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Most cities now require at least a six foot fence with a lockable gate. Even more and more rural counties are now requiring this also. It is also a good idea to have a fence and gate to keep from having a liable suite from being filed against you incase of one of the local kids drown in it. Good luck. A new national pool code was just signed into law in Dec 2007 called The Virginia Graeme Baker Pool & Spa Safety Act of 2007. The law give the authority over to the Consumer Product Safety Commission ( CPSC ) . The CPSC already has some guidelines in print.

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Yes. Even the most lenient town regulatins will require a fence.

Yes it is very much required to have residential Fencing at Swimming Pools, for more info you can log on to the Totalfenceinc website

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Yes, almost all cities or counties or states have laws about this requiring pools to be secured by fences. The dimensions and other requirements differ, so consult your local building code.

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Yes

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