Fitness

Lido

A complete operating record for a Grade II listed 1934 open-air seaside lido, kept by the charitable trust that runs it — the water, the plant that treats it, the listed structure that holds it, and the public that swims in it. The signature Water Chemistry Log is the statutory pool-water record sampled three times daily at the shallow end, the deep end and the balance tank: free and combined chlorine against the operating band, pH, total alkalinity, calcium hardness, cyanuric acid and turbidity, water and air temperature, bather load at the moment of sampling, and the corrective dose recorded against each out-of-band reading with the operator who made it. Behind it: the plant room as an isometric circulation circuit — balance tank, pumps on duty and standby, three sand filters with their backwash intervals and media age, the calcium hypochlorite and carbon dioxide dosing lines with drums in stock and days of cover, the heat exchanger and boiler with flow and return temperatures; bathing water sampling sent to the accredited laboratory with E. coli and intestinal enterococci counts against the intervention value, the resample chain and the notification duty; bather load and admissions with turnstile counts by session against the calculated maximum bathing load, the takings sheet by ticket class and the capacity margin flagged when it narrows; the lifeguard roster with the guard establishment set by the pool safety operating procedure, NPLQ qualification expiries, weekly drill records and incident reports written up to the emergency action plan; the heritage fabric register carrying the listed structure element by element — the Deco filtration tower, the terrazzo deck, the cantilever diving stage, the changing-cubicle terrace — each graded on condition, dated at last inspection, with its outstanding repair and estimated cost; consents and casework tracking listed building consent applications, the conditions attached and the correspondence with the local authority and the amenity society; the winter works programme costing the closed-season repair and repaint schedule against budget; and club and lane hire putting the swimming club, triathlon squad and school bookings on the lane timetable with the income each brings. Season-ticket holders get their own portal showing today's water temperature and chemistry, the session timetable, their swim history and their own ticket. Drawn entirely in the idiom of British interwar seaside modernism and the 1930s transport poster — deep marine navy against a pale bathing-blue band and cream paper, a single flare of lido orange, condensed Deco display capitals over a text serif, engraved hairline keylines, Roman-numeral datelines, and a hand-drawn isometric plant-room cutaway as the hero. Zero photography, zero gradients.

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What is the Lido template?

The water, the machinery, the fabric — one public operating record for a 1934 open-air lido, kept by the trust that runs it

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