Summary
The city needs to re-adopt the county's updated health codes so county enforcement keeps working inside city limits — sanitary rules barely change, but the aquatic code gives the city more power over public and semi-public pools (not backyard pools).
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
No new costs called out — the sanitary code is essentially unchanged.
✅Who benefits
Users of public and HOA pools get stronger safety oversight.
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