Pool Keys

Linda Mollard with the HOA Board is the community contact for pool cards and fobs. Please contact her if you:

• Lost or misplaced an existing card or fob

• Need to reactivate a card or fob left by a previous homeowner

• Need a new card or fob

For all new and lost cards and fobs you will be required to pay $30. Limit 2 cards and fobs per household. Email hylandgreenslinda@gmail.com or call (720) 233-8220 for more information.

Pool Access

Our pools are private, for the exclusive use of First Hyland Greens residents and their guests. In order to facilitate this, we have access controls and identification requirements in place that you agree to as a condition of pool area access and pool usage.

Individuals 16 years and older need to have some form of identification (preferably government issued) and those 18 years and older are required to have some form of government issued identification with them at all times (preferably a CO driver license or identification card).

Individuals who are asked for their identification will need to provide it or they will be asked to leave the pool area.

The goal of these rules is to preserve our pool and recreational facilities for the homeowners of the Hyland Greens community and to help make your time at the pools safe and fun.

Please remember that any guests you bring to the pool are your responsibility. Resident’s are not allowed to send their guests to the pool without them.

Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied in the pool area by an adult over the age of 18 at all times.

Pool Rules

• Pool rules must be obeyed at all times

• You are swimming at your own risk. No lifeguards are present.

• Pools are for residents only and their guests

• No admittance without a fob or card, Don’t expect anyone to open the gate for you.

• No offensive language or inappropriate behavior

• Umbrellas are to be collapsed when you are leaving

• Pool furniture is not to be left on the grass. Return it to the cement.

• No hanging or sitting on the rope dividers

• No turning over or hiding under rafts

• Rafts, toys or large floating devices may not be allowed if pool is too crowded

• No rough play

• No running

• If a child can’t swim, a parent/guardian must be within arm’s reach

• Children not potty trained must wear swim diapers

• Children under 16 must be supervised by an adult 18 years of age or older.

• No diving in the shallow end

• One person on the diving board at a time

• Wait until diving area is clear before jumping off the diving board

• No holding onto the diving board

• Food and drinks in grass or picnic area only

• Absolutely no glass

• Keep pool area clean

• Alcohol permitted for persons of age

• No smoking or vaping inside the pool fence