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7.2. SR 11-18-2013
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S wiiming pools should always be happy places. <br /> Unfortunately,each year thousands of American <br /> families confront swimming pool tragedies- <br /> drownings and near-dro�,nings of young children. <br /> These tragedies are preventable.This U.S.Consumer <br /> Product Safety Commission(CPSC)handbook offers <br /> guidelines for pool barriers that can help prevent <br /> most submersion incidents involving young children. <br /> This handbook is designed for use by owners, <br /> purchasers,and builders of residential pools, spas, <br /> and hot tubs. <br /> The swimming pool barrier guidelines are not a <br /> CPSC standard and are not mandatory requirements. <br /> Therefore,the Commission does not endorse these <br /> guidelines as the sole method to minimize pool <br /> drownings of young children.The Commission <br /> believes,however,that the safety features recom- <br /> mended in this handbook will help make pools safer. <br /> Publication of this handbook is expected to promote <br /> pool safety awareness among owner,,,, purchasers and <br /> builders of swimming pools. <br /> Some localities have incorporated the guidelines <br /> in this handbook into their building codes. Check <br /> with your local authorities to see whether these <br /> ,uidelines are included in your area's building code <br /> or in.other regulations. <br />
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