[Ord. #585, § 506A; Ord. #1103,
§ 22]
The surface area of a private swimming pool
hereafter constructed or enlarged shall not exceed 25% of the area
of the rear yard. No part of any pool, including water area and surrounding
patios, regardless of material, or decks shall be located closer than
20 feet to any property line. In all cases the pool shall be located
behind the rear building line of existing residential structures on
adjoining lots.
[Ord. #585, § 506B]
a.
No private swimming pool shall be closer than 20 feet
to any on-site sanitary disposal system or part thereof provided that
this requirement shall not apply to any property which is served by
and connected to a public sanitary sewer system. No private swimming
pool shall be located within the front yard.[1]
[1]
Editor's Note: Former Paragraph b, which provided
for regulations in lieu of a survey, and which immediately followed
this paragraph, was repealed by Ord. #1429, 5-29-2001.
[Ord. #585,§ 506C]
The entire swimming pool area shall be fenced.
The fence shall be a minimum of four feet in height and a maximum
of six feet in height and shall be of such design that it controls
access to the pool area. Where the pool is installed on a corner lot,
and the fence is not a solid fence, the side nearest the street shall
be screened with shrubs not less than four feet in height and forming
a visual barrier.
[Ord. #585, § 506D]
No pool shall drain into a public sanitary sewer
or be located in such a manner that the water from the pool drains
onto another property.
