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yeah I'm trying to keep the cost around 3 grand or less. See if I can find some free or low cost fill

the pool is not on the survey on file at the Zoning office, so if I wait a few years no one will be the wiser but yeah I was thinking the same thing. Just a shed really with screened walls and a roof, not living quarters.

yeah I was reading those posts. maybe someone will dig mine out someday

good advice but we're in the frozen tundra up north and 90% of all driveways are asphalt and not concrete as concrete drives crack and crumble in this part of the world. Hard fill seems to be scarce in this part of the world.

it was a vinyl-lined pool and the concrete walls and bottom are very thin they won't be a problem at all. I'll have to visit the zoning office I suppose and see what their requirements are, I'll need about 8 dump truck loads of material to fill in the pool and the trucks won't be able to dump...

I had not thought of a septic guy, maybe a good idea, we live near a city with large municipal water and sewer public works but many of the surrounding areas still use septic tanks. I'll have to check that out

The sidewalk around the pool would be broken up into small pieces using a jackhammer attachment for the excavator, this is common practice when filling in pools according to all the youtube videos I've watched. But I have been concerned about creating a sinkhole situation as I plan to build a...

Our pool has gotten to the point where we no longer want to fool with maintaining it. Over 20 years old. The pool liner went bad last winter and we hemmed and hauled repairing it this summer vs. filling it in. We own a 2nd house at the lake and spend most of our time there in the summer. We...