Pool safety in Paulding County runs on Georgia's adopted Swimming Pool and Spa Code plus the federal VGB Act. Gates must self-close and self-latch, drains need anti-entrapment covers, and pool wiring needs GFCI protection and bonding.
The Georgia State Minimum Standard Swimming Pool and Spa Code sets the child-safety package Paulding County inspects. Under Section 305.3, pedestrian access gates must open outward away from the pool, be self-closing, and carry a self-latching device, and the barrier cannot offer handholds that help a child climb it. The federal Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act requires anti-entrapment drain covers on suction outlets. Pool electrical systems need GFCI protection and equipotential bonding, verified when the Building & Permitting Division inspects the pump wiring. Once the pool is approved, ongoing water quality and upkeep are the owner's responsibility.
A gate that fails to self-close or self-latch is a cited safety defect that keeps the pool from passing inspection. Missing anti-entrapment drain covers or unbonded wiring also blocks final approval.
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