Identify a pool-barrier requirement stricter than the ISPSC baseline using Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act as the state example.

Steps

1. Pull Florida's Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act (Florida Statutes Chapter 515) directly rather than relying on secondary fencing-industry summaries.
2. Confirm the statute's baseline minimum barrier height (48 inches / 4 ft), measured on the side facing away from the pool.
3. Check the additional layered requirements Florida imposes beyond a bare height minimum, such as alarm requirements on doors/windows with direct pool access.
4. Confirm which compliance option a given property is using, since the statute allows alternative layered protections (approved safety pool cover, exit alarms, self-closing/self-latching gates) in addition to a physical barrier as compliance paths.
5. Verify the local county/city hasn't layered additional amendments on top of the state statute, since pool-barrier rules are frequently amended locally in Florida.