Swimming Pools & Spas in Floyd County, GA (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Floyd County, Georgia.
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Pool Permits
Unincorporated Floyd County requires a permit from the chief building inspector before installing a swimming pool, and pools must also meet the county's adopted International Swimming Pool and Spa Code and the state Rules for Swimming Pools, Spas and Recreational Water Parks.
Swimming Pool Permits in Floyd County
Some RestrictionsFloyd County Code § 2-6-5
A permit shall be required and obtained from the chief building inspector for any of the following work to be done in the county: (1)Installation of swimming pools;(2)Construction of signs;(3)Tie-down of mobile homes;(4)Grading; and(5)Installation of underground storage tanks.
Fencing & Safety Requirements
A private swimming pool in unincorporated Floyd County must be enclosed by a fence or wall at least 6 feet high with a locking gate, under the Unified Land Development Code (Appendix B). Installation also needs a permit from the Chief Building Inspector before construction, separate from the state health rules that govern public pools.
Floyd County Pool Fence Requirement
Some RestrictionsFloyd County Unified Land Development Code § 4.2.3(h)
h.Private recreational facility, such as a swimming pool and bathhouse or cabana, tennis court, deck or patio. These uses shall conform to the minimum setback requirements for principal buildings in each zoning district. Swimming pools shall be permitted only upon written approval of the health department to indicate compliance with applicable health department regulations. Pools must be enclos...
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