Check the proposed location against zoning, setbacks, easements, and flood requirements before paying for final plans.
- Who handles it
- Homeowner + pool contractor
- Have ready
- Property survey, Pool layout
One complete kit · $19 once
Your Project Kit organizes the filing path, official documents, government fees, useful resources, saved progress, and a ready-to-copy request in one private place.
$19
One-time StartFL Project Kit purchase. Government fees are separate.
Step-by-step directions
Know what to do first, what comes next, and where to apply.
Your paperwork, organized
Get official forms, application links, and a checklist of what to gather.
Fees, offices, and useful links
See published charges and reach the right government resources.
Messages ready to send
Ask your project team for the documents and answers you need.
A checklist you can come back to
Save your progress online and keep a printable PDF of your kit.
No account or password. Includes 12 months of online access; downloaded files are yours to keep.
Working sample
This is an illustrative sample project, not a verified determination for your property. Check tasks, open document details, explore public resources, and copy the prepared message. Your changes stay inside this sample.
A residential swimming pool
1000 Tarpon Woods Blvd, Palm Harbor, FL · Illustrative Pinellas County project; property requirements have not been verified
Sample changes are local to this preview and never affect a purchased kit.
START HERE
Check the proposed location against zoning, setbacks, easements, and flood requirements before paying for final plans.
Homeowner + pool contractor · Have ready: Property survey, Pool layout
Check the proposed location against zoning, setbacks, easements, and flood requirements before paying for final plans.
Agree on who will supply the plans, survey, and any utility documentation before you assemble the application.
Review the safety guidance and confirm which forms apply to your project and filing role.
Submit the package through the official portal and keep the application number with your checklist.
Track the application, respond to requests, and confirm the issued permit before starting permitted work.
Coordinate inspection scheduling with your contractor and keep the final record with your project documents.