Recent content by jadkkd

I get it. That's what they want in my backyard. I am going to visit the health department to get their take on this. I don't believe safety was considered.

Ok I’ll keep that in mind. The fact they came up with this chemical free system and the only one they approved was Bionova is concerning. I’m going to have to appeal or convince a planning board that there are other solutions than chemical free.

Thanks Darin

Forgive me, I’m new to this site and pool lingo. What is SDS for CYA?

The New Hampshire Code of Administative Rules Env-WQ 1700 Surface Water Quality Standards table 1703-1 That lists water quality requirements fpr toxic substances

town water

Thanks Darin. The town of Rye planning board only cares about the pool being chemical free. It doesn't care about bacteria levels in the pool. So I have to show them how I can control the chlorine or whatever I use to a level where it is below the state of new hampshire code for surface water...

Mike, They believe the salt will runoff into the freshwater streams , which there aren't many around.

Marty thanks for the reply. Unfortunately the town planning board have become the experts and they have decided I cannot just flush the pool with the chemicals that are in it. I've got to find a way to reduce the chemicals to a very minimal level. I thought maybe a holding tank would work even...

Yes they are concerned about backwash and winterization water running off into streams. They have no concern about the cleanliness and any health factors with bacteria level in the pool.

I am trying to install an in ground pool in at the new home I am building. Since the land abutts conservation land the town of Rye is only allowing chemical free pools. I do not want to build a "living pond" and would rather build a conventional pool. The town has already turned down my...