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Pool Fence Enclosure Guide

Published by City of Brampton under Site Alterations

Alias
Pool Enclosure Information Sheet
Form ref
Pool Enclosure By-law 202-2011
Applies to
homeowner
Work types
swimming pool · fence

The City of Brampton's guide to enclosing a privately owned outdoor pool, defined here to include spas, hot tubs, landscaped ponds, wading pools and swimming pools deeper than 0.6 metres. It lists what a survey and site plan show, walks a six-step review path through zoning services, conservation authorities, Alectra Utilities, public works and heritage resources, then gives the $175 permit fee, the enclosure and gate construction details for chain link and wood slat fences, the inspection before water is placed, and the exemptions in Pool Enclosure By-law 202-2011.

What it covers

  • Survey/site plan submission checklist
  • Special conditions for a corner lot
  • Step-by-step approval process
  • Permit application checklist
  • Types of enclosures permitted
  • Required inspections
  • Revocation and expiration of permit
  • Exemptions
  • Pool installation business license requirements
  • For more information contact
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Publisher
City of Brampton
Category
Study requirements · swimming pool
Published under
Site Alterations — the municipality's own heading
Agencies
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) · Credit Valley Conservation Authority (CVCA) · Alectra Utilities
Required for
Pool fence enclosure permit
Building types
residential
Tags
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