The Borough shall not pass on the durability of the swimming
pool, but such swimming pool shall be made of materials which are
waterproof and easily cleaned. The bottom and sides of such swimming
pool shall be either white or of a light color, except that no aluminum
or toxic paint shall be used as a finish. No sand or earth bottom
shall be used.
Any swimming pool constructed or installed in the Borough of
Penns Grove shall have its water supply furnished by connection through
the residential or commercial meter connection with the Borough of
Penns Grove water supply system, at present the Penns Grove Water
Supply Company, or from its successors or assigns or from a private
potable domestic water supply. The water shall be introduced into
the pool for filling purposes by means of a discharge pipe or hose
or orifice which shall be separated from the highest overflow level
of the pool by an air space of at least four inches.
There shall be maintained adequate equipment to properly recirculate
the water in such pool and for filtering, chlorinating and disinfecting
the same in accordance with the approved bacteriological standards,
as may be promulgated by regulations issued by the Borough's
Board of Health.
None of the area used for swimming pool purposes shall be nearer than four feet to any property line or nearer than 30 feet to the curbline of any street in the Borough. A swimming pool area shall encompass the swimming pool, sidewalks, walks around the pool, utility buildings (either of permanent or temporary construction) and all utilities and structures (exclusive of the main residence) that are or may be used in connection with said pool for the accommodation of the swimmers or otherwise, including the fence referred to in §
404-9 hereof.
No artificial lighting shall be maintained or operated in connection
with any swimming pool, presently constructed or installed or hereinafter
to be constructed or installed, in such manner as to be a nuisance
or annoyance to the neighboring properties or the occupants thereof.
[Amended 6-17-1986 by Ord. No. 86-5]
The area of every swimming pool to which this chapter applies
shall be completely enclosed by a fence preferably of cyclone-type
construction or any other type of durable construction approved by
the Construction Code Official, not less than four feet high at all
points above the ground level of the pool area, having at least one
gate, which gate or gates shall be kept securely locked at all times
when such pool is unattended by the owner or a responsible adult who
is in charge thereof by authority of the owner.
Every swimming pool presently constructed or installed or hereinafter
constructed or installed shall be maintained at all times in such
manner as to never constitute a hazard, nuisance or menace to health
or safety. Any nuisance, hazard or menace to health or safety which
may exist or develop in or in connection with any such swimming pool
shall be forthwith abated and/or removed by the person in possession,
owning or having jurisdiction over such pool, upon receipt of notice
from the Borough's Board of Health or police. All swimming pools,
including the drainage, circulatory and purification system, and all
structures and fabricated apparatus used in connection therewith,
shall be made available at all times by the person in possession,
owning or having jurisdiction over such pool for inspection by the
duly authorized representative of the Board of Health.
[Amended 6-17-1986 by Ord. No. 86-5]
Any person violating any of the provisions of this chapter shall,
upon conviction thereof by the Municipal Court, be subject to the
payment of a fine not exceeding $1,000 or to imprisonment for a period
not exceeding 90 days, or both. Each day that the violation continues
shall constitute a separate offense.