Request to Master Residential Pool Plans – Cape Coral, FL

The Request to Master Residential Pool Plans is a cover sheet from the City of Cape Coral Building Division that a pool contractor completes when asking the city to master a residential pool plan, submitted with two complete sets of plans for initial review.

The form is titled "Request to Master Residential Pool Plan" on its face and carries a Master # line and a date-stamp area for the city's use. The contractor section asks for the contractor name, the license holder's name, the license number, a contact person with a phone number, the person submitting and a signature. A row of options lets the contractor mark what the plans cover: Ret Wall, Negative Edge, Paver Deck, Fiberglass, Concrete, or Spa/Fountain.

The lower half is an "Office use only" block. City staff record an approval or rejection date, whether Building or Zoning acted, who approved or rejected it, a resubmit date and time with the staff member who took it in, notes, and the release and issue entries.

The Permit Document Center also lists the Pool Master Requests Guideline, the Pool Master Requests Guideline (In Ground) and Master Pool Site-Specific Document Requirements among its pool documents. This form is the request itself, not those guidelines. It is also separate from the Master SFR Cover Sheet listed in the same center.

Pool contractors who want the City of Cape Coral Building Division to master a residential pool plan use this form. The form is written for the contractor: it asks for the contractor name, the license holder's name and license number, a contact person and the person submitting.

• The license holder's name and license number identify who stands behind the plans.
• The person submitting signs the form, so it can be someone other than the license holder, provided the form names them in the "Person submitting" line.
• The "Office use only" block is for city staff. Applicants do not complete it.

The title says "Residential Pool Plan", so the form is not the one for other plan types. The Permit Document Center lists a separate Master SFR Cover Sheet, and commercial pool work has its own Pool Guideline - Commercial. Check the Building Division's Pool Master Requests Guideline if you are unsure the form fits your project.

Submit the form when the contractor is ready to hand in plans for initial review: the form says the contractor submits 2 complete sets of plans, and it travels with them. It prints no separate due date or validity period.

If the city rejects the request, the office-use block has a "Resubmit Date" and "Time" line and a "Taken in by CSR" line, so the resubmittal is recorded on the same sheet. For timing rules beyond that, see the Pool Master Requests Guideline in the City of Cape Coral Permit Document Center.

The form names one requirement and no channel: the contractor submits 2 complete sets of plans for initial review. It prints no mailing address, portal or appointment rule, so follow the City of Cape Coral Building Division's current intake instructions.

• Where to check: the Pool section of the Permit Document Center lists the Pool Master Requests Guideline and Pool Master Requests Guideline (In Ground), the companion documents for this request.
• What goes in: the completed, signed form with 2 complete sets of plans.
• After review: city staff complete the office-use block. A rejected request is resubmitted, and the resubmit date, time and the staff member who took it in are recorded on the form.

FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; submission follows the channels above.