Swimming Pools and Public Bathing Places
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Fecal Accident Response Recommendations for
Pool
Staff
View Fecal Accident
Response
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The Contact person for general questions, tips on preventing Fecal Accidents, Pool and Bathing Place Procedures in the event of a Fecal Accident
is found here, as well as help in determining how much liquid chlorine should be added to your pool.
Business Issues
Rules governing swimming pool construction are now the purview of the local
Building Department. County Health Departments have been delegated the authority to issue
operating permits.
Download Files (DH
Application forms, etc)
Applications for Approval of Swimming Pool Plans, permits, Monthly Swimming Pool Reports, Public Swimming Pool Engineering Inspection Report, Application for Swimming Pool Exempt Status >32 Units, Application for Annual Renewal or Reissuance of Public Swimming Pool/Bathing Place Operating Permit, Application for Swimming Pool Exempt Status 32 Units or Less, Application for Variance from Chapter 64E-9, F.A.C., Swimming Pools and Bathing Place, Apply for a License, permit application form.
FDOH Approved Public Pool Service Technician Certification Courses
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This list is approved as of February 2006.
Pool fencing
Private pool fencing criteria to prevent drowning that is referenced in Chapter 515, Florida Statutes: CPSC Safety Barrier Guidelines for Home Pools (pdf
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Links
CDC Healthy Swimming website - This Federal Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website provides information on recreational water illnesses and what the public, health professionals and pool facility operators can do to prevent their transmission:
CDC Healthy Swimming website (http://www.cdc.gov/healthyswimming)
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Last Updated: 8-15-12