Remington CDD July 6, 2020

Reopening Plan for the Remington Facilities – EFFECTIVE 7/10/20

Remington CDD is actively monitoring the outbreak of the Novel Coronavirus (COVID19) and the impact on our District amenities. In accordance with the local governing authorities, and following the guidelines from local and state authorities, as well as, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and Florida Department of Health (FDOH). District staff has developed a plan for the first phase of re-opening the District’s amenities.
The clubhouse, pool, fitness center, playground and athletic fields will operate with limited hours and reduced capacities in order to meet the requirements of social distancing and vendor availability for cleaning and sanitizing.
Our recommended plan for Phase 2 Opening by facility Effective July 10, 2020 (please also see following page for additional guidelines): 
Pool
	Maximum occupancy will be limited to 25 people at one time within the pool gates.
	Request maximum time per resident per pool deck visit will be limited to two (2) hours per day.
	Hours of Operation: Dusk until Dawn Daily
	Residents are encouraged bring their own wipes and sanitizer and are responsible for wiping down any chairs or other touchable areas prior to each use and after each use.
Residents are encouraged to not bring guests to the pool to allow all residents an opportunity to utilize the facilities.
No floats (pool noodles only or children’s flotation devices) and no toys allowed in the pool
Splash Pad will remain closed
Fitness Center
Maximum occupancy will be limited to five (5) people at one time.
Visits are limited to one (1) hour per use.
Only one (1) visit per day per resident.
Hours of Operation:
- Daily – 6AM to 10PM
Each Resident is responsible for wiping down each surface they will touch before and after usage.
Wipes are provided in the building.
Remington CDD Playground/Athletic Fields 
Hours of Operation: Dusk until Dawn Daily
No more than 10 children and adults should be located in a playground area at any one time.
No more than 10 children and adults should be on a field at any one time
Adult supervision is critical to ensure that young children continue to maintain social distancing guidelines.
The use of your own personal hand sanitizer should be used during playtime if possible.
Residents are responsible for wiping down equipment before and after use
Residents are responsible for self sanitizing
Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or elbow
Practice social distancing of 6 feet from others
Do not use the playground if either you or your children feel sick or are sick.
Adhere to the CDC guidelines and individuals that are a high risk for severe illness from COVID- 19, including, but not limited to people 65 years or older and all people with certain underlying medical conditions

Recreation Center
Maximum Occupancy will be limited to ten (10) people at one time.
Rentals of the Center will be temporarily suspended
Residents are responsible for self sanitizing
Cover coughs and sneezes with a tissue or elbow
Practice social distancing of 6 feet from others
Adhere to the CDC guidelines and individuals that are a high risk for severe illness from COVID-19, including, but not limited to people 65 years or older and all people with certain underlying medical conditions
DO not come to facility if you feel sick
Hours of Operation:
- Daily 6 AM to 10 PM
The amenity specific plan above will be communicated to the community. Included in the that communication will the above specific rules, plus the expectation that residents and guests continue to follow current CDC guidelines for social distancing and
hygiene, which include:
Stay home when you are sick
Avoid close contact with people who are sick
Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth
Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw your tissue in the trash
Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe
Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds – use sanitizer (at least 60% alcohol) when soap is not available
Stay 6 feet away from others and no groups larger than 10
Avoid gathering in groups
Wear cloth face coverings in public

Staff will also place signage at all facilities related to the rules and other guidelines. Residents will be encouraged through separate communication to bring their own sanitizer and wipe down all surfaces they interact with. All other pool, fitness center, and clubhouse rules must be followed at all times. Staff will regularly be reviewing the compliance to these rules. If it is determined that residents and guests can not comply and self-police others for compliance to these rules, District Recreation Amenities may once again be temporarily closed until additional controls can be put in place for compliance.
This recommended phasing plan is reflective of the best practices devised by a combination of government authorities. Taking a conservative approach that reflects the considerations above should make the re-opening of amenities a positive experience for the whole community. CDD Staff will continue to review the guidelines and recommendations of state and local officials and we will continue to look for additional opportunities to continue to expand the availability of the recreational facilities. We thank you for your patience at this time and it is our hope that everyone remains safe, healthy and follows the guidelines for social distancing for the safety of our residents, guests, staff and vendors.