18,000 (thus making it all about money), I'd say
you'd be hard pressed to isolate yourself from any liability should
something go wrong.
Personally, I would be suprised if you get an adult stupid enough to
volunteer for lifeguard duty.
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Re: Pools, Lifeguards and liability
