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Swimming Pools
The Swimming Pool
Inspection Program is designed to protect the public from the risk of disease
and injury at public swimming pools and bathing places. The governing authority
for this program is
Florida Administrative Code 64E-9
(239kb;
pdf)
and
Florida Statute Chapter 514.
Inspections are conducted twice a year and
entail (but are not limited to):
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Water Quality and Chemistry
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Pool Cleanliness and Safety Measures
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Proof of contract with Pool Service Technician or proof of Pool Operator
Training
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Pool Maintenance Records
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Location and condition of bathroom facilities
If
you wish to open a Public Swimming Pool you will need an initial Operating
Permit:
An
Operating Permit
is issued after:
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Permit Application through our department
Swimming Pool Operating Permit
(112kb;
tif)
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Submittal of pool plans and documentation of devices meeting manufacturer
standards
Swimming Pool Plan Approval
(1kb;
tif)
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Payment of fee
Pool
Fee Schedule
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Successful completion of the “Opening” Health Inspection and subsequent
inspections.
Proof of “required training” through the Department of Health. All persons
employed to service the pool must have proof of the
Public Pool Service Technician
Certification (23kb;
doc).
Other Related Applications:
Annual renewal application (57kb;
tif)
Pool Exemption less than 32 units (68kb;
tif)
Pool Exemption more than 32 units (68kb;
tif)
CDC Advice on Healthy Swimming (280kb;
pdf)
CDC-Six "PLEAs" For Healthy Swimming
If
you have a complaint regarding a Public Swimming Pool please call us at
850-595-6700 to submit your complaint.
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