
As with any other construction project, the need for a pool permit is dependent on the township, city, or village in which you reside and its municipal ordinances. Please email our office to see what the requirements are in your township or check for Ordinance links below.
RESIDENTIAL SWIMMING POOLS

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CSM or Plat map from the Register of Deeds at the County, if available. If you live in a development, then a plat map should be available. You will find setback/easement information on this that may be more restrictive than the general zoning for your area.) If one is not available for your property, you may need to contact the zoning administrator to see what the property is zoned and what your setbacks are.
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Land Use Permit/Conditional Use Permit/Zoning Permit , if needed. It is up to the applicant to make sure that all zoning regulations are being followed. This includes but is not limited to making sure there are not restrictions on structure use or structure location due to physical landscape of the lot (i.e. slopes, ponds, rivers, easements, protected areas....) Your building permit only addresses construction codes etc. Anything relating to the above is outside All Croix's responsibility. If you are unsure who to contact about zoning, click here.
Municipal Ordinances
City of Prescott CH 635-87 Swimming Pools
Town of Oak Grove 14.07 Swimming Pools
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Town of Somerset Pool Resolution 2006-09
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Town of St. Joseph 80-19. Swimming Pools
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Village of Bay City 96-1.6 Swimming Pools
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Village of Ellsworth 14.07 Swimming Pools
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Village of Roberts 70-299 (1) Private Swimming Pools
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Village of Spring Valley 58-594. Swimming Pools
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