There is a crack in the main line from the pumps to the indoor hot tub. In order to repair this, the floor between the indoor hot tub and the pump room would have to be ripped up, which would include ripping up the in-floor heating. This would of course be a considerable expense and add further upward pressure on our already high strata fees. In addition, if this repair were undertaken, all access to the swimming pool and outdoor hot tub would be impossible until the repair was completed.
A detailed inspection of the problem was done in the early summer. The board member responsible for this is in favour of taking on the repair. However, our pool contractor has strongly recommended against doing the repair, because of the cost and damage to the in-floor heating, and has recommended filling in the indoor hot tub instead.
Unfortunately, we could not reach a consensus for a vote on this at our last meeting, which was in June. No meetings were held in July or August because of the demands on various board members and we could not achieve a quorum. There should be a meeting the last week in September, at which time we hope a decision will finally be made.
The board’s sincere apologies on the inordinate length of time it has taken to bring this to a resolution.
The Peaks of Radium, BC 