Rumson, MT · Monmouth County
Shared Pool Barriers With Adjacent Properties
This certification records neighbors’ agreement to share a swimming-pool barrier and is signed by the pool owner and neighboring barrier owners.
What this form is
Use this certification when a pool owner wants to share a swimming-pool barrier fence owned by a neighbor and seeks a variation from the Rumson Construction office. The document says the office will grant a variation only if both parties have a pool. It asks the owners to provide names and addresses and sign and date statements accepting responsibility for a code-compliant barrier; the owner must also complete UCC form F-160 and pay the fee.
Who needs it
A pool owner seeking to share a neighboring property’s barrier and the neighbors sharing that barrier should complete and sign this certification.
How to submit it
Submit the completed certification to the Rumson Construction office with the owner’s UCC F-160 application and fee. The document does not provide a fee amount or submission address.
About notarization
This certification is signed and dated without a notary; the document does not identify any notarized or sworn attachment.
How to submit this form
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Download The Certification
Download the Shared Pool Barriers With Adjacent Properties certification PDF.
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Complete The Party Details
Print the names and addresses of the pool owner and neighboring barrier owners.
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Gather The Related Application
The owner must complete UCC form F-160 and pay the fee, as stated in the certification.
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Sign And Date
Have the pool owner and neighboring barrier owner or owners sign and date the certification.
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Submit To Rumson
Submit the certification to the Rumson Construction office with the owner’s UCC F-160 application and fee.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the Shared Pool Barriers With Adjacent Properties certification?
- No. The certification calls for signatures and dates, not a notary; it does not identify any notarized or sworn attachment.
- How do I submit the shared pool barrier certification?
- Submit the completed certification to the Rumson Construction office with the owner’s UCC F-160 application and fee. The document does not give a fee amount or submission address.
- Who signs the shared pool barrier certification?
- The pool owner and the neighboring barrier owner or owners sign and date the certification. It also asks each party to print their name and provide an address.
- What else does the owner need to do?
- The certification says the owner will complete UCC form F-160 and pay the fee. It also says all parties are responsible for maintaining a code-compliant swimming-pool barrier.
Need something notarized?
This Shared Pool Barriers With Adjacent Properties doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Rumson form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.