Diving envelope definition

Diving envelope means the minimum dimensions of an area within the pool necessary to provide entry from a diving board, platform, or attraction segment where users enter above pool water level.
Diving envelope means the minimum dimensions of an area within the pool necessary to provide entry from a diving board, plat- form, or pool decking intended for users to dive.
Diving envelope means the minimum dimensions of an area within the pool necessary to provide entry from a

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