(A) Water supply. Any person under the terms of this chapter who has a house connection to the existing waterworks system may use same for filling and replacement of water in the swimming pool. Should the user not have a hook-up to the waterworks system, in accordance with the terms and provisions of ordinances relating to same, then he or she shall be required to make application with the village for filling of the pool through the Department of Public Works of the village.
(B) Quality of water.
(1) The water supply when in the pool shall meet the following clarity criterion: filters shall be capable of maintaining the clarity of the water to permit the ready identification, through an eight foot depth of water, of a disc two inches in diameter, which is divided into four quadrants in alternate colors of red and white.
(2) Equipment shall be provided for the disinfection of all pool water. Any disinfection method using materials other than chlorine compounds shall have sufficient capacity to maintain a free chlorine residual of six-tenths to one parts per million. The disinfectant shall be introduced onto the recirculation system ahead of the filters. pH shall be a minimum of 7.2 or a maximum of 7.6. A test kit with permanent color standards shall be provided at all private pools and shall be used at frequent intervals to check on the adequacy of the chlorine treatment.
(3) Gaseous chlorination systems shall not be made use of as a disinfection method for pool water.
(Prior Code, § 8-6-9) Penalty, see § 153.99