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I hear that part of the problem is that Ronin Pool was poorly maintained. Is that the case?

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I hear that part of the problem is that Ronin Pool was poorly maintained. Is that the case?

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No, the life expectancy of a new swimming pool is 40 – 50 years. The summer of 2008 will mark the 44th year of operation for Ronin Pool. The pool was well-maintained throughout its life. Repairs are needed simply because it is a 44 year old pool. The pool is subjected to extremes of heat and cold. In addition water and chlorine are naturally corrosive. Mechanical equipment wears out over time, especially in our climate. Ronin Pool is simply old operationally. Ongoing maintenance is the reason why the pool has lasted so long and why the current repair costs are as low as they are.

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