Rochester requires building permits for swimming pool installation. Pools must comply with the NYS Residential Code for electrical bonding, drain covers, and barriers. Pool water must be maintained to prevent becoming a health hazard.
A building permit and plan review are required before pool installation. Electrical systems must meet NEC bonding and grounding standards. Drain covers must comply with the VGB Pool and Spa Safety Act. Pools must be maintained with proper chemical treatment to prevent health hazards and mosquito breeding. Unmaintained pools can be declared nuisances. The Department of Environmental Services conducts inspections.
Pool safety violations carry fines of $200–$1,000. Non-compliant drain covers must be replaced within 30 days. Failure to meet safety standards may result in pool closure orders.
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