ABOVE GROUND POOLS Permit Requirements • Two copies of the current Plat of Survey must be submitted, indicating all permanent structures and accessory buildings, size and location of the proposed pool and the distance to all property lines. • The Plat of Survey must indicate the pool is a minimum of three feet (3’) from the side property line and five feet (5’) from rear property line. The pool cannot be installed over any easements. • Two copies of the manufacturer’s information sheets shall be submitted for the pool, indicating the pool to be installed, and all equipment. • Indicate on the plan the location of overhead or underground electrical service wires, telephone service and television cables. The inside wall of the pool must maintain a distance of five (5) feet from electrical, telephone and television lines. • Indicate on the plans the location of the electric and gas lines from the house to the pool equipment. Gas lines must be buried a minimum of 18” and electrical lines must be buried a minimum of 6” below grade and must be a minimum of 5’ from the inside wall of the pool. • All pumps and filter equipment shall be connected to a single head, locking type, GFCI protected receptacle located not less than 5’ or more than 10’ from the inside wall of the pool. • A GFCI protected duplex receptacle shall be installed not less than 10’ or more than 20’ from the inside wall of the pool. • A five-foot (5’) high barrier or fence is required around all pools. The height is measured from the top of the barrier to grade at the highest point. Any openings or gates shall be self-closing and self-latching with locking capabilities. A separate permit is required for a fence. Chain link fencing shall not be allowed as a pool barrier. If the wall of the pool is to be used as the barrier, the ladder or steps providing access to the pool shall be removable or have the capability of being locked in an upright position and secured to prevent unauthorized access to the pool. • All doors with direct access to the pool shall be equipped with an alarm that sounds continuously for a minimum of 30 seconds after the door is opened or a power safety cover shall be installed. • All excavation spoils shall be hauled off site and disposed of in an approved manner. Excavation spoils cannot be disbursed upon the lot without prior approval from the Village Engineer. Inspection Requirements • An inspection of the underground electric and gas piping, prior to being backfilled, is required. • A final inspection upon completion is required. All inspections shall be called in a minimum of 24 hours in advance by 12:00 PM (noon). The permit number is required in order to schedule the inspections. Inspections may be scheduled by calling (847) 669-0600. VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT (847) 669-0600 FAX (847) 515-5241 PERMIT APPLICATION OWNER’S NAME: ADDRESS: TOWNSHIP: TELEPHONE: E-MAIL: APPLICANT’S NAME : (if different from above) TELEPHONE: E-MAIL: Please supply the following: Two (2) copies of the Plat of Survey (illustrating all work to be preformed) Two (2) set of construction plans (if applicable) A copy of the quote or proposal from the contractor Homeowners Association Approval Letter (if applicable) A brief description of the work to be performed: Estimated Value of the work $ Work being performed by: Homeowner Contractor: Name: Address: Phone: Registration Number: Name: Address: Phone: Registration Number: By signing this document, the owner, applicant or contractor indicates he/she has read the comments on the back side of this page and agrees to abide by all code requirements and Village Ordinances and code amendments. All work shall conform to the approved application and construction documents. Owner/representative signature Approved: Paid by Check – Cash - Other Received by Printed Name Date Date: Permit Number Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions Permit issuance or approvals by the Village of Huntley do not relieve the permit applicant and property owner from complying with any and all applicable Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions either recorded against the subject property or provided through separate agreement with any other governing association(s). Improvements over Easements When the owner/installer chooses to place any amenity, improvement or material over any drainage and/or municipal easement, such placement shall not obstruct the designed flow of any overland drainage nor shall there be any liability assigned to the municipality, or any other party, having the right of access to said easement for the removal or displacement of any materials, items, structures, organic plantings or cosmetic amenities placed within said easement. Certain amenities and structures are prohibited in easements. Please check with the Development Services Department prior to placing anything in the easement. J.U.L.I.E. Call Joint Utility Location Information for Excavators, at 1-800-892-0123 prior to digging anywhere for any reason so that utility installations can be identified prior to damage being done that may potentially cost the person(s) digging and or the property owners an undeterminable amount of monies for repair or replacement of any damaged utility or amenity. Record the “dig number” in a safe place for future reference. Inspection Policy Inspections shall be called in a minimum of 24 hours in advance of the desired inspection date. Inspection requests must be received by 12:00 PM (noon) in order to be scheduled for the following day.