HomeMy WebLinkAboutRequired Permit Info (2)4. Ordinances and Regulations
A. According to County Ordinance 8-1-83, the setback requirement
for a swimming pool to the septic system would be 50 feet if
there are suction water lines. However, if the swimming pool
is a completely sealed system, the setback requirement is
10 feet from the swimming pool to any part of the septic
system.
B.- Pools and s
than two feet in depth and/or more
than twelve feet in diameter
fenced area.
must be enclosed within a
C. Pools and decks cannot be located within any easements.
D. Fence must be six (6) feet in height and constructed so as
to prohibit access by children and animals to the pool area.
E. Pool and deck cannot be located closer than three (3) feet
to any easement and no closer than ten (10) feet to any
property line or septic tank or leach field.
INSPECTIONS
All pool construction requires at least two inspections (larer or
specially constructed pools may require extra inspections). IN
First inspection (rough in) needs to be called in after the hole
is excavated, plumbing and electrical installed, but before any
concrete is oured or pool bottom or sides are installed. Corners
of the pool deck must be marked, preferably staked. After
plumbing and electrical is installed (before it is covered up),
have corners of pool staked for inspection.
Second inspection (Final) needs to be called in to the Carmel
Department of Community Development once project is complete,
fence installed, all grading and seeding done. If the homeowner
is responsible for this, it must be noted on permit application.
Per approved ordinance, fines are to be assessed if request for
inspections are not called in and completed by our inspectors at
the proper time.
Indicate on pool permit who will call in inspections. Minimum 24-hour
notice required.