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Ottawa By-law 2004-276, s. 11 — SWIMMING

Parks and Facilities By-law

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SWIMMING

11. No person shall:

  • a) enter a swimming pool, except with the permission of the Director and subject to the conditions associated with such permission and only at the times designated for swimming;
  • b) fail to obey the instructions of a lifeguard or any other person appointed by the Director to oversee the facility;
  • c) swim, bathe, wade in or enter the waters of a fountain, pond, lake, river or stream in a park, except in an area or at a time designated by the Director for such purposes;
  • d) permit a child in his or her care, custody or charge to swim, bathe, wade in or enter into the waters of any ornamental pool or fountain; BY-LAW NO. 2004-276
  • e) throw any article in any pool, fountain, pond, lake or stream that is likely to endanger any person or wildlife, or to pollute the waters; or
  • f) bring into or possess in a bathing area or swimming area of a park any bottles, glassware, metal or other material which may cause injury.

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