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Luck Country Inn Swimming Pool

10 ROBERTSON RD, Luck, WI 54853 · Polk County

14cited violations
5serious tier
6inspections

Establishment

Type
Pool / recreational water (Pool - Simple)
Inspected by
Polk County Health Department
License / ID
HSAT-7QX5DA
Status
Permitted
Phone
(715) 472-2000
Official record
Polk County Health Department inspection reports

Other public records for this business

Year by year

YearInspectionsViolationsSerious
2026100
2025395
2024130
2023120

Inspections

  1. Mar 23, 2026 Routine · No items found

    No violations cited.

  2. Sep 12, 2025 Routine · No items found

    No violations cited.

  3. Jul 11, 2025 Routine · No items found

    No violations cited.

  4. Apr 16, 2025 Routine · 5 critical, 4 non-critical, 2 repeat
    • Not serious Non-critical Repeat

      POOL WATER TESTED BEFORE OPENING, PH AND SANITIZER

      Pool water is not tested for pH and disinfectant or sanitizer residual daily before the pool is open to the public or before the pool is in use.

      Correction: Test pool water for pH and disinfectant or sanitizer residual daily before the pool is open to the public or before the pool is in use.

      Code ATCP 76.18(1)(a)1 - POOL TESTED SANITIZER AND PH, BEFORE OPE

    • Not serious Non-critical Repeat

      ALKALINITY TEST

      Pool water not recorded after testing for alkalinity.

      Correction: Test pool water at least once a week for total alkalinity.

      Code ATCP 76.18(1)(c) - WATER TESTED ALKALINITY

    • Not serious Non-critical

      POSTING SIGNAGE- NO PROLONGED BREATH HOLDING

      Signage or other communication warning against prolonged breath-holding is not posted or otherwise provided.

      Correction: Provide signage or provide other communication warning against prolonged breath holding.

      Code ATCP 76.29(1)(f) - NO PROLONGED BREATH HOLDING

    • Not serious Non-critical

      OPERATING REPORTS-CHEMICAL TESTING

      The operator did not record the following on the operating report: Results for chemical testing.

      Correction: Record the following on the operating report, results for chemical testing.

      Code ATCP 76.32(1)(a) - CHEMICAL TESTING

    • Serious Critical

      ALKALINITY

      The total alkalinity is 35ppm.

      Correction: Maintain the total alkalinity of the water between 60 and 180 ppm as calcium carbonate or be able to demonstrate to the department or its agent that another level of total alkalinity produces chemically balanced water.

      Code ATCP 76.14(5)(d) - ALKALINITY

    • Serious Critical

      MAXIMUM BROMINE

      The maximum total bromine exceeds 10 ppm. Pool was 19.5 ppm

      Correction: Close the pool until the total bromine residual is in compliance with Table ATCP 76.14 Table A.

      Code ATCP 76.14(5)(g) -MAXIMUM BROMINE

    • Serious Critical

      FIRST AID KIT-PROVIDED IN POOL AREA

      The first aid kit is missing from the pool area, or within 25 feet of enclosure with signage posted in the enclosure telling where the first aid kit is.

      Correction: Provide a first aid kit in the pool area or, if the first aid kit is within 25 feet of the enclosure, post signage that tells where the first aid kit is located.

      Code ATCP 76.27(1)(a) - FIRST AID KIT PRESENT

    • Serious Critical

      CLOSING CRITERIA-FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH 76.14 OR PH LIMITS

      The Responsible Supervisor or operator has not closed the pool after failure to comply with the disinfectant or sanitizer residual levels. Bromine levels are at 19.5 ppm. This meets closing criteria.

      Correction: Close the pool in the event of failure to comply with the disinfectant or sanitizer residual levels pursuant to s. ATCP 76.14, or pH values that are less than 6.8 or equal to or greater than 8.0.

      Code ATCP 76.30 (1)(c) - FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH ATCP 76.14

    • Serious Critical

      GATES AND DOORS-SELF-CLOSING

      The gates do not self-close.

      Correction: Provide a self-closing gate or door.

      Code ATCP 76.34(4)(a)(1m)(a) -SELF-CLOSING

  5. Mar 12, 2024 Routine · 3 non-critical
    • Not serious Non-critical

      POOL WATER TESTED BEFORE OPENING, PH AND SANITIZER

      Swimming pool water is not tested for pH and disinfectant or sanitizer residual daily before the pool is open to the public or before the pool is in use.

      Correction: Test pool water for pH and disinfectant or sanitizer residual daily before the pool is open to the public or before the pool is in use.

      Code ATCP 76.18(1)(a)1 - POOL TESTED SANITIZER AND PH, BEFORE OPE

    • Not serious Non-critical

      POOL WATER TESTED PEAK PATRON LOAD, PH AND SANITIZER

      Pool water not tested for pH and disinfectant at least one other time during the day’s peak patron load.

      Correction: Test pool water for pH and disinfectant at least one time during the day’s peak patron load.

      Code ATCP 76.18(1)(a)2 - WATER TESTED, SANITIZER, PH, PEAK LOAD P

    • Not serious Non-critical

      ALKALINITY TEST

      Pool water not tested at least once a week for total alkalinity.

      Correction: Test pool water at least once a week for total alkalinity.

      Code ATCP 76.18(1)(c) - WATER TESTED ALKALINITY

  6. Jun 30, 2023 Routine · 2 non-critical
    • Not serious Non-critical

      WATER LEVEL TOO LOW

      The pool water level is not adequate for continuous effective surface skimming.

      Correction: Raise the water level until the skimming of the water surface is adequate.

      Code [B] ATCP 76.11(2)(a)

    • Not serious Non-critical

      BROMINE TOO LOW

      The bromine residual was 0.88 ppm at the time of the inspection.

      Correction: Raise the bromine residual to 3.0 ppm before re-opening.

      Code [B] ATCP 76.14(4)(a)

Source: Polk County Health Department. History last read Oct 19, 2026. Violation text is the inspector's wording. “Serious” is the source's own top tier. About this data.