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Originally Posted by Robbie0723
Marion County follows the Florida Building Codes also. If installing a new swimming pool, including above-ground, portable spa or hot tub, you are required by state law to get a permit.
" At the time of its adoption, Florida was third in unintentional drownings in the country and first in the nation for unintentional drownings among children age 4 or younger, and Marion went on to become one of 15 counties that accounted for 75 percent of the state's accidental drownings among toddlers between 2002 and 2004."
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Permits are a must for new pools, spas |
I’m going to call them Monday. All those requirements say pool. I called somebody and couple years ago and said portable plug and play permit not required. My house had 110 plug and play when I brought it and nowhere in documents was permit nor was it mentioned. That 110v hot tub broke and I got rid of it. I have yet replaced it. There been several threads on hot tubs about plug and play and permits.