Above-ground pools over 24 inches deep or 5,000 gallons count as regulated pools under IRC Appendix G and require barriers. Collin County has no permit in unincorporated areas; cities require permits typically for pools over 24 inches.
IRC and TX H and S Code 757 treat any pool holding water 24 inches or deeper as regulated. Above-ground pools must either have walls at least 48 inches high (acting as barrier) or a separate compliant fence. Removable ladders must be secured or removed when unattended. Cities in Collin: Plano requires permit for pools exceeding 24 inches deep; Frisco requires permit over 18 inches.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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