Title 13 — PUBLIC SERVICES›Chapter 13.04 — WATER SERVICE SYSTEM
Tehama Municipal Code § 13.04.490 Swimming pools
Tehama Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-18 · Tehama
Cite as: Tehama Municipal Code § 13.04.490 · Text as of 2026-10-18
13.04.460 - Evaporative coolers—Recirculating pump.¶
Evaporative coolers shall be equipped with a recirculating pump. The makeup supply line shall be equipped with an inlet valve that shall open only when makeup water is required by the unit.
(Ord. No. 174, 10-13-09)
13.04.490 - Swimming pools.¶
Prior to the issuance of a plumbing permit for the installation of a swimming pool, a plan showing the water supply and drainage piping of the swimming pool shall be submitted for approval by the department of planning and building. This drawing shall indicate all valves, size of piping and filter pump capacity. No plumbing permit shall be issued without prior approval by the director. No pool or pond may be constructed within a public water easement or within six feet of a city water, or drainage pipe and no concrete or permanent decking may be installed above said piping. Redwood or removable decking may be installed with the approval of the director.
(Ord. No. 174, 10-13-09)
13.04.500 - Swimming and wading pools and/or fish ponds—Recirculating devices required.¶
All swimming or wading pools or fish ponds above two thousand gallons in capacity, using water from the city water system, shall be provided with recirculating systems equipped with an approved filter. The make up supply line shall be equipped with an approved air gap.
(Ord. No. 174, 10-13-09)
13.04.530 - Discontinuance of service.¶
Alterations, changes of equipment or piping, improper operation or lack of maintenance that results in conditions that are hazardous or are potentially hazardous to the potable water supply, either within the premises or in public water mains, or cause use of water in excess of quantities permitted under this chapter, shall be cause for the discontinuance of the supply of water to the premises until the hazard or potential hazard is abated or until approved backflow protection or water conservation devices are used, as elsewhere specified in this code, and are operating within the defined limits of use.
(Ord. No. 174, 10-13-09)
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