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What is the legal definition for an above ground pool?

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My deed has a restriction that says no above ground pools. I put a pool in that is 1/2 in the ground and 1/2 out of the ground. What is the legal definition for above ground pool?

  • Category: Courts
  • Subcategory: Legal Definitions
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  • State: Pennsylvania

Answer:

I suggest calling the local building department, as regulations vary by local area.

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To determine if you can install a pool in your yard, check your property deed for any restrictions, such as prohibitions on above ground pools. Additionally, consult your local zoning laws and building department for specific regulations and permits required in your area.

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