Hamilton By-law 16-184, s. 27(2) — Swimming Pool Enclosure By-law
Swimming Pool Enclosure By-law
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Unless otherwise authorized by the Director, a temporary enclosure is permitted for not more than 7 consecutive days to allow time for the owner to construct and maintain a permanent enclosure that complies with this By-law. 29.(1) Every owner shall construct and maintain a temporary enclosure with:
- (a) diamond mesh fencing:
- (i) with openings of not more than 38 mm;
- (ii) of either 12 or 14 gauge galvanized steel wire; and
- (iii) securely fastened to the support posts at 200 mm centres;
- (b) “T” support posts:
- (i) of steel;
- (ii) at intervals of not more than 2.4 m; and
- (iii) securely imbedded at least 300 mm below grade;
- (c) a horizontal top cable and bottom cable:
- (i) of 11 gauge steel; and
- (ii) threaded through the diamond mesh fencing and securely fastened to each support post; and
- (d) no openings, when all openings that provide access are closed, allowing the passage of a spherical object larger than 100 mm in diameter.
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Related sections
- 25(2)
- 27 Where a hot tub cannot or is not constructed and maintained with a rigid cover in accordance with section 26, the owner shall construct and maintain an enclosure that otherwise complies with this By-law
- 27(2)
- 30 The Director is authorized to administer and enforce this By-law including but not limited to
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