A lot of pools now use saltwater, not chlorine BTW. Never really had any issues with it but then for years I lived in the lap lanes, don't bother me either way.
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It would appear that you have obtained the proper authorizations. Polite, common sense behavior in the water should support continuation of those authorizations. Have fun (and rinse your gear thoroughly after each pool dive).I have permission from the town & pool manager to work on my skills during public swim whenever I want but am wondering if there are any laws against SCUBA during a public swim?
Because our governments want to keep us SAFE, and laws are the way they do that. And ALL laws are, of course, sensible, practical, and for our own good. If there wasn't a law, we would have to think for ourselves, and that would be unsafe.nemrod:Why is there this assumption there is a law for everything?
don't know about you, but i'm not going in any pool that requires a wetsuit.
Yeah, one might end up in Gitmo for such a thing.:noIn many jurisdictions it's a capital offense.