Digging the look of this house. Alas, no room for a pool. How hard is it to get a pool built in SH?
Response by HopefulButSkeptical
about 15 years ago
Posts: 88
Member since: Nov 2009
everything is hard to get done. you should speak to the building inspector (schedule a meeting, bring a survey) to find out what is and isn't possible and how many variances you may or may not need for a pool. if there isn't one now and there's not a permit application pending, you might be out of luck. just do you're aware, there's a huge dislike between the locals and the city-folk when it comes to getting things done like building a pool. no amount of politeness or charm greases the wheel. they just hate you period. in most cases, your application will be heard fairly, but there are many instances where the village decides to go after you and make your application an example. be prepared to dig deep and hire a good lawyer and environmental consultant. generally, anyone the village recommends will be someone who rolls over like a dead dog and doesn't fight for your application.
everything is hard to get done. you should speak to the building inspector (schedule a meeting, bring a survey) to find out what is and isn't possible and how many variances you may or may not need for a pool. if there isn't one now and there's not a permit application pending, you might be out of luck. just do you're aware, there's a huge dislike between the locals and the city-folk when it comes to getting things done like building a pool. no amount of politeness or charm greases the wheel. they just hate you period. in most cases, your application will be heard fairly, but there are many instances where the village decides to go after you and make your application an example. be prepared to dig deep and hire a good lawyer and environmental consultant. generally, anyone the village recommends will be someone who rolls over like a dead dog and doesn't fight for your application.