Marion County enforces the Indiana Residential Code pool barrier standard: 48-inch minimum barrier, self-closing/self-latching gates, latch 54 inches high, 4-inch ground gap max.
Indianapolis DBNS enforces the Indiana Residential Code (675 IAC 14) Appendix G pool barrier requirements. Barriers must be at least 48 inches high with no foot or handhold openings. Gates must open outward away from the pool, be self-closing and self-latching, with release mechanisms at least 54 inches from the ground. Maximum gap beneath barrier: 4 inches (2 inches over non-solid surfaces). Where the house wall serves as part of the barrier, doors opening to the pool area must have alarms or self-closing/self-latching mechanisms. Approved ASTM F1346 power safety covers may substitute for barrier on spas.
Non-compliant barrier: failure of final inspection. Occupancy/use denied until corrected. Continuing use without barrier: up to $2,500 per day and potential civil liability for drowning incidents.
Marion County, IN
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Marion County, IN
Marion County requires vehicles parked in driveways not to block sidewalks. Parking on unpaved surfaces may be prohibited. Driveway modifications need permits.
Marion County, IN
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Marion County, IN
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Marion County, IN
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Marion County, IN
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