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      <description>Clark County requires a 60-inch barrier around a home pool and protection on doors that open from the house onto the pool area. What the code says, and where the numbers come from.</description>
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      <description>Before you hire, look the contractor up with the Nevada State Contractors Board. What the license number, classification and monetary limit tell you.</description>
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      <description>A Las Vegas mailing address does not mean the City of Las Vegas issues your permit. How to tell which of the valley’s building departments covers your lot.</description>
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