Swimming Pools & Spas in Florida (2026)
167 rules on the books across Florida, 95 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Pool Permits
Building and electrical permits required before installing a pool, including the depth and size thresholds that trigger them, and where above-ground and inflatable pools fall in or out of the rules.
Apopka
Heavy RestrictionsApopka requires a building permit for all new pools, spas, and hot tubs. Plans must comply with Florida Building Code…
Read full rule →Bay County
Heavy RestrictionsBay County requires a building permit for every in-ground pool and spa, and for above-ground pools deeper than 24…
Read full rule →Boca Raton
Heavy RestrictionsBoca Raton requires building permits for all swimming pool installations. Pools must comply with the Florida Building…
Read full rule →Brevard County
Heavy RestrictionsBrevard County adopts the Florida Building Code and requires a permit before pool construction. Pools get two…
Read full rule →Broward County
Heavy RestrictionsResidential pool construction in Broward County requires a building permit, barrier inspection, and compliance with the…
Read full rule →Clearwater
Heavy RestrictionsConstructing, installing, or substantially altering a residential swimming pool, spa, or hot tub in Clearwater requires…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Heavy RestrictionsCoral Gables requires building permits for all swimming pool construction with Board of Architects approval for…
Read full rule →Doral
Heavy RestrictionsAll swimming pool construction in Doral requires a building permit from the Building Department and approval from the…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Heavy RestrictionsBuilding permits required for all pool/spa installations in Hollywood FL. Barrier permit required separately. Pool…
Read full rule →Homestead
Heavy RestrictionsAll swimming pool installations in Homestead require building permits from the Building Department. The HVHZ edition of…
Read full rule →Jacksonville
Heavy RestrictionsJacksonville requires a building permit for all in-ground and above-ground pools over 24" deep. Electrical, plumbing…
Read full rule →Lakeland
Heavy RestrictionsLakeland requires building permits for all pools, spas, and hot tubs. FL Building Code Chapter 4 and FL §515…
Read full rule →Largo
Heavy RestrictionsBuilding, installing, or substantially altering a residential swimming pool, spa, or hot tub in Largo requires a…
Read full rule →Plant City
Heavy RestrictionsPlant City requires a building permit for all in-ground and above-ground pools over 24 inches deep. Permits issued by…
Read full rule →Tampa
Heavy RestrictionsAll new in-ground and above-ground pools over 24 inches deep require a building permit from Tampa Construction Services…
Read full rule →Temple Terrace
Heavy RestrictionsAll swimming pools and spas in Temple Terrace require a building permit. Construction must comply with FL Building Code…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Heavy RestrictionsAll swimming pools and spas in West Palm Beach require a building permit per Florida Building Code Chapter 4 and WPB…
Read full rule →Winter Park
Heavy RestrictionsWinter Park requires building permits for all in-ground and above-ground pools over 24 inches deep under the Florida…
Read full rule →Alachua County
Some RestrictionsA residential or public swimming pool built in unincorporated Alachua County must comply with Chapter 424 of the…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Some RestrictionsNo swimming pool, spa or hot tub can be built, installed, enlarged or altered in Cape Coral without a building permit…
Read full rule →Citrus County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Citrus County, a private swimming pool is a residential accessory use under the Land Development…
Read full rule →Clay County
Some RestrictionsClay County lets a homeowner build a swimming pool on his own residence property without holding a pool contractor's…
Read full rule →Cocoa
Some RestrictionsA city permit approved by the building official is required before constructing or installing a residential swimming…
Read full rule →Collier County
Some RestrictionsAbove-ground pools in unincorporated Collier County are regulated the same as in-ground pools. Under FS 515.29 the…
Read full rule →Dade City
Some RestrictionsDade City, Pasco County, Florida treats swimming pool construction as a licensed trade, requiring a residential or…
Read full rule →Davie
Some RestrictionsBuilding a residential pool in Davie requires a permit under the town's adopted Florida Building Code, and the pool…
Read full rule →Deltona
Some RestrictionsDeltona treats above-ground and portable pools as accessory structures: they can only go in the rear or side yard…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsA new residential pool in Escambia County can't get a certificate of completion without at least one pool safety…
Read full rule →Flagler County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Flagler County, a spa, hot tub or swimming pool deeper than twenty-four inches falls outside the…
Read full rule →Fort Lauderdale
Some RestrictionsBuilding a residential swimming pool, spa, or hot tub in Fort Lauderdale requires a building permit through the…
Read full rule →Fort Myers
Some RestrictionsFort Myers requires a building permit before any pool construction begins, issued by the building official under the…
Read full rule →Gulfport
Some RestrictionsBuilding a swimming pool or spa in Gulfport requires a building permit under Code Sections 7-2 and 25-3. The permit fee…
Read full rule →Hialeah
Some RestrictionsHialeah requires a building permit before any swimming pool or its safety barrier is built, under City Code Sec…
Read full rule →Highlands County
Some RestrictionsHighlands County's Floodplain Management Ordinance, part of the Land Development Regulations, names 'installation of…
Read full rule →Hillsborough County
Some RestrictionsA backyard pool in unincorporated Hillsborough County needs a building permit before the first shovel of dirt, and the…
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsJupiter requires a construction permit before any pool, spa or screen enclosure goes in the ground, and that single…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsBuilding a swimming pool in unincorporated Lake County needs a building permit under Code § 6-3(a) before excavation…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsUnincorporated Lee County lets a homeowner build a private pool by right, but every pool, deck or screen enclosure must…
Read full rule →Leon County
Some RestrictionsLeon County exempts no pool by size or type: above-ground and portable pools need the same 48-inch safety barrier as…
Read full rule →Manatee County
Some RestrictionsEvery residential pool built in unincorporated Manatee County needs a Florida Building Code permit under County Code…
Read full rule →Marion County
Some RestrictionsMarion County Building Safety requires a permit for any swimming pool, above or in-ground, that is 24 inches or more in…
Read full rule →Martin County
Some RestrictionsMartin County adopts the Florida Building Code for pool construction, and Code of Ordinances Sec. 21.106 sets its own…
Read full rule →Melbourne
Some RestrictionsMelbourne requires a building permit before any residential swimming pool is built or placed on a lot. The zoning code…
Read full rule →Miami
Some RestrictionsBuilding a residential pool in Miami requires a Building Official permit and a staged inspection sequence covering…
Read full rule →Miami Gardens
Some RestrictionsAbove-ground pools in Miami Gardens require a building permit if they exceed 24 inches in depth. Pool barrier…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Some RestrictionsMiami-Dade County's Zoning Code lists above-ground pools among the installations the Florida Building Code exempts from…
Read full rule →Miramar
Some RestrictionsPermit required if >24 inches deep. Barrier requirements apply. Walls 48+ inches may serve as barrier with lockable…
Read full rule →Nassau County
Some RestrictionsBuilding a residential swimming pool in unincorporated Nassau County requires a Building Department permit under…
Read full rule →North Miami
Some RestrictionsAbove-ground pools in North Miami require building permits and must comply with the Florida Residential Swimming Pool…
Read full rule →North Port
Some RestrictionsBuilding a pool in North Port requires a building permit under the adopted Florida Building Code, plus a separate…
Read full rule →Okaloosa County
Some RestrictionsBefore a new residential pool in Okaloosa County can pass final inspection, Fla. Stat. § 515.27 requires at least one…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsA building permit is required to construct a residential swimming pool in unincorporated Orange County; only storable…
Read full rule →Orlando
Some RestrictionsBuilding an in-ground swimming pool in Orlando requires an Engineering Permit from the City Engineer before…
Read full rule →Osceola County
Some RestrictionsA building permit is required to build a residential swimming pool in unincorporated Osceola County, and the pool must…
Read full rule →Palm Bay
Some RestrictionsAbove-ground and portable pools in Palm Bay must sit at least 10 feet from the rear property line and match the…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Some RestrictionsBuilding a residential pool in unincorporated Palm Beach County requires a building permit under the county's Florida…
Read full rule →Pasco County
Some RestrictionsConstruction or renovation of any in-ground or above-ground pool, spa, or hot tub in unincorporated Pasco County…
Read full rule →Pembroke Pines
Some RestrictionsPembroke Pines requires permits for all swimming pool construction under Sections 150.50–150.52. A pool permit cannot…
Read full rule →Pinellas County
Some RestrictionsResidential swimming pool construction in unincorporated Pinellas County requires a building permit issued under the…
Read full rule →Pinellas Park
Some RestrictionsPinellas Park requires a building permit issued by the Building Development Division for any residential in-ground or…
Read full rule →Polk County
Some RestrictionsBuilding a residential swimming pool in unincorporated Polk County requires a building permit under the county's…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Some RestrictionsAbove-ground pools in Pompano Beach are subject to the same safety barrier requirements as in-ground pools under FL…
Read full rule →Port Orange
Some RestrictionsBuilding a residential swimming pool in Port Orange requires a building permit under the Land Development Code's…
Read full rule →Port St. Lucie
Some RestrictionsAny private pool, hot tub or spa holding water more than 24 inches deep must be completely surrounded by a fence or…
Read full rule →Safety Harbor
Some RestrictionsBuilding permits are required before constructing any in-ground or above-ground swimming pool in Safety Harbor. Plans…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa County
Some RestrictionsAbove-ground pools are allowed in unincorporated Santa Rosa County under the same LDC 5.02.05 setback and barrier…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Some RestrictionsSarasota's building code expressly names swimming pools: constructing, altering, repairing, or demolishing a pool that…
Read full rule →Sarasota County
Some RestrictionsNo swimming pool installation, alteration, or repair work can start in unincorporated Sarasota County without a permit…
Read full rule →Satellite Beach
Some RestrictionsIn the City of Satellite Beach, a residential pool counts as a structure under § 105.1, so building it requires a…
Read full rule →Seminole County
Some RestrictionsAbove-ground residential pools in Seminole County still need a Florida Building Code permit and must meet the FS 515…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsIn St. Lucie County an above-ground pool holding water over 24 inches deep is regulated exactly like an in-ground pool…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsAn above-ground pool taller than 12 inches above grade must sit at least 5 feet from side, street-side and rear…
Read full rule →Sunrise
Some RestrictionsSunrise requires a city building permit for above-ground pools just like in-ground pools, with no small-pool exemption…
Read full rule →Tallahassee
Some RestrictionsTallahassee administers pool permitting through the Florida Building Code, which § 3-82 of the Land Development Code…
Read full rule →Tarpon Springs
Some RestrictionsTarpon Springs requires a building permit for nearly all in-ground and above-ground residential swimming pools, with…
Read full rule →Titusville
Some RestrictionsTitusville Code Sec. 6-56 makes it unlawful to build, alter or demolish a swimming pool, or any building or structure…
Read full rule →Winter Haven
Some RestrictionsWinter Haven builds pool permits on the Standard Swimming Pool Code, 1994 edition, adopted by reference as the city's…
Read full rule →Zephyrhills
Some RestrictionsAbove-ground pools in Zephyrhills must comply with Florida Building Code barrier requirements and FL §515. Pools with…
Read full rule →New Port Richey
Light RestrictionsNew Port Richey exempts above-ground pools with side walls at least four feet high from the pool fence rule, as long as…
Read full rule →Volusia County
Few RestrictionsA small prefabricated above-ground pool at a single-family home in unincorporated Volusia doesn't need a county…
Read full rule →Fencing & Safety Requirements
Mandatory barriers around pools, spas, and hot tubs, minimum heights, self-latching gate specs, and the alarm, cover, and anti-entrapment rules that ride along with them.
Florida: statewide
StatewideHeavy RestrictionsFlorida Statutes Chapter 515 establishes minimum statewide pool barrier requirements applying to every residential…
Read full rule →Apopka
Heavy RestrictionsApopka pools must meet FL §515 requirements: at least one of four safety features (barrier, cover, alarm, or…
Read full rule →Bay County
Heavy RestrictionsEvery residential pool in Bay County must have a barrier at least four feet high with gates that open outward…
Read full rule →Boca Raton
Heavy RestrictionsBoca Raton requires all swimming pools to be enclosed by a barrier at least 48 inches high with self-closing…
Read full rule →Brevard County
Heavy RestrictionsBrevard County requires private pools, spas and hot tubs holding more than 24 inches of water to be fully enclosed by a…
Read full rule →Clearwater
Heavy RestrictionsClearwater enforces Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requiring a 4-foot barrier, self-closing gates, or…
Read full rule →Coral Gables
Heavy RestrictionsCoral Gables enforces strict pool safety under Florida Statutes 515.27-515.35 and Zoning Code Section 5-108. All…
Read full rule →Coral Springs
Heavy RestrictionsAll residential swimming pools in Coral Springs must be enclosed by a barrier at least 48 inches high, per Florida's…
Read full rule →Dade City
Heavy RestrictionsSwimming pool barriers in Dade City must comply with Florida Building Code and the Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act…
Read full rule →Daytona Beach
Heavy RestrictionsDaytona Beach follows Florida's strict pool barrier law (FL §515 Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act). All residential…
Read full rule →Delray Beach
Heavy RestrictionsDelray Beach pools must meet FL Statute 515.27 barrier standards: 48-inch minimum fence, self-closing and self-latching…
Read full rule →Deltona
Heavy RestrictionsFlorida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (FL §515) applies in Deltona. At least one additional safety feature…
Read full rule →Doral
Heavy RestrictionsDoral enforces strict pool barrier requirements under the Florida Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act and the Florida…
Read full rule →Gainesville
Heavy RestrictionsGainesville writes no pool safety code of its own. Section 6-2 adopts the Florida Building Code by reference, and…
Read full rule →Hernando County
Heavy RestrictionsEvery residential pool in Hernando County must have a barrier at least four feet high with gates that open outward…
Read full rule →Hialeah
Heavy RestrictionsHialeah strictly enforces Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (FL Statute Section 515.29) and Florida…
Read full rule →Hollywood
Heavy RestrictionsPool barriers in Hollywood FL must be at least 48 inches high per Florida Statutes Chapter 515 and Florida Building…
Read full rule →Homestead
Heavy RestrictionsHomestead strictly enforces pool fencing under the Florida Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (FL Statute Section…
Read full rule →Indian River County
Heavy RestrictionsEvery residential pool in Indian River County must have a barrier at least four feet high with gates that open outward…
Read full rule →Jacksonville
Heavy RestrictionsFL §515.25 Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act applies. Minimum 48-inch non-climbable barrier with self-closing…
Read full rule →Lakeland
Heavy RestrictionsLakeland requires pool barriers per FL §515 (Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act). Minimum 48-inch height…
Read full rule →Largo
Heavy RestrictionsLargo enforces Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requiring a four-foot barrier, self-closing gate, or…
Read full rule →Marion County
Heavy RestrictionsIn unincorporated Marion County, residential pool barriers are governed by the Florida Residential Swimming Pool Safety…
Read full rule →Martin County
Heavy RestrictionsSection 21.106 of the Code of Ordinances requires any private pool, hot tub or spa that can hold more than 24 inches of…
Read full rule →Melbourne
Heavy RestrictionsMelbourne enforces Florida Building Code and FL Statute 515 pool barrier requirements. All residential pools require a…
Read full rule →Miami Beach
Heavy RestrictionsMiami Beach enforces strict pool safety under Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (F.S. 515) and the Florida…
Read full rule →Miami Gardens
Heavy RestrictionsPool fencing in Miami Gardens must comply with Florida Statutes Chapter 515 (Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act) and…
Read full rule →Miramar
Heavy RestrictionsAt least 2 safety features per FL Ch. 515. Drain covers per VGB Act. Maintain clear water. Abandoned pools must be…
Read full rule →North Miami
Heavy RestrictionsNorth Miami enforces strict pool barrier requirements under the Florida Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (F.S. 515)…
Read full rule →Ocoee
Heavy RestrictionsPool barriers in Ocoee must comply with FL §515 and FL Building Code: 48-inch minimum height, self-closing and…
Read full rule →Okaloosa County
Heavy RestrictionsEvery residential pool in Okaloosa County needs a barrier under Chapter 515 of the Florida Statutes: at least four feet…
Read full rule →Orlando
Heavy RestrictionsOrlando enforces the Florida Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (FL Stat 515.27), which requires every new…
Read full rule →Ormond Beach
Heavy RestrictionsOrmond Beach follows Florida's strict pool barrier law (FL §515). Pool barriers must be at least 48 inches tall. Fences…
Read full rule →Palm Bay
Heavy RestrictionsPalm Bay follows Florida Building Code pool safety standards. Pools built after October 1, 2000 must include at least…
Read full rule →Palm Beach County
Heavy RestrictionsPool barriers in Palm Beach County must comply with FL §515.27 Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act. Required: 4-foot…
Read full rule →Pasco County
Heavy RestrictionsEvery private swimming pool in unincorporated Pasco County must be walled, fenced, or enclosed by a barrier at least 4…
Read full rule →Pembroke Pines
Heavy RestrictionsPembroke Pines enforces Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (F.S. 515). Pools must have at least one safety…
Read full rule →Pinellas County
Heavy RestrictionsPinellas County enforces the Florida Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act, which requires every new residential pool to…
Read full rule →Pinellas Park
Heavy RestrictionsPinellas Park enforces the Florida Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act, requiring at least one approved safety feature…
Read full rule →Plant City
Heavy RestrictionsPlant City enforces FL §515 Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act: 48-inch minimum barrier, self-closing self-latching…
Read full rule →Plantation
Heavy RestrictionsPlantation requires a safety barrier around every swimming pool, at least four feet high, before the Building…
Read full rule →Pompano Beach
Heavy RestrictionsPompano Beach enforces pool safety under FL Statute 515 (Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act). All pools require…
Read full rule →Port St. Lucie
Heavy RestrictionsPool fences in Port St. Lucie must comply with FL §515 Residential Pool Safety Act. Minimum 48-inch height…
Read full rule →Safety Harbor
Heavy RestrictionsAll residential pools in Safety Harbor must comply with state-mandated barrier requirements: a minimum 4-foot fence…
Read full rule →Seminole
Heavy RestrictionsResidential swimming pools in Seminole must have a barrier complying with the Florida Building Code Residential…
Read full rule →Tallahassee
Heavy RestrictionsTallahassee has its own pool barrier ordinance, not just state law. Section 3-433 requires every outdoor residential…
Read full rule →Tampa
Heavy RestrictionsFlorida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (FL §515.27) and the Florida Building Code 8th Edition require all new…
Read full rule →Tarpon Springs
Heavy RestrictionsTarpon Springs enforces Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act, requiring a 48-inch barrier around all…
Read full rule →Temple Terrace
Heavy RestrictionsPool barriers in Temple Terrace must be at least 48 inches high with self-closing, self-latching gates opening outward…
Read full rule →Titusville
Heavy RestrictionsTitusville enforces Florida Building Code and FL Statute 515 pool barrier requirements. All residential pools require a…
Read full rule →West Palm Beach
Heavy RestrictionsWest Palm Beach pools must comply with FL §515 Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requiring at least one approved…
Read full rule →Winter Park
Heavy RestrictionsWinter Park pool barriers must meet FL 515 Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act: minimum 48-inch barrier, self-closing…
Read full rule →Zephyrhills
Heavy RestrictionsSwimming pool barriers in Zephyrhills must comply with Florida Building Code and the Residential Swimming Pool Safety…
Read full rule →Alachua County
Some RestrictionsAlachua County follows the Florida Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (F.S. Ch. 515) and the Florida Building Code…
Read full rule →Boynton Beach
Some RestrictionsEvery private pool, spa, or hot tub deeper than 24 inches in Boynton Beach must be fully enclosed by a barrier at least…
Read full rule →Broward County
Some RestrictionsHot tubs and spas in Broward County require electrical permits and must comply with barrier requirements of FL 515.27…
Read full rule →Cape Coral
Some RestrictionsLand Development Code § 5.2.15.B requires every residential swimming pool, spa or hot tub in Cape Coral to be enclosed…
Read full rule →Charlotte County
Some RestrictionsFlorida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requires every new residential pool in Charlotte County to pass final…
Read full rule →Citrus County
Some RestrictionsEvery residential pool in unincorporated Citrus County needs a code-compliant safety barrier under LDC Section 3101.I…
Read full rule →Collier County
Some RestrictionsUnder Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (FS 515.29), a pool barrier must be at least 4 feet high on the…
Read full rule →Davie
Some RestrictionsDavie requires any pool, spa, or hot tub at a registered vacation rental to meet the Residential Swimming Pool Safety…
Read full rule →Escambia County
Some RestrictionsUnder Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act, a pool barrier must be at least 4 feet high on the outside, have…
Read full rule →Fort Lauderdale
Some RestrictionsUnder Fort Lauderdale Code of Ordinances Chapter 18, it is a public nuisance to maintain a swimming pool, spa, or hot…
Read full rule →Hillsborough County
Some RestrictionsSec. 8-117 requires every private pool, hot tub, or spa in unincorporated Hillsborough County to be enclosed by a…
Read full rule →Jupiter
Some RestrictionsJupiter requires every swimming pool, spa and hot tub to carry an approved safety barrier meeting Florida's Residential…
Read full rule →Kissimmee
Some RestrictionsKissimmee requires a self-closing, self-latching barrier at least 48 inches tall around any private pool, spa, or hot…
Read full rule →Lake County
Some RestrictionsFlorida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (FS 515.29) sets the barrier standard used in Lake County: a barrier at…
Read full rule →Lee County
Some RestrictionsLee County writes no pool-barrier specification of its own. Section 6-111 of the Land Development Code adopts the…
Read full rule →Leon County
Some RestrictionsLeon County requires every pool and spa to sit behind a 48-inch barrier with self-closing, self-latching gates before…
Read full rule →Manatee County
Some RestrictionsA pool barrier used to satisfy Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act must be at least 4 feet high on the…
Read full rule →Miami
Some RestrictionsMiami will not issue a certificate of completion for a residential pool until a final Building Department inspection…
Read full rule →Miami-Dade County
Some RestrictionsIn unincorporated Miami-Dade County, no pool can be filled or approved until a locking 4-foot-minimum safety barrier…
Read full rule →New Port Richey
Some RestrictionsNew Port Richey requires any pool at least 36 inches deep and 100 square feet to be enclosed by a fence 4 to 6 feet…
Read full rule →Orange County
Some RestrictionsOrange County will not let a new residential pool be filled with water until its Swimming Pool Safety Inspection…
Read full rule →Osceola County
Some RestrictionsEvery new residential pool in unincorporated Osceola County must have at least one of five state safety features: a…
Read full rule →Palm Coast
Some RestrictionsPalm Coast requires public swimming pools, spas, and hot tubs deeper than 24 inches to be completely enclosed by a…
Read full rule →Polk County
Some RestrictionsFlorida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act requires a barrier at least 4 feet high on the outside, with gates that…
Read full rule →Santa Rosa County
Some RestrictionsResidential pools must be enclosed by a barrier at least 4 feet high with no gaps a child could crawl under or climb…
Read full rule →Sarasota
Some RestrictionsThe City of Sarasota, Florida requires a 5-foot property-line setback for every pool and bars unscreened front-yard…
Read full rule →Sarasota County
Some RestrictionsBefore a new residential pool passes final inspection in Sarasota County, it needs at least one of five safety features…
Read full rule →Satellite Beach
Some RestrictionsEvery outdoor pool or spa deeper than 12 inches in the City of Satellite Beach must be fully enclosed by a fence, pool…
Read full rule →Seminole County
Some RestrictionsFlorida's FS 515 Pool Safety Act requires a residential pool barrier at least 4 feet high on the outside with no gaps a…
Read full rule →St Lucie County
Some RestrictionsFlorida law folds hot tubs and nonportable spas into the definition of a swimming pool. In St. Lucie County a hot tub…
Read full rule →St. Petersburg
Some RestrictionsHot tubs and spas in St. Petersburg are treated as pools under Florida law and require building permits, electrical…
Read full rule →Sunrise
Some RestrictionsSunrise regulates hot tubs like pools: every hot tub needs a city building permit and an approved safety barrier under…
Read full rule →Volusia County
Some RestrictionsBefore Volusia County will issue a building permit to construct, develop or modify a public swimming pool, the…
Read full rule →Winter Haven
Some RestrictionsWinter Haven requires every swimming pool to be completely enclosed by a fence, screen enclosure or wall at least four…
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