Define the proposed method before asking what it costs
“Pool demolition” is search language; the written scope must say what is removed, what remains and how the site will be used.
Scope noteAsk Development Services which permit path applies to the address and the exact full- or partial-removal scope.
- Label
A — Existing condition
- Capture
- Pool dimensions and construction
- Deck and equipment scope
- Water condition
- Access width and utilities
- Label
B — Proposed removal
- Capture
- Entire shell removed or material remains
- Debris destination
- Fill source and placement plan
- Drainage and final grading
- Label
C — Future use
- Capture
- Lawn or landscape
- Patio or flatwork
- Possible building
- Resale or unknown
- Label
D — Authority answer
- Capture
- Project classification
- Permit path
- Inspection points
- Required closeout records
Do not treat a proposed partial fill as accepted or a proposed full removal as buildable until the appropriate authority and professionals address the actual site.
The dossier does not select a method, approve construction or give legal disclosure advice.
Official sources and scope notes
- Building and Trade Permits — City of Oklahoma City