Above-ground pools in Jupiter over 24 inches deep require permits and full FL §515 barrier compliance. Removable ladders alone do not satisfy barrier requirements for pools over 4 feet in height.
Pools with walls at least 48 inches high may use the pool wall as a barrier if the ladder/steps are secured, locked, or removed when unattended, or enclosed by a compliant barrier with self-closing gate. Structural engineering required for decks attached to above-ground pools. Inflatable and portable pools over 24 inches deep are regulated identically.
Unpermitted above-ground pool: permit fines plus removal if unsafe.
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