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Council advances first reading of ordinance requiring pool-equipment screening; attorney advises against retroactive enforcement
Summary
Ordinance 6-49, proposed to require screening of pool pumps and equipment from adjacent properties, advanced on first reading. The city attorney said the ordinance likely cannot be applied retroactively; council asked the Architectural Review Committee to refine technical language ("green barrier" and sound mitigation) before second reading.
Prospect City Council moved forward on a first reading of Ordinance 6-49 on March 17, a measure that would require pool equipment—pumps, filters, heaters and similar machinery—to be screened from adjacent properties.
The motion to give the ordinance a first reading was made and seconded, and the council voted unanimously to advance the item. Discussion centered on two topics: the ordinance’s…
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