Pool rules to keep the HVNA Pool safe and fun for everyone. Pool Policies Pool Policies Pool Policies Pool Policies Download Current Policy Download Pool Membership Agreement and Rules As a Member, you are a steward of Highland Vista Pool. For your safety and the safety of others, all members and their household must adhere to all the pool rules. Failure to do so may result in termination of your membership. Members are expected to watch their children, honor the guidelines, and be courteous to other member families wishing to swim safely. Pool Hours Generally, the pool facility is open to members via key card access 24/7 except during Swim Team events or other designated pool closures. Quiet hours are between 10:00 pm - 6:00 am. Any pool closures are communicated in advance via email and/or facility sign located on the door and Member News Bulletin Board. Lap Swim Hours Designated Adult Lap hours are as follows: The first 15 minutes of every hour 5:00 - 7:00 am 12:00 - 1:00 pm 6:00 - 6:30 pm All children and adults who are not lap swimming must exit the pool during these times. NOTE: Pool hours are subject to change at the discretion of the Pool Board (i.e., attendance, finances, weather, maintenance issues, etc.) Pool Manager/Lifeguard It is the Pool Board and Pool Manager’s responsibility, at its sole discretion, to enforce supervision of Pool Rules & Regulations. Lifeguards are not considered babysitters and do not cover the Kiddie/Wading Pool area. Membership Annual dues must be paid before using the pool facilities each season. Dues must be paid by April 1. Dues paid after the assigned due date will be assessed a late fee of $25.00. Due date will be communicated on the annual invoice, as well as the pool member newsletter sent to the Member email address on file. Pool member must keep their membership key cards from season to season. New cards will only be handed out if lost or stolen. A fee of $10.00 will be charged for each replacement card collected at the time a new card is issued. Communication The bulletin board, located near the entrance, is the major means of communication at the pool. It is important that you check the bulletin board whenever you are at the pool so that you can keep up with general news, special events or scheduled updates. Facility Use Being a Steward of the Pool - To keep membership dues low, it is requested that ALL members take an active role in the rules and expectations of the pool area. If you see a need and can fill it, please step up and do so. Keeping the pool area clean, safe and maintained is a community effort and we depend upon the input and support of everyone in order to be successful. Examples of ways to help include: Emptying trash and recycling cans when full Hosing down ramada areas and tables when sticky Keeping entrance gate closed at all times Reminding other members that glass is not allowed Restocking supplies in the bathroom Chairs and Tables - You are welcome to move the chairs, tables and benches around the area to fit your needs. We do ask that before you leave, especially at the end of the night, all chairs, tables and benches be placed back on the patio area. The sprinklers do come on early in the morning and furniture left out interferes with the sprinklers and becomes water damaged. Volleyball - Do not allow children to hang on the net as it will become damaged. Also, we have installed a timer light switch for your use, it is located on the pole closest to the court. Lights - A set of light switches are on the west side of the wall inside the pump room, which is accessible from an access panel in the pump room door. Grills - The charcoal grills are available for your use. Please ensure to empty the old (cold, not hot) ashes before you light up your grill. Animals are NOT permitted anywhere inside the fenced pool grounds. NO SMOKING: No tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, vaping, etc. are permitted on the pool property. No profanity. NO CLIMBING ON WALLS, TABLES, RAMADAS, TREES, FENCE, OR GATES THE GATE MUST BE KEPT CLOSED AND LOCKED AT ALL TIMES. If you see that the gate is propped open, please close it. The Pima County Health Department requires that the gate be closed and latched. No pets allowed on pool property. NO SKATEBOARDS, BIKES, ROLLER SKATES, ETC. ON POOL DECK. These items must be parked at the bike rack or near lockers. If you are the last to leave the pool at night, please remember to turn off the lights. Pool Use Use of the pool facility at any time, is at your own risk Members must sign in upon entering the pool area. All swimmers are required to shower prior to entering the pool. Persons with cuts, blisters, open wounds, boils, or plaster casts should refrain from using the pool until healed. NO HORSEPLAY AND NO RUNNING ON THE DECK OR CONCRETE AREAS OF THE POOL. No dunking or rough-housing will be permitted. No large pool toys or floaties. Swimmers must wear pool-appropriate, non-revealing swimwear. No thongs, cheeky bottoms, beach attire, or cutoff shorts are allowed in the pool. Rash guards are allowed. Swim at your own risk. Diving Board Use One person at a time is allowed on the diving board No running on the diving board No diving from the side of the diving board No cartwheels, handstands, or hanging off the diving board Only one bounce on the board is allowed before diving No swimming or playing in the diving area when diving boards are being used Wait until the previous diver has cleared the landing area before you dive Conduct Members are to conduct themselves in a manner that will not interfere with the enjoyment of other members. If a behavior is deemed unacceptable or unsafe by a lifeguard on duty, as the authority, can initiate a “time out”, for child or adult. Anyone in the Pool facility acting disorderly, disruptive, or in an offensive manner may be asked to leave. The Pool Board may take appropriate action for unbecoming behavior and behavior, that will result in the disturbance of or damage to property. Members guilty of conduct prejudicial to the welfare of other members, or in violation of these rules, policies, or membership plan may have their membership cancelled without refund, and at the sole discretion of the HVNA Board. Children / Minors Parents are FULLY RESPONSIBLE for their children at all times, and should supervise the use of the pool by their children and enforce Pool Rules & Regulations. Parents are not permitted to leave children under twelve (12) years of age at the pool without a responsible adult pool Member’s supervision, or babysitter who is at least sixteen (16) years of age or older. Guests Guests of members are welcome at the pool. Members may bring UP TO 9 guests each day to the pool. If a greater number is expected, this is a “Party” and will be billed for a “Party”. All guests must sign-in upon entering the pool. This is based upon an honor system and is noted by signing in as you enter the pool area. We ask members to sign in each time. This helps us assess the busiest times of pool use and informs us of needed changes in pool operations. Members will be billed at a later date for all guest use. Members must be present with their guest(s) at all times, and guest(s) must depart when the Member leaves the pool. Members are responsible for the conduct of their guests. Any guest exhibiting disruptive behavior or violating Pool Rules & Regulations will be asked to leave the premises and will not be allowed to return at any time during the pool season. Non-members who arrive at the pool attempting to solicit a member to sign them in as a guest will not be tolerated or allowed. Parties / Food & Beverages The pool is available for private parties. However, they must be scheduled in advance to ensure facility capacity limits are adhered to. To avoid any disappointments, it is strongly suggested that you schedule your parties early. This is handled by contacting the party coordinator. The pool is also rented out to private organizations from time to time. These parties are scheduled and marked on the calendar of events found on the website. Outside Food and beverage is welcome. Members are responsible for leaving their seating and/or eating area clean and neat. ABSOLUTELY NO GLASS BOTTLES OR CONTAINERS ARE ALLOWED. No drinks in the pool. Pool Members who have paid their dues in full may rent the pool for parties. To schedule a party, complete the pool party request form. Please provide a return phone number, date requesting party and number of guests. Members also have the option of sending a private message to highlandvistana@gmail.com . The fee for a private party is: $75 for 10-25 guests and $125 for 26-50 guests. All parties must be paid in full when booked. Once payment has been received, your pool party date will be reserved. Party hosts are required to clean up all areas of the pool after the party. If excessive trash and/or the pool areas are left in an unclean manner, a clean-up fee of $50.00 will be charged at the Pool Manager/Pool Board’s sole discretion. Members may not use (or combine with any other Member) guest passes to be used instead of scheduling a party. If any Member has more than nine (9) guests present at any time, it will be considered a party and the Member will be billed for a party. Complaints /Grievances All complaints should be reported to the Pool Manager/Pool Board, in writing to: highlandvistana@gmail.com . Member complaints/grievances concerning other Members or its facilities shall be held in strict confidence, made in writing, and submitted only to highlandvistana@gmail.com . The Management and Owner shall investigate the complaint/grievance and determine the action, if any is to be taken by the Pool Board. ***The Board of Directors reserves the right to amend the above Pool Rules & Regulations at any time during the pool season*** BACK TO TOP

Welcome to Highland Vista! Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! Welcome! Located in Central Tucson, Highland Vista Neighborhood is bounded by Broadway, Craycroft, E. 5th Street and Rosemont. Initially developed in mid-1950’s, the housing emphasizes adobe brick with open design and features a neighborhood park on the North bank of Arcadia Wash with play structures, field, baseball dugout, little library, community garden, and a membership based swimming pool . Many of the neighborhood amenities have been created and maintained by volunteers from the community, while the park is maintained by the City of Tucson and the community garden by Community Gardens of Tucson . See what's happening in Highland Vista!

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Porch Fest 2024 Porch Fest 2024 Porch Fest 2024 Porch Fest 2024 Bands & Schedule Bands & Schedule Bands & Schedule Bands & Schedule StageA STAGE A 5401 E 9th Street 2:00 - 2:25 PM Andy Flagg Solo classical guitar music by modern composers from North and South America. 2:35 - 3:25 PM Freezing Hands Baseball, deli sandwiches, power pop and comfortable pants. All originals. 3:35 - 4:25 PM Aztral Folk Gypsy jazz to Mexican Folk 4:35 - 4:55 PM Chappell gRoan We will, we will rock UKE! Back To Map STAGE B 5433 E 8th Street StageB 2:00 - 2:50 PM Jay Sagar Original instrumental guitar jams with slide and mix of covers. 3:00 - 3:50 PM Big Step An acoustic guitar, a flute, and enough 70s-to-now tunes. 4:00 - 4:50 PM The Egg Thieves Hang with the Thieves as they serve up traditional bluegrass, country, & gypsy jazz. Back To Map StageC STAGE C 5257 E 7th Street 2:00 - 2:15 PM Kaia & Micah Sibling duo brings a stripped-down vibe to songs from The Beatles to Taylor Swift. 3:00 - 3:35 PM Ailsa May Story telling about heartbreak, fairies, and love. 4:15 - 4:30 PM Hadley & Cole Guitar and piano. Their first concert! 2:20 - 2:50 PM Niko & The Gold Pants Niko's rock n' roll show. 3:40 - 4:10 PM Raine Brooks Covers of familiar favorites from the 60's to the present. 4:35 - 4:55 PM Ryan David Green Dreamy instrumental acoustic guitar. Back To Map StageD STAGE D 210 N Cloverland Ave 2:00 - 2:50 PM Slippery Slope Folksy, Bluesy, Bawdy & Boozy 3:00 - 3:50 PM Cornerstone Classic Rock / Classic Country Rock / Rhythm & Blues / Elvis 4:00 - 4:50 PM Bodysong Pink Floyd's 90s Powered Post-Rock Ladylove Back To Map StageE STAGE E Highland Vista Park 5:00 PM Gift Horse A multi-generational band covering classic and psychedelic rock, soul, blues, roots country, and rock and roll. Back To Map Food FOOD TRUCKS Highland Vista Park 2-6pm The Smokin' Butcher Special Eats Sweet La Bufadora Fish Tacos Lahaina Waffle Dogs & Dole Whips Back To Map

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HVNA contact information, link to the Wahoos Swim Team on Swimtopia, and more. Contact Us Contact Us Contact Us Contact Us Mailing Address Highland Vista Neighborhood Association PO Box 13631 Tucson, AZ 85732 Email Mary Dorgan, President Patty Machelor, Vice President Colin Deeds, Secretary Lorna De La Ossa, Treasurer Michelle James, Communications Abby Green, Party Coordinator General questions, comments? First Name Last Name Email Message Send Thanks for submitting! Find the Wahoos on Swimtopia!

Porch Fest 2024 Porch Fest 2024 Porch Fest 2024 Porch Fest 2024 SCHEDULE MAP Porch Fest 2024 is official! Please join Highland Vista for our annual neighborhood music festival and food truck roundup on Sunday November 24th from 2PM - 6PM! Stage A Stage B Stage C Stage D Stage E Food

Home for all things HVNA Pool-related: policy info, membership details and more. Pool Pool Pool Pool The Highland Vista community pool is 100% volunteer-managed and is the heart of the neighborhood, located at the northern end of Highland Vista Park. From summertime swims to family BBQ parties, weekend movies, annual Porch Fest, plus monthly neighborhood meetings, this is the place to go to meet the neighbors. Home of the Highland Vista Swim Team: The Wahoos! Annual memberships for the pool are available for Highland Vista residents as well as the general public, and the pool facility is available to rent for private events too!

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See all HVNA has to offer, from our city park, neighborhood pool, community garden and more. Around the Neighborhood Around the Neighborhood Around the Neighborhood Around the Neighborhood City Park 3.6 Acres with Play Structures and Picnic Tables Playground Play for all ages! Community Pool 4 Lane Lap Pool with Diving Board Community Gardens of Tucson Plots available! Little Free Library Walking Paths Storm Water Harvesting Developed in partnership with Tucson Parks Wishing Tree A serene stop along the walking path Highland Vista Labyrinth Built using stones hand-painted by our neighbors Annual Porch Fest! Music, Food Trucks and more! Movies in the Park Enjoy a movie with your neighbors!