Eugene enforces Oregon Building Code pool safety standards including barriers, anti-entrapment drains, and required inspections. Building permits are required for all new pools.
Swimming pools in Eugene must comply with the Oregon Residential Specialty Code. Building permits are required for all new pool construction. Anti-entrapment drain covers per the Virginia Graeme Baker Act are required. Electrical systems must be bonded, grounded, and GFCI protected. Pool equipment must be maintained. A final inspection is required before use. Eugene's Building Division oversees pool permits. Eugene's unique fence material restrictions (no chain link/plastic) also apply to pool barriers.
Pools cannot be used until passing final inspection. Non-compliant pools must correct deficiencies.
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