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Clubhouse Pool

Manage Fobs

Pool SEASON 2025

Saturday, May 24, 2025, to Monday, September 1, 2025

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DAILY HOURS  May24-August 10:

Sunday-Thursday   11am-8pm

Friday and Saturday  11am-9pm

Holidays   11am-8pm

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​ABBREVIATED HOURS August 11-September 1:

Monday-Friday   4pm-7pm

Saturday and Sunday    11am-7pm

Holidays     11am-7pm

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POOL FOBS:

Residents who received a digital or physical fob in 2023/24 will not be required to complete a new pool application. Digital and physical fobs will reactivate on Saturday, May 24th, 2025. Log into the Avigilon Alta Open (formerly Openpath) app. If you had set up your digital fob on an older device, the system will prompt you to "Resend Setup Email."

 

PAST DUE BALANCES:

For Memorial Day Weekend access, any past due balance must be paid in full by Monday, May 19th, for fob reactivation. Account payments received after this date will not have their fobs reactivated until Tuesday, May 27th.

 

APPLICATIONS:

Residents who were not issued a digital or physical fob in 2023/24 must complete a pool application. Homeowners may also complete a DIGITAL APPLICATION for faster processing. 

 

INFLATABLE & TEMPORARY POOLS:

Please remove any inflatable or temporary pools by 10/1/25.

 

GUESTS:

All guests must be signed in here. Each household may have a maximum of 4 guests per day, due to allowable pool capacity and pool staff’s discretion. All residents and their guests must obey the pool staff’s instructions. Guests of residents may use the pool only when accompanied by a resident owner.

Owner Application

Homeowners must complete an OWNER Pool Application and return it to the HOA to be issued a pool fob.

Pool Rules

All residents and their guests must abide by the Lakewood Prairie HOA Pool Rules.

Tenant Application

Tenants must complete a TENANT Pool Application, have a current Absentee Owner Statement (AOS) form on file and a copy of the lease to be issued a pool fob.

 Absentee Owner Statement (AOS)

If an owner wishes to transfer their pool rights over to their tenant, the owner must complete the AOS form and submit it along with the lease to the HOA.

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Have questions? Contact us here.

 

 

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