“Swimming Pool Installation Lifts Through Snow in Retiree’s Backyard
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BUTLER TOWNSHIP, Pa. — This year, it was much easier for Bob Norman to get a new swimming pool for his yard in Butler County.
“”We didn’t know it would snow when we scheduled it,”” said Norman.
Workers had to come back a few days early to clear away a bit of snow from the top of the lift to get into Norman’s backyard in Plains Twp.
“”We were able to go around the house and get into it because it was the most accessible part of it,”” said Norman.
The new pool and spa were designed to be warm year round. The pool’s lights come on after the sun goes down and the heater comes on during the day, along with other features that allow the family to swim in winter, even in the winter months.
“”If there’s ice on the surface of the water, it’s a heated water. We’ll use it all the time and we don’t have to worry about it freezing.””
Bob Norman isn’t the only homeowner in his area who decided to upgrade to a”
“Swimming Pool Installation Sparks Threat of Homeowners’ Association Lawsuit
Swimming Pool Installation Sparks Threat of Homeowners’ Association Lawsuit
DULUTH, Minn. – Duluth homeowners may have to pay a bill to install a swimming pool in their backyard.
The homeowners’ association is suing the homeowner who installed the pool because the pool isn’t in compliance with the association’s by-laws.
The homeowners’ association’s attorney says homeowners can get out of paying the pool bill if they pay all of their dues or the association gets involved in litigation.
Carolyn Hessler said, “The by-laws specifically call for a house such as ours and some others, which are very similar, to be inspected.â€
A date for a hearing has yet to be set.
The homeowner said he feels the association is bullying him.
Devlin Hessler said, “I have no comment on how the homeowners association goes about its business. I think that’s a question for them, to explain to me how this is ‘No Home Owners Association’ and that this is the”…