Burgsinn outdoor pool is expected to open on June 20

The 2020 bathing season will begin in Burgsinn in a few days. After the corona-related restrictions have ended, the outdoor swimming pool is expected to open on June 20. The prerequisite is compliance with a pandemic plan that the market community imposes on the operation of the outdoor pool. At an on-site appointment, the local council had the contents of the pandemic plan and its implementation explained to them by swimming master Ralf Knüttel and then voted unanimously for the opening of the pool on Saturday in a week.

A total of 730 people can then be in the outdoor pool at the same time. In general, the general distance requirements apply as well as the obligation to wear a mouth-nose protection everywhere on the site. However, anyone who has found their place on the lawn and is there or who is going to swim in the pool can take off their mask. All visitors to the bath are registered with their name and time of stay, Knüttel explained. For season ticket holders, this is done automatically when checking in and out at the pay machine. Individual entries and ten-card holders are recorded on a registration form, which visitors can access and fill in in advance via the community homepage.

Number of users limited to 75 percent

Mayor Robert Herold added that the pandemic plan and illustrated rules of conduct for swimming pool visitors are also available for download here. For swimming and bathing pools, the number of users will be limited to 75 percent of the nominal load. As a result, 90 people can be in the non-swimmer pool at the same time, 102 people in the swimmer pool, and the paddling pool can still accommodate 17 children. Knüttel says that separating devices in the basins to avoid contact are neither sensible nor necessary, because a virus transmission in the water can be ruled out.

In contrast, one-way rules are shown before entering the swimming pool and on the entire site, in order to avoid contacts between visitors. According to Knüttel, intensive cleaning and disinfection will further improve the already high standard of hygiene in order to guarantee guests a carefree visit to the swimming pool even during Corona times. So that the fun is not neglected, the one-meter board and the water slide can be released according to the staff, the three- and five-meter diving platforms remain closed. With the swimming master Knüttel, the council members agreed that the first days after the opening of the bath should be characterized by high organizational effort. What they also had in common was the expectation of prudent and corona-friendly behavior by the visitors.

Disabled access to the footbridge above the flood ditch

At another on-site visit to the pedestrian bridge over the flood ditch, the market town council awarded the contract to expand the footbridge for the disabled. Out of two available offers, the council decided on the offer from Auktor Ingenieur GmbH (Würzburg), which promises the redesign of the footbridge within the specified budget of 40,000 euros. The plan envisages equipping the walkway on the park side with a ramp following the path axis. Opposite, towards Badstrasse, a ramp at right angles to the south will complement the footbridge. The advice on the demolition of the former DISKA market and the new construction, conversion and change of use of the existing company building to a fire station was postponed to the next council meeting.

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