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[Abi]

RESIDENTS on a plush Didim complex are calling for urgent answers after their pool was filled in with polystyrene blocks.

Apartment owners on the Ruby Hill development, just off Ataturk Boulevard, say they have been left in the dark by the filling in of their pool which they have enjoyed for at least three years.

Fearing their pool will be permanently filled in, the residents have called on the council, the developer, Mese Construction, and the landowner to get to the bottom of the problems which began to evolve on Tuesday this week.......

http://www.voicesnew...rticle&sid=5044

[Cukurbagli]

This is a bizarre occurrence. The article doesn't mention anybody telling them that using the pool is forbidden and it seems that nobody asked the people who put the blocks in, I wonder what would happen if the apartment owners just took the blocks out again?

[sunny]

Yet another problem in Didim.

[Abi]

It's actually looks like this could turn out to be a problem for a fair few people in the area. If you have a swimming pool it should be either on your Habitation Certificate so people should be looking for the word "Havus" along with the size of the pool or people should have a seperate certificate for it.
They are also checking how close swimming pools are to any walls as there is a minimum distance.

Not only are they checking swimming pools but sheds or other types of outbuildings as they should also have been shown on the plan when planning permission was applied for.