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[...] Do I need a building consent to install a swimming pool or spa pool? YES, any pool and it’s associated fencing, which is [...]

[...] , and dispute processes. In general: All boundary fences must be on the boundary lines. A Building Consent is required for any fence greater than 2.5 metres in height (from supporting ground level) [...]

[...] doors I. Every gate or door shall be fitted with a latching device. II. Where the latching device is accessible from the outside of the fence only by reaching over the fence, gate, or door or [...]

[...] Do I need a building consent to install a swimming pool or spa pool? YES, any pool and it’s associated fencing, which is capable of holding more than 400mm depth of [...]

[...] ? A code compliance certificate (CCC) is a formal statement issued under section 95 of the Building Act 2004. Council issues this certificate on completion of the project to confirm all building [...]

[...] it is provides as general information only. Enjoy! Councils through their District Plans, the Building Act 2004 and the Local Government Act 1974, control the height, safety and in certain situations [...]

[...] to this request, an inspection will be booked and carried out regardless. What is a code compliance certificate? A code compliance certificate (CCC) is a formal statement issued under section 95 of [...]

[...] kitset and inflatable pools, which are erected for a short period of time each season and spa pools. Do I need a building consent to remove or demolish a swimming pool or spa pool? NO, under [...]

[...] area that is used for activities or purposes related to the use of the pool (this includes spa pools). The fence should be situated to prevent young children moving directly to the pool from the [...]

[...] below for further information. Important note: If your pool does not comply, the Fencing of Swimming Pools Act 1987 requires that the pool be emptied immediately and remain empty until such time as it [...]

[...] / regulations that apply to the fencing of swimming and spa pools? YES, the Fencing of Swimming Pools Act 1987 sets out the requirements for the fencing of swimming pools. Council has developed a [...]

[...] years. 8. Gates and doors Every gate or door shall be so constructed as to comply with the relevant requirements of clauses 1 to 7, and shall be so mounted that a. it cannot open inwards towards the [...]

[...] : An inspection of the pool fencing must be undertaken prior to the final inspection; pool fencing inspections are undertaken by specialist officers. How do I book an inspection? Just phone our call [...]

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