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Ordinance 2017-484 <br />Swimming Pools <br />(3) Except in the agricultural, long-term agricultural, rural residential, and future urban service <br />zoning districts, no swimming pool shall be located or protrude in front of the principal <br />building on the site, in relation to any public street. <br />(4) Swimming pools shall not be located within any private or public utility easement, walkway, <br />drainage, right of way, or other easements. <br />(5) The pump, filter unit, heating unit, or other noise -making mechanical equipment shall be <br />screened from the view of any nearby dwelling or public street and located a minimum of <br />thirty (30) feet from any adjacent or nearby dwelling. Setback requirements may be <br />minimized if the applicant can demonstrate sufficient noise proofing by other methods. This <br />shall be reviewed and approved by City staff. <br />(6) Swimming pool lighting shall be directed toward the pool and not toward adjacent properties. <br />(7) All access for construction or erection of a swimming pool shall be over the owner's land. <br />The owner shall be liable for damages caused to any public or private property. Back -flushed <br />water or water from swimming pool drainage shall be directed onto the owner's property or <br />into approved public drainage ways and shall not be discharged into or onto any portion of a <br />private sewage treatment system. <br />(c) In -Ground Swimming Pools <br />(1) A site plan must be submitted for approval by the community development director or <br />designee before a permit is issued for any in -ground swimming pool. In addition, the <br />applicant shall submit supplementary information including: <br />a. Size of swimming pool. <br />b. Impervious surface coverage of lot. <br />c. Drawings (must be to scale and show the following): <br />1. Location of swimming pool. <br />2. Location of pump, filter unit, heating unit, or other noise -making mechanical <br />equipment. <br />3. Required and proposed setbacks. <br />4. Location of principal structure, garage, and any accessory structures. <br />5. Location of fencing. <br />6. Location of easements. <br />7. Location of overhead electrical wires. <br />8. Location of well and septic (if applicable). <br />9. Any other improvements on the lot. <br />10. Drawings of any final treatments or finishes (decking, landscaping, fencing, <br />etc.) proposed around the pool. <br />(2) Setbacks (measured to the pool water) for in -ground swimming pools located in the urban <br />residential or rural residential zoning districts are as follows: <br />a. Fifteen (15) foot rear yard setback. <br />