BramptonBuilding PermitsPools & Enclosures

Pool Enclosure By-law

Published by City of Brampton

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Type: By-law
Published by: City of Brampton
Date: 2011
Also called: Pool Fence By-Law
For: homeowner
Building types: All building types
Pages: 8
Instruments: Municipal Act, 2001

Overview

City of Brampton By-law 202-2011, the Pool Enclosure By-law, which the City links as the Pool Fence By-law and which repeals By-law 95-92. It defines a privately owned outdoor pool by water deeper than 0.6 metres, taking in spas, hot tubs, landscaped ponds and wading pools. Its sections cover the pool enclosure permit and its survey and plan attachments, construction standards for chain link and wood enclosures, self-closing and self-latching gates, and partial exemptions for hot tubs and above ground pools. Its fee schedule sets a $175.00 permit fee.

What it covers

1.0 Administration
Definitions
3.0 Regulations and Prohibitions
4.0 Applications and Permits
5.0 Construction Standards for Pool Enclosure
6.0 Special Provisions and Partial Exemptions
7.0 Enforcement
8.0 Penalty
9.0 Repeal
10.0 Short Title
Fee Schedule

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