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2demerits

TAYLOR FARMS LUXURY APARTMENT HOMES

2311 ODELL SCHOOL RD, Charlotte, NC 28262
Year-Round Spa · NC permit/State ID 2060550206
Latest result2 demerits
Last inspectedAug 19, 2026
Inspections on record8
On record sinceMay 26, 2023

This facility type is scored in demerits: lower is better (0 = no violations found).

Score history

01734 May 26, 2023: 0Jul 25, 2023: 14Mar 25, 2024: 8Aug 28, 2024: 2Feb 4, 2025: 20Nov 10, 2025: 34Mar 30, 2026: 16Aug 19, 2026: 2
May 26, 2023Lower is betterAug 19, 2026

Inspections & violations

Aug 19, 2026 2 demerits · 1 violation
Inspector comments: PERMIT RESTRICTION: Filtration - flow meter must remain operable. Flow to be set at 50 gpm to 140 gpm to meet turnover and filter flow/return number Spa not approved for salt as primary chlorination. EHS notes that the Cyanuric Acid was read approximately 255 PPM. However chlorine level was 7.5. Per State guidance CA at 255 requires minimum of 5.67 CL.
#25 · Equipment room: equipment and chemicals kept in a dry, well-ventilated enclosure −2
.2534(5) Chemicals shall be stored as to prevent a reaction and permit for easy clean-up. Observed spilled white powder on the floor of the chemical room. Ensure cleaned up. .2533(d) Pump room floor shall be kept dry and free of standing water. Observed puddling water on the floor of pump room. Ensure pump room is free of standing water and maintained as dry.

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Mar 30, 2026 16 demerits · 4 violations
Inspector comments: PERMIT RESTRICTION: Filtration - flow meter must remain operable. Flow to be set at 50 gpm to 140 gpm to meet turnover and filter flow/return number restriction. Notes: Spa not approved for salt as primary chlorination.
#2 · Water quality: disinfectant residual provided by −6
.2535(4) Maintain chlorine at least 1.0 ppm. Observed 0.0 ppm of free chlorine. CPO corrected chlorine and EHS measured chlorine measuring 3.0ppm.
#5 · Water quality: daily written records of water quality and test kit kept on site −4
.2535(11) Provide record keeping including daily records of disinfectant residual, pH, drain cover/grate inspections, pool water maintenance, and temperature, if applicable. Provide weekly recordings for cyanuric acid and total alkalinity weekly. .2535(11) The pool operator must maintain records for at least six months. Observed daily written records missing corrective action for high pH levels (reading 8pH). Observed written records recording 8pH daily. Observed written daily records maintained back to December.
#16 · Premises: fence or barrier with self-closing, self-latching gates properly constructed and maintained −4
.2528(a) Maintain 2" or less under fence and/or gate (post-May 2010). Observed 4-6 inch gap underneath fence located alongside residents' balconies. CPO corrected during inspection so that stones/gravel underneath the fence is maintained at 2 inches or less under the fence at all times.
#25 · Equipment room: equipment and chemicals kept in a dry, well-ventilated enclosure −2
.2534(4) Provide storage for pool chemicals in waterproof containers or store up off the floor. .2534(5) Chemicals shall be stored as to prevent a reaction and permit for easy clean-up. Observed bags of soda ash stored directly on the floor inside the chemical storage room. Observed muriatic acid containers stored above bags of soda ash. Keep all chemicals stored up off of the floor and solids above liquids to prevent possible reactions. .2533(d) Pump room floor shall be kept dry and free of standing water. Observed pool of standing water on the pump room floor. Ensure to keep pump room floor clear of standing water.

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Nov 10, 2025 34 demerits · 8 violations
Inspector comments: Inspection conducted with inspector Rusi Woo and CPO Theo Hancock. Immediate suspension issued 2) Contact Will Harrison (704) 507-6824 for re-inspection once issues have been corrected.
#2 · Water quality: disinfectant residual provided by −6
Chlorine 0.6. Operator unable to adjust. .2535(4) Maintain chlorine at least 1.0 ppm. - Operator not able to correct. Immediate suspension item.
#3 · Water quality: pool water pH −6
PH 8.1. .2535(1) Maintain pH at 7.2 to 7.8. - Corrected to 7.3
#5 · Water quality: daily written records of water quality and test kit kept on site −4
No place on log sheet for temperature checks. Spotty total alkalinity and cyanuric acid checks. .2535(11) Provide record keeping including daily records of disinfectant residual, pH, drain cover/grate inspections, pool water maintenance, and temperature, if applicable. Provide weekly recordings for cyanuric acid and total alkalinity. - Intent to suspend item.
#7 · Pool maintenance: pool walls and floor kept clean, free of debris and in good repair −4
Dirt and debris on spa floor. .2537(14) Keep pool surface and pool floor free of debris. - Intent to suspend item.
#8 · Pool maintenance: surface skimmers (with weirs, baskets and covers) or gutters clean, in good repair, and functioning properly, no floating debris −4
Skimmer baskets with leaves. .2518(k) Keep skimmers free of debris so skimmers are capable of operating per manufacturer instruction. - Corrected.
#14 · Pool maintenance: spa timer working properly −4
Spa jets run more than 15 minutes. .2537(b) Spa times shall not exceed 15 minutes without manual resetting. - Intent to suspend item.
#24 · Equipment room: approved pump, filter, and flow meter operating properly −4
Flow meter not working. .2518(g) Keep flow meter operational. - Intent to suspend item.
#25 · Equipment room: equipment and chemicals kept in a dry, well-ventilated enclosure −2
Some items stored by pumps and equipment. .2533(c) Valves and controls shall be accessible to the pool operator at all times. Maintain 3 ft. clear walking space in pump room. Bag of soda ash on the floor in the chemical storage room. .2534(4) Provide storage for pool chemicals in waterproof containers or store up off the floor.

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Feb 4, 2025 20 demerits · 4 violations
Inspector comments: Inspection conducted with maintenance staff Theo Hancock. Permit condition that flow meter must remain operable at 50 to 140 GPM to meet minimum turnover and flow restriction for filter and number of returns. Observed at 75 GPM today. Cyanuric Acid tested at < 30 ppm today. Immediate suspension issued 3) Contact Will Harrison (704) 507-6824 for re-inspection once issues have been corrected.
#3 · Water quality: pool water pH −6
PH > 8.4. .2535(1) Maintain pH at 7.2 to 7.8. - Operator attempted to correct, adjusted to 6.8. - Immediate suspension item.
#4 · Water quality: water temperature of heated pool −6
Spa at 104.1F. .2535(12) Heated spa temperature greater than 104 F. Maintain spa temperature at 104 F or below. - Corrected. Heater turned down.
#5 · Water quality: daily written records of water quality and test kit kept on site −4
No records since mid-December. .2535(11) Provide record keeping including daily records of disinfectant residual, pH, drain cover/grate inspections, pool water maintenance, and temperature, if applicable. Provide weekly recordings for cyanuric acid and total alkalinity. - Intent to suspend item. Alex is no longer the CPO for this pool. Provide updated CPO certification. .2537(c) Pool owner shall provide for the operation and maintenance of the pool by a trained pool operator. - Intent to suspend item.
#7 · Pool maintenance: pool walls and floor kept clean, free of debris and in good repair −4
Piles of white sand or undisolved chemicals on spa steps and floor. .2537(14) Keep pool surface and pool floor free of debris. - Intent to suspend item.

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Aug 28, 2024 2 demerits · 1 violation
Inspector comments: Inspection conducted with maintenance staff Jay Harbin.
#25 · Equipment room: equipment and chemicals kept in a dry, well-ventilated enclosure −2
Leak at spa filter. .2533(d) Pump room floor shall be kept dry and free of standing water.

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Mar 25, 2024 8 demerits · 2 violations
Inspector comments: Inspection conducted with CPO Alexis Rosas. Left copy of safety signage requirements with CPO. Provide the following warnings in letters at least ½ inch in height and exact wording: “CAUTION: -Pregnant women; elderly persons, and persons suffering from heart disease, diabetes, or high or low blood pressure should not enter the spa/hot tub without prior medical consultation and permission from their doctor; -Do not use the spa/hot tub while under the influence of alcohol, tranquilizers, or other drugs that cause drowsiness or that raise or lower blood pressure; -Do not use alone; -Unsupervised use by children is prohibited; -Enter and exit slowly; -Observe reasonable time limits (that is, 10-15 minutes), then leave the water and cool down before returning for another brief stay; -Long exposure may result in nausea, dizziness, or fainting; -Keep all breakable objects out of the area.” Also provide signage stating requiring a shower for each user prior to entering the spa or hot tub and prohibiting oils, body lotion, and minerals in the water. Intent to suspend issued 5) 20)
#5 · Water quality: daily written records of water quality and test kit kept on site −4
Records spotty. .2535(11) Provide record keeping including daily records of disinfectant residual, pH, drain cover/grate inspections, pool water maintenance, and temperature, if applicable. Provide weekly recordings for cyanuric acid and total alkalinity weekly. - Intent to suspend item.
#20 · Premises: caution signs posted at hot water spas −4
Spa safety signage removed. New sign missing all required safety information. .2532(15) Provide Caution sign in 1/2" lettering 1/2" in height according to Rule .2532(15). - Intent to suspend item.

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Jul 25, 2023 14 demerits · 3 violations
Inspector comments: Inspection conducted with CPO Alexis Rosas. Verified bubbler at 1550 RPM.
#3 · Water quality: pool water pH −6
PH 6.9. .2535(1) Maintain pH at 7.2 to 7.8. - Corrected to 7.7.
#5 · Water quality: daily written records of water quality and test kit kept on site −4
Records spotty. Inconsistent total alkalinity and cyanuric acid checks. No pool water maintenance activities. .2535(11) Provide record keeping including daily records of disinfectant residual, pH, drain cover/grate inspections, pool water maintenance, and temperature, if applicable. Provide weekly recordings for cyanuric acid and total alkalinity weekly.
#8 · Pool maintenance: surface skimmers (with weirs, baskets and covers) or gutters clean, in good repair, and functioning properly, no floating debris −4
One skimmer basket cracked. .2518(k) Replace missing or damaged skimmer basket. - Corrected.

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May 26, 2023 0 demerits · 0 violations
Inspector comments: Onsite visit to pool for return construction and permit inspection. Construction passed. Permit issued for no night swimming. Permit Restrictions: 1.Filtration - Flow meter must remain operable. Flow to be set at 50 gpm to 140 gpm to meet turnover and filter flow/return number restriction. 2.No flow restriction on jet pump. 3.Spa not approved for salt as primary chlorination. Filtration Pentair Intelliflo VSF, 011056 with (2) Lawson MLD-SG-0909 drain covers, VGB-2008. EQ lines plugged in skimmer. Jets Pentair Intelliflo VSF, 011056 with (2) Lawson MLD-SG-0909 drain covers, VGB-2008.

No violations were recorded for this inspection.

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Source: Mecklenburg County Public Health – Environmental Health public inspection portal (search for “TAYLOR FARMS LUXURY APARTMENT HOMES” or State ID 2060550206). Inspection type (routine vs. follow-up) is not published in the county's data.