Public and semi-public pools have their own, stricter rules.
Community pools at HOAs, apartments, condos and clubhouses are usually not residential pools, and public pool barrier rules are stricter than the rules for a backyard pool. Ask the building department how your facility is classified.
Requirements depend on the specific facility, so check with the building department and the Health District before you design.
The Southern Nevada amendments to the 2024 ISPSC set a 72-inch minimum for public pool and spa barriers. Confirm the requirements for your facility with the building department.
The Southern Nevada Health District permits public aquatic venues. Pools at single-family homes are exempt. Ask the Health District whether your facility needs a permit.
Yes. Use the form and choose HOA / commercial. An installer will set up a site visit.
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