Above-ground pools in Santa Rosa must meet the same barrier and safety requirements as in-ground pools. Pools holding more than 18 inches of water require compliance with the California Building Code.
Above-ground pools in Santa Rosa that hold more than 18 inches of water must comply with California Building Code barrier requirements. The pool wall may serve as part of the barrier if it meets the minimum 48-inch height from exterior grade. Access ladders must be removable or lockable when the pool is not in use. Electrical connections must be installed by a licensed electrician and inspected. Above-ground pools do not typically require a building permit if they are prefabricated and temporary.
Non-compliant above-ground pools are subject to the same enforcement as in-ground pools, including red-tagging.
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