All private swimming pools shall be located only in a rear yard, except that where a lot is a corner lot, a lot otherwise abutting more than one street, or a lot without a rear yard. A private swimming pool may be located in a yard other than a front yard provided that the pool and its appurtenances, including a fence or other encloser, is screened by densely planted evergreen vegetation, having a height of not less than the fence or enclosure, along its visible length as revealed to any street. All private swimming pools shall comply with the regulations of the Uniform Construction Code with respect, but not limited to, safety enclosures, together with the requirements of Schedule C.[1]

The pool shall occupy no more than 25% of the rear yard area or a maximum of 800 square feet as measured along the surface of the water, whichever is smaller.

No edge of any pool shall be closer to any lot line than 25 feet.

The pool may be lighted by underwater or exterior lights or both, provided all exterior lights are located so that the lights are neither directly nor reflected upon adjacent properties in such a manner as to be a nuisance or an annoyance to neighboring properties.

The pool shall be completely surrounded by fencing in accordance with the Uniform Construction Code.

No public amplifying system shall be used with a private swimming pool.

See public swimming pools under conditional uses.