Electrical and Inground Pool Permit Application (pdf) - Floyd County ...

FLOYD COUNTY PLAN COMMISSION
PHONE: (812) 948-5440 FAX: (812) 941-4571
CHECK LIST FOR AN ELECTRICAL
*(repair or upgrade in electrical service only)*
AND
SWIMMING POOL PERMIT:
Before a building permit will be issued the following items need to be submitted to our office,
located at Pine View Government Center Suite 203, 2524 Corydon Pike New Albany, IN.
1. APPLICATION FORM: a complete application which is kept in our permanent records.
2. HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Site Approval Permits for the construction of any
outbuilding or the installation of any swimming pool, geothermal heat system,
underground utility connection, or underground lawn sprinkler system shall be issued
upon: Proper application of the owner or the agent of the owner on forms furnished by
the Department.
Floyd County Health Department (812) 948-4726 located at 1917 Bono Road (behind
Floyd Memorial Hospital).
3. SURVEYOR’S SITE PLAN OR MORTAGE SURVEY: this must include property lines,
road names, location and size of all existing and proposed buildings and location of
existing and proposed driveways. The distances of each proposed structure to each
property line and the distance of proposed structure to County Right of Way. (Surveyor
must be licensed/certified in the State of Indiana.)
4. RECORDED DEED OR RECORDED CONTRACT
5. TAX IDENTIFICATION PARCEL NUMBER (CAN GET IN ASSESSORS OFFICE)
*Please note*: An electrical permit will be issued for repair to the service; an upgrade from
one amp to another amp (i.e.: from 100 amp to 200 amp); or for permanent service to a home
that may have been vacant and the meter has been removed. Any rewiring and/or structural
changes will require a Rehab permit to be obtained.
*Please note*: A pool permit application for any subdivision that has an active
Homeowner’s Association shall have written approval from said Homeowner’s Association
prior to the permit being issued.

FLOYD COUNTY PLAN COMMISSION
ELECTRICAL AND SWIMMING POOL PERMIT APPLICATION
** Application Must Be Filled In Completely **
APPLICANT NAME:
PHONE:
PARCEL #: LOT #: ZONE:
PROJECT ADDRESS:
SUBDIVISION:
CITY:
ZIP:
TOWNSHIP: SEC: TOWNSHIP: RANGE:
OWNER
CONTRACTOR
NAME:
ADDRESS:
PHONE:
NAME:
ADDRESS:
PHONE:
BUILDING HEIGHT: __________________
LOT COVERAGE %: _________________
PROPOSED WORK: (ELECTRIC): Please describe:
Repair; upgrade in electric service; or request for Permanent service. Note: anything else will
require a Rehab Permit.
COST OF PROJECT: $ ____________ ELECTRIC SERVED BY: _______________________
IS THIS USE FOR RESIDENTIAL? YES: _____ NO: _____
IS THIS USE FOR COMMERCIAL? YES: _____ NO: ____
IF YES FOR COMMERCIAL, THEN PLEASE EXPLAIN: _____________________________
______________________________________________________________________________
PROPOSED WORK SWIMMING POOL:
POOL SIZE: ______________ TYPE OF POOL? _____________________________________
HOW IS IT MADE? ____________________________________________________________
ELECTRICAL FOR POOL:
NAME: _______________________________________ PHONE: ______________________
COST OF PROJECT: $ ________________________
SEWAGE / SEPTIC PERMIT # AND DATE:
ELECTRIC SERVED BY: _______________________________________________________
IS THIS USE FOR RESIDENTIAL? YES: _____ NO: _____
IS THIS USE FOR COMMERCIAL? YES: _____ NO: _____
IF YES FOR COMMERCIAL, PLEASE EXPLAIN: ___________________________________

The applicant hereby certifies and agrees as follows:
1. That he/she is authorized to make this application.
2. That he/she read this application (pages 1&2) and attests that the information which has been
furnished. Including that contained in the plan(s) is correct.
3. The plans which have been furnished to Floyd County Plan Commission are a basis upon
which Floyd County is entitled to act in issuing or revoking any permit or certificate of
compliance. The plan(s) are incorporated by reference into this application.
4. If there is any misrepresentation in this application, or any associated documents, Floyd
County may revoke any permit or certificate of occupancy issued in reliance upon such
representation.
5. Agrees to comply with all Floyd County Ordinance and permit conditions and State statues
which regulate the building construction, use, occupancy, and site development and grant
Floyd County officials the right to enter onto the property for the purpose of inspection the
work permitted and posting notices.
NOTE: Plans shall mean all site and construction plans and specifications, whether
furnished prior to or subsequent to the application date constitute an amendment to the
original application and must be specifically approved by the county with an appropriate
endorsement and the signature of the approving official prior to implementation.
Failure of the permit holder to have work ready and a reinspection is required, a reinspection
fee of $50.00 for each additional inspection shall be assessed in accordance with Ordinance
FCO-87-8.
Please sign that you understand the above statement and the criteria of the Floyd County Plan
Commission. Contractor or Homeowner must call in for all inspections required.
Signature of Agent/Contractor or Owner:
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Printed Signature:
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Dated:
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SITE PLAN
A GOOD SITE PLAN SAVES TIME: An accurate, clearly drawn site plan
will help in reviewing your permit application. The illustration below is an
example of what you need to prepare. Your drawing must include:
1. All property lines with dimensions
2. Driveways, roads or access easements that border or run
through the property
3. All structures on the property that currently exist or are
proposed
4. Setback distances for the proposed structure, measured from
property lines any road or access easement.
* All single family residential lots which use septic systems shall be required to
have
adequate space within said lot for two lateral fields.
NOTE: this drawing shows required setbacks, but is only an example.

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TRANSMISSION RIGHTS OF WAY GUIDELINES/RESTRICTIONS
This list of rights of way restrictions has been developed to answer the most often asked questions about property owner use of
transmission rights of way. This list does not cover all restrictions or all possible situations. You should contact the Asset
Protection Right-of-Way Specialist if you have additional concerns about the rights of way. This list of restrictions is subject to
changes at any time and without notice. Duke Energy shall not relinquish any of its rights conveyed by the right of way
agreement. All activity within the rights of way shall be reviewed by an Asset Protection Right-of-Way Specialist. It is strongly
suggested that you contact Duke Energy and submit plans for approval prior to construction of any improvements within the
rights of way.
1. Structures, buildings, manufactured homes, mobile homes and trailers, satellite signal receiver systems, swimming
pools (and any associated equipment and decking), graves, billboards, dumpsters, signs, wells, septic systems or
storage tanks and systems (whether above or below ground), refuse of any type, flammable material, building
material, wrecked or disabled vehicles and all other objects (whether above or below ground) which may, in Duke
Energy’s opinion, interfere, in any way, are not allowed within the rights of way limits. Transformers,
telephone/cable pedestals (and associated equipment), and fire hydrants are not allowed.
2. Fences shall not be attached to poles or towers. Fences shall not exceed 10 feet in height and shall be installed
greater than 25 feet from poles, towers, and guy anchors. Fences shall not parallel the centerline within the rights
of way but may cross from one side to the other at any angle not less than 30 degrees with the centerline. If a
fence crosses the rights of way, a 16 feet gate shall be installed by the property owner per Duke Energy’s
specifications to allow free access required by Duke Energy equipment.
3. Contact Duke Energy and obtain written approval before grading or filling on the rights of way. Grading (cuts or
fill) shall be at least 25 feet from a pole or tower leg, and slope shall not exceed 4:1 on the rights of way. Grading
or filling within the rights of way or near a structure, which will prevent free equipment/vehicle access, will not be
permitted. Sedimentation control, including re-vegetation, is required per state regulations.
4. Streets, roads, driveways, sewer lines, water lines, and other utility lines, or any underground facilities shall not
parallel the center line within the rights of way, but may cross, from one side to the other, at any angle not less
than 30 degrees with the center line. No portion of such facility shall be located within 25 feet of Duke Energy’s
supporting facilities. Intersections of roads, driveways, or alleyways are not permitted.
5. Any drainage features that allows water to pond, causes erosion, directs storms water toward the rights of way, or
limits access to or around a structure is prohibited.
6. Contact Duke Energy prior to the construction of lakes, ponds, or detention facilities, etc. within the rights of way
limits.
7. Duke Energy does not object to parking within the rights of way, provided that:
a. A barrier, sufficient to withstand a 15 MPH vehicular impact, shall be erected by the party constructing
the parking area to protect the pole, tower or guy anchor. The barrier shall be located in such a manner
as to restrict parking to at least 5 feet from the structure.
b. Any access area, entrances, or exists shall cross (from one side to the other) the rights of way at or near
right angles to the centerline, and shall not pass within 25 feet of any structure
c. Lighting structures within the rights of way limits need to be approved by Duke Energy before
installing.
d. Signs and other attachments to Duke Energy structures are prohibited.
8. Duke Energy will not object to certain vegetation planting as long as:
a. It does not interfere with the access of existing structures or the safe and reliable operation and
maintenance of the line.
b. Outside the wire zone: With prior written approval, Duke Energy does not object to plants, shrubs and
trees that are of a species that will not exceed fifteen (15) feet in height at maturity.
c. Inside the wire zone: Duke Energy objects to plants, shrubs and trees within the wire zone.
Consideration may be given for situations that Duke considers appropriate. Written approval is
required.
d. Duke Energy may exercise the right to cut danger trees outside the rights of way limits as granted by the
right of way agreement and as required to properly maintain and operate the transmission line.
We hope this is useful information. If additional questions arise, or if you plan anything not covered above, please contact:
Duke Energy Representative: GARY S. MCNAMEE
Telephone Number: 812-375-2021, 812-447-2351

675 IAC 14-4.3-296 Safety features
Sec. 296. Section S4226 Safety features is added as follows:
(1) S4226.1 A residential pool shall be provided with a suitable handhold around its perimeter in
areas where depths exceed three (3) feet six (6) inches. Handholds shall be provided no further
apart than four (4) feet and shall consist of any one (1) or a combination of items listed as
follows:
(A) Coping, ledge, or deck along the immediate top edge of the pool that provides a slipresisting
surface of at least four (4) inches minimum horizontal width and located at or not
more than twelve (12) inches above the waterline.
(B) Ladders, stairs, or seat ledges.
(C) A secured rope or railing placed at or not more than twelve (12) inches above the
waterline.
(2) S4226.2 Rope anchor devices shall be installed at a minimum of one (1) foot and a maximum
of two (2) feet on the shallow end side of a point of change in floor slope. In pools where the
slope change occurs in water depths less than four (4) feet six (6) inches, a transition rope
supported by buoys shall be installed.
(3) S4226.3 Access to residential pools shall be restricted by one (1) of the following means:
(A) Walls or fencing not less than four (4) feet high and completely surrounding the pool
and deck area with the exception of self-closing and latching gates and doors, both capable
of being locked.
(B) Other means not less than four (4) feet high and deemed impenetrable by the enforcing
authority at the time of construction and completely surrounding the pool and deck area
when the pool is not in use.
(C) A combination of clauses (A) and (B) that completely surrounds the pool and deck with
the exception of selfclosing and latching gates and doors which are capable of being locked.
This applies to clauses (A) and (B) and this clause only.
(D) A power safety pool cover that:
(i) shall provide a continuous connection between the cover and the deck, so as to
prohibit access to the pool when the cover is completely drawn over the pool;
(ii) shall be mechanically operated such that the cover cannot be drawn open or
retracted without the use of a:
(AA) key; or
(BB) key and switch; or
(CC) touch pad with a personal access code;
(iii) is installed with track, rollers, rails, guides, or other accessories necessary to
accomplish items (i) and (ii), in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions; and
(iv) shall bear an identification tag indicating that the cover satisfies the
requirements of ASTM F 1346–19 (Reapproved 2003), Standards Performance
Specification for Safety Covers and Labeling Requirements for All Covers for
Swimming Pools, Spas, and Hot Tubs, as published by ASTM International, 100
Barr Harbor Drive, PO Box C700, West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania 19428-2959
for power safety pool covers.
(4) S4226.4 Not less than the following lifesaving equipment shall be installed with each
residential swimming pool:
(A) A ring or throwing buoy fitted with forty (40) feet of one-fourth (1/4) inch diameter line.
(B) A pole not less than twelve (12) feet in length.
(C) Access to a telephone.
(Fire Prevention and Building Safety Commission; 675 IAC 14-4.3-296; filed Mar 25, 2011, 10:19 a.m.:
20110420-IR-675090789FRA; readopted filed Aug 4, 2011, 8:35 a.m.: 20110831-IR-675110254RFA)

y the filing fees herinafter specified:
Residential
Single Family or Two Family Dwelling
(excluding garage, attic areas, etc.)
Multi-Family Dwelling
Accessory Structures
Detached Garage
Accessory Structures
Attached Garage
Additions
Interior Remodel
$200 Base Fee plus
$.10 per square foot of floor area
$300 per unit
$40 minimum or
$.10 per square foot of floor area
$100 minimum or
$.10 per square foot of floor area
$55 Base Fee plus
$.10 per square foot of floor area
$40 Base Fee plus
$.10 per square foot of floor area
Swimming Pool $175
Temporary Mobile Home
Commercial and Industrial
Commercial and Industrial Structures
Interior Remodel
Accessory Structures and Additions
$155 first two years
$300 per year after first two years
$350 Base Fee plus
$.10 per square foot of floor area
$75 Base Fee plus
$.10 per square foot of floor area
$100 Minimum plus
$.10 per square foot of floor area
Other Structures Fees and Fines
Change in Electrical Service $40
Parking Structure
Re-Inspection
Early Bird Fine
(Start of Construction prior to permit issuance)
Variance Fine
plus
(Variance required because construction did not occur as per
approved site plan)
Zoning Code Violations
$10 per parking space
$50 Residential
$120 Commercial/Industrial
Twice the amount of permit
Five times the cost of the permit
the cost of the variance
$50 per day per violation