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If a pond or pool of any kind can hold more than 24 inches of water it must be permitted. You can contact the Building Devision at (727) 893-1024 with any questions.
No, the rec center does not have a pool.
Our detectives work to prepare cases that will carry the required burden of proof for a conviction in a criminal case. This means that they will gather a great deal of evidence, which often must be analyzed in a laboratory. Unlike depictions in popular television shows and movies, lab analyses can take weeks or even […]
A six (6) foot side set-back is required, with a required rear yard set- back of seven (7) feet. The pool project’s set-backs are measured from the water’s edge of the pool if unenclosed. Enclosed pool set-backs are measured from the outside edge (frame) of the screened pool enclosure (pool cage). Pools are considered accessory […]
Residential Inground Swimming Pool Checklist Building Permit Application-separate applications for electric, screen enclosure, perimeter fence, solar pool heater, gas pool heater. Notice of Commencement – only one is needed (good for one year). Only needed if the cost is more than $2,500.00. Copy of the Contract-to verify the pool components. Survey – with the pool […]