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What are the types of pools, spas and bathing lake facilities are regulated?: Public and semi-public pools, wading pools or special use pools, spas and artificial bathing lakes are regulated by the Swimming Pool Program. The Swimming Pool Program does not regulate or approve plans for the construction of new or modification of existing private residential pools, spas and bathing lakes.

The wading and special use pools class includes a number of different pool types. For example, spray pads fall under this class of pools. For definitions of the various types of pools, spas and bathing lakes, visit the Terminology page.

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Swimming Pools Management - General

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1. What are your location and hours?: For the Swimming Pool Program’s location and hours, visit the Location and Hours page.

2. How do I contact a Swimming Pools Program staff member?: Contact the Swimming Pools Management Program.

3. What are the types of pools, spas and bathing lake facilities are regulated?: Public and semi-public pools, wading pools or special use pools, spas and artificial bathing lakes are regulated by the Swimming Pool Program. The Swimming Pool Program does not regulate or approve plans for the construction of new or modification of existing private residential pools, spas and bathing lakes.

The wading and special use pools class includes a number of different pool types. For example, spray pads fall under this class of pools. For definitions of the various types of pools, spas and bathing lakes, visit the Terminology page.

4. What rules and regulations apply to pools, spas and bathing lakes?: For the rules and regulations that apply to public and semi-public pools, wading pools or special use pools, spas and artificial bathing lakes, visit the
Rules and Regulations page.