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Oklahoma City Pool Water Disposal

Surface the City's chlorinated-water rules before demolition begins.

Project step 01 · Water Disposal Decision

Handle pool water before it becomes a stormwater problem

The City says chlorinated pool water must not be released to the storm-drain system.

Officially sourcedDo not drain chlorinated pool water into a storm drain; follow the City's current dechlorination and discharge instructions.

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If

Water is chlorinated

Then

Follow the City's current dechlorination guidance before discharge; its published article says to allow 7–10 days without added chlorine and check water conditions.

If

Discharging to lawn or turf

Then

Use only a route that avoids erosion, ponding, property damage and runoff leaving the site.

If

Considering the sanitary sewer

Then

Follow the current City instructions and confirm the connection point and any rate or flow limits.

If

Water contains algae treatment, salt, debris or unknown chemicals

Then

Do not infer that ordinary pool-water instructions are sufficient; ask the relevant City authority.

Never

Never route chlorinated water to a street inlet or storm drain.

Re-check the City's current instructions immediately before discharge.

Official sources and scope notes
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These links support the scoped local notes on this page. They do not approve a particular project.

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