Hot tubs/spas in Lawrenceville exempt from 48-inch barrier IF equipped with ASTM F1346 locking safety cover. Electrical permit required; GFCI protection mandatory.
Per IRC Appendix G (GA), hot tubs and spas with an approved locking safety cover meeting ASTM F1346 are exempt from the surrounding barrier requirement. Without a cover, the same 48-inch fence and gate rules apply. Electrical work requires permit and licensed electrician; 240V tubs typically need dedicated GFCI circuit. Setbacks: 5-10 feet from lot lines.
Uncovered hot tub without barrier: violation notice. Unpermitted electrical: inspector red-tag.
Lawrenceville, GA
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