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The City of Scottsdale will be accepting Digital Submittals for five pool submittal plan types beginning May 7, 2008. The qualifications, limitations and requirements are outlined below.
Digital Pool Submittals
NOTE: No pool permit will be issued without an existing permitted residence.
File Format & Limitations
- Autodesk
DWF file format, in black and white , is the standard for submittal and reviewing plans (background and text).
- Digital Submittal is only available to Single Family Residential projects.
- The upload mechanism limits file size to under 10 MB.
- City approved site plan, for reference only, must be included with submittal -
(request online)
- Site Plan Requirements
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Digital Pool
Plan Types |
Submittal Requirements
Supporting Materials file types: PDF, Word, & Excel |
Pool/Spa Site Review |
1. A file for new site plan (name file PoolSite.dwf)
2. Supporting materials:
a. Pool standard plan number (design review)
b. Pool Engineer's Authorization letter
c. Design calculations
d. City approved site plan for reference only
(request online) |
Pool/Spa Site Review with Fence |
1. A file for new site plan (name file PoolSite.dwf)
2. Supporting materials:
a. Pool standard plan number (design review)
b. Pool Engineer's Authorization letter
c. Design calculations for fence/retaining walls
d. City approved site plan for reference only
(request online) |
Pool/Spa Site and Special Engineering |
1. A file for new site plan (name file PoolSite.dwf)
2. A file for new engineered pool plans
(name file PoolEng.dwf)
3. Supporting materials:
a. Design calculations
b. City approved site plan for reference only
(request online) |
Pool/Spa Special Engineering |
1. A file for new engineered pool plans
2. Supporting materials:
a. Design calculations
b. City approved site plan for reference only
(request online) |
Pool/Spa Standard Engineering |
1. A file for new engineered pool plans
(name file PoolEng.dwf)
2. Supporting materials:
a. Design calculations |
Digital Signature Acceptance - per the Board of Technical Registration:
A-30-304 Use of Seals G. An electronic signature, as an option to a permanently legible signature, in accordance with A.R.S. Title 41 and Title 44, is acceptable for all professional documents. The registrant shall provide adequate security regarding the use of the seal and signature. Call 602-364-4930 for more information.
Submittal Process
Feedback
During and after you've completed the process, we'd like to hear from you. What did you like best? What did you like least? How can we make it better?