Above-ground pools in Weymouth over 24 inches deep require a building permit and must meet the same zoning setback and barrier requirements as in-ground pools. Shallow portable pools are generally exempt.
Above-ground pools over 24 inches deep require a building permit in Weymouth. They must conform to residential yard setback requirements per the Weymouth Zoning Ordinance (swimming pools are accessory uses). Under MA law, if the above-ground pool wall is at least 48 inches at all points, it can serve as the safety barrier, but ladders must be removed or locked when not in use. Shallow portable pools (under 24 inches) are generally exempt from permit requirements.
Non-compliant above-ground pools subject to removal orders and fines.
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