2101 Oak Leigh Drive
Charlotte, NC 28262
Please call US Aquatics.
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The Pool is under New Management. US Aquatics has officially announced that the Wexford Pool will not be opened this year and have annulled their agreement with the membership. Please visit their Website US Aquatics and contact them if you wish to complain!!!
358 Crompton Street
Charlotte, NC 28273
704-504-3317 (phone)
704-504-0753 (fax)
contact: Mark Houff
This site contains information for current and prospective members of the Wexford Pool located in the Wexford Neighbohood of University City near the intersection of Hwy 485 and Hwy 49 (Outerbelt and University City Blvd.).
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If you'd like to complain about the Wexford Pool not opening this year or have any questions or comments, please contact Mark Houff at
MHouff@usaquatics.net.
Also, if you live within the Village of Wexford or the Harris-Houston road area, be sure to check out our neighborhood web sites at:
http://www.VillagesofWexford.org
http://www.oocities.org/harrishouston
for all of the latest information including news and updates on the area.
MICHELE WAYMAN
Charlotte Observer.
The owner of two neighborhood swimming pools in University City is being taken to court. The Mecklenburg County Health Department started criminal charges against Mark Houff of CHM Holdings. CHM, owner of the pool at the Villages of Wexford, is cited on violations of two health department ordinances - mosquito control and rules for public swimming pools. CHM is cited on the same violations for the pool at Faires Farm, said Environmental health supervisor Dennis Salmen. Houff could not be reached for comment. Problems at the Wexford pool started this past summer, when Houff did not open the pool for use. Vandals broke in and threw furniture and refuse into the pool, sprayed graffiti and did other damage. The health department expects Houff to be served with a summons to appear at a Feb. 3 hearing in Mecklenburg County Environmental Court, a district court that deals mostly with local ordinance violations. Houff will be asked to enter a plea and get a court date. Salmen said his department's goal is to get the problems fixed, not collect punitive damages. Read Sunday's Neighbors of University City for more details on this story.
