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Pool Barriers: Riverview vs Temple Terrace

How do pool barriers rules compare between Riverview, FL and Temple Terrace, FL?

Riverview and Temple Terrace have similar restriction levels.

Riverview, FL

Hillsborough County

Heavy Restrictions

Pool barriers in Hillsborough County must comply with FL Β§515 (Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act): 48-inch minimum height, self-closing self-latching gates, and at least one additional safety feature.

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Temple Terrace, FL

Hillsborough County

Heavy Restrictions

Pool barriers in Temple Terrace must comply with FL 515 Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act. Minimum 48-inch barrier with self-closing/self-latching gate. At least one additional safety feature (alarm, cover, or self-closing door) required.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactRiverviewTemple Terrace
Min Height48 inches-
GatesSelf-close + self-latch-
Latch Height54 inches min-
Extra FeatureAlarm, cover, or doorRequired (1 of 3)
State LawFL Β§515FL 515.27
Height-48 inches min
Gate-Self-closing/latching
Violation-Misdemeanor FL 515.29

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Riverview FAQ

Who enforces this in Hillsborough County?

Hillsborough County code enforcement at (813) 272-5900 handles complaints.

Who enforces this in Hillsborough County?

Hillsborough County code enforcement at (813) 272-5900 handles complaints.

Temple Terrace FAQ

Does my pool need a fence in Temple Terrace?

Yes. FL 515 requires every residential pool to have a 48-inch isolation barrier plus at least one additional safety feature. Enforcement at building inspection.

Who enforces this in Temple Terrace?

Temple Terrace code enforcement at (813) 506-6400 handles complaints.

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