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Barrie By-law 2024-094, s. 7.6 — Where a pool is installed on property that abuts Lake Simcoe, or any associated bay, or any public body of water, such property need not be enclosed along the water side provided that land is private and access cannot be gained from any point and the remaining lands surrounding the swimming pool are enclosed in accordance with the requirements of this by-law. Enclosures adjacent to water side to extend to waters edge. During winter months and/or where adjacent body of water is frozen, said pool shall be securely covered or enclosed and/or drained of water to a depth of no more than 600mm (23 5/8 inches)

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Where a pool is installed on property that abuts Lake Simcoe, or any associated bay, or any public body of water, such property need not be enclosed along the water side provided that land is private and access cannot be gained from any point and the remaining lands surrounding the swimming pool are enclosed in accordance with the requirements of this by-law. Enclosures adjacent to water side to extend to waters edge. During winter months and/or where adjacent body of water is frozen, said pool shall be securely covered or enclosed and/or drained of water to a depth of no more than 600mm (23 5/8 inches).

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