What if the swimming pool in the yard of my home is judged to be ineligible?
The home has a sparkling swimming pool, and the property itself is a mansion, or a step closer to a "luxury house." Imagine not having to go to a shoulder-to-shoulder public swimming pool or a dangerous seaside wild swim in the summer, but simply having a cool home and getting into the water.
But the cost of maintaining a swimming pool is not low, and every fixed time (usually three years), City Council has to carry out a safety check of the pool, after all, as long as there is water, there may be some danger.
For pool inspection, the owner (the owner of the pool, usually the owner of the property) is required to pay, the city council's safety inspection staff will be the pool equipment, pool building standards and the pool protection measures (fence) to make a decision, if qualified, if not qualified, was issued pool / poo barriers non-compliant (Notice Fix to) notice?
When notified by Notice to Fix that the owner needs to suspend the use of the pool, the most common method of City Council is to inform you in the "correction notice" that the pool must be dried and that it must be kept out of the vicinity of the pool (fence locking, etc.). Then, after a security repair (e.g. high fences, reinforced fences, pool steps, etc.) in accordance with City Council's corrective advice, ask City Council inspectors to do re-inspection again until it is passed.
If the owner ignores Notice to Fix and continues to use the swimming pool, it could result in a fine of up to NZ$5,000, with potential criminal penalties.
Of course, some Chinese owners are buying a house with a swimming pool, but they don't really need this "luxury mansion model" of the blue-rippled pool, then if you receive notice of the request for rectification, you can apply directly with Council to remove the pool (remove pool from register), and find a licensed construction engineer, reasonable removal application and building planning, including how to safely and sturdy "landfill" the pool method and so on.
When City Council agrees to the request to remove the pool and waits for the construction to be completed, the city council will go to the site of the property to check the removal of the pool, and after qualifying, the city council will have removed the "pool" project, and there will be no "pool inspection" notice in the future. However, checking the process of pool removal still has to pay.
But the cost of maintaining a swimming pool is not low, and every fixed time (usually three years), City Council has to carry out a safety check of the pool, after all, as long as there is water, there may be some danger.
For pool inspection, the owner (the owner of the pool, usually the owner of the property) is required to pay, the city council's safety inspection staff will be the pool equipment, pool building standards and the pool protection measures (fence) to make a decision, if qualified, if not qualified, was issued pool / poo barriers non-compliant (Notice Fix to) notice?
When notified by Notice to Fix that the owner needs to suspend the use of the pool, the most common method of City Council is to inform you in the "correction notice" that the pool must be dried and that it must be kept out of the vicinity of the pool (fence locking, etc.). Then, after a security repair (e.g. high fences, reinforced fences, pool steps, etc.) in accordance with City Council's corrective advice, ask City Council inspectors to do re-inspection again until it is passed.
If the owner ignores Notice to Fix and continues to use the swimming pool, it could result in a fine of up to NZ$5,000, with potential criminal penalties.
Of course, some Chinese owners are buying a house with a swimming pool, but they don't really need this "luxury mansion model" of the blue-rippled pool, then if you receive notice of the request for rectification, you can apply directly with Council to remove the pool (remove pool from register), and find a licensed construction engineer, reasonable removal application and building planning, including how to safely and sturdy "landfill" the pool method and so on.
When City Council agrees to the request to remove the pool and waits for the construction to be completed, the city council will go to the site of the property to check the removal of the pool, and after qualifying, the city council will have removed the "pool" project, and there will be no "pool inspection" notice in the future. However, checking the process of pool removal still has to pay.
