Spas

Hot tubs and spas

Spas are smaller, but Scottsdale treats their barriers seriously.

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Barriers

The city says all hot tubs and spas require an approved pool barrier, whether or not the installation is inspected.

When no permit is needed

The city describes non permitted work as an above ground fiberglass tub with a plug in filter and motor, a dedicated ground fault circuit, and no direct water connection.

Attached spas

A spa built with a new pool is part of the pool permit. Ask how its barrier is handled.

Sources

Public pages, linked so you can read the source yourself. Rules change, so confirm the current version with the agency before you rely on it.

Tell us about the yard

Say which part of Scottsdale you are in, how big the backyard is, and whether you have an HOA or a NAOS easement.

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