Swimming Pool Permits

Swimming pool permits (both in ground and above ground) are most commonly issued at individual residential homes but are also required for public swimming pools, including subdivisions and multi-family developments.

Project Details

Please note that the required project details will vary based on each project's unique characteristics.

• Pool Structure Sq. Ft. (New)
• Above Ground Pool, Spa or Hot Tub Sq. Ft. (New)
• Residential Pool Reliner (Cost of Improvement)
• Commercial Pool Reliner (Cost of Improvement)
• Gas Heating or Solar Heating used? (If yes, separate permits are required)
• Retaining Wall installation? (If other than a wall for pool decking, and over 2 ft. high, a separate permit is required)

Project Checklist, Affidavits and Information Sheets

• Checklist
  • Commercial Pool Checklist
  • Residential Swimming Pool & Spa Checklist
  • Pool Re-Liner Checklist
• Affidavits
  • Ownership Affidavit
  • Notice of Commencement
  • Lien Law Acknowledgement
  • Original Documentation Affidavit
  • Notice to Swimming Pool Owner Affidavit
  • Owner Builder Disclosure Affidavit
• Information Sheets
  • Document Submission Requirements and Naming Conventions
  • Hazardous Materials Information
  • Adopted Codes and Required Code Summary Information
  • Growth Management Department Fee Schedule

Trade Permits

Dependent upon the work being completed, this permit type may require an electrical and/or plumbing sub-trade permit.

Review Time Frame

• 14 work days for a commercial permit
• 5 work days for a residential permit