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    Default Re: Puppy - when to take into pool

    Well - yes & no to the "set-back" rules. Technically the side yard on both sides is an "easement" - BUT we have A/C units on the other side and the city basically told us if utilities need to be installed in the side yards we are responsible to remove and reinstall our own equipment - but since we back up to a pond, that is highly unlikely. The department at the city that approves pool permitting does not check it to be in compliance with zoning regulations - so all the pools in our subdivision are like that. Pool equipment is A LOT quieter than the 3 A/C units outside our bedroom windows.

    Did the neighbors have an issue with it - YES - but they had an issue with everything. The equipment can barely be heard in their yard or ours and it cannot be heard inside the house (all concrete block - good sound insulator)
    Completed 8/21/06
    14,000 gallon 3'-6' concrete pool with Diamond Brite
    Spa with spillway
    250K BTU gas heater (for spa)
    SWCG - Aqua Rite
    Hayward Super II Pump - Cartridge filter

    See pictures here http://www.philsimmons.com/family/ga...mages&keyword=

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    Poolboyz is offline ** No working email address ** Poolboyz 0
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    Default Re: Puppy - when to take into pool

    Leslies or any pool supply store sells "socks" that go in the skimmer basket that pickup dog hair....They are disposable and last a few weeks each. We have three swim lovin dogs and they clogged my old pool filter with dog hair. I had to take it apart and couldve swore I had another dog inside my filters!! Good luck.............

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