Question for Florida Contractor/Electrician

[augie47]

I fully understand the answer may differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction but do any of you Fl guys have input as to how the inspectors address an above ground pool with a 48" water level ?
I have a relative in Largo installing one and I advised him that in our jurisdiction,. the >42" of water makes it a "permanently installed poor" but I was unsure in FL.
(from what I understand it was supplied with a "storable pool pump")

 

[LEO2854]

I fully understand the answer may differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction but do any of you Fl guys have input as to how the inspectors address an above ground pool with a 48" water level ?
I have a relative in Largo installing one and I advised him that in our jurisdiction,. the >42" of water makes it a "permanently installed poor" but I was unsure in FL.
(from what I understand it was supplied with a "storable pool pump")

This might help...

http://www.floridabuilding.org/fbc/...OC/a2_/0-OUTLINE-FBCPoolsoutline_timeline.pdf

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[Cavie]

42" is the deciding factor. Florida has done away with "Local Amendments" except I believe for "Dade and Broward" Counties. They are in a different country.

 

[qcroanoke]

42" is the deciding factor. Florida has done away with "Local Amendments" except I believe for "Dade and Broward" Counties. They are in a different country.

They're not even on this continent......

 

[mgookin]

Make sure she knows of this before she "jumps in".
http://www.leg.state.fl.us/Statutes/index.cfm?App_mode=Display_Statute&URL=0500-0599/0515/0515.html

And here's your depth