Residential pools in Chattanooga must meet safety standards including barriers, drain covers, and proper electrical systems. A building permit is required before construction.
Pools in Chattanooga must comply with the International Swimming Pool and Spa Code as adopted. Requirements include barrier fencing, VGB Act-compliant drain covers, electrical bonding and grounding, and proper circulation. A building permit is required before pool construction. The Building Division inspects installations. Neglected pools creating health hazards may trigger abatement orders.
Pool construction without a permit results in fines. Neglected pools may be ordered drained.
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