Bonding
Pool bonding
Bonding ties metal parts together to reduce shock risk.
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The rules
Mesa says pools and spas shall be bonded to minimize electrical shock. Conductive shells, electrical equipment, metal fittings, and underwater lighting are bonded together using insulated, covered, or bare solid copper of 8 gauge AWG or larger, or rigid conduit of brass or other corrosion resistant metal.
Ask
Ask your builder when the bonding inspection happens.
Sources
Public pages, linked so you can read the source yourself. Rules change, so confirm the current version with the agency before you rely on it.
Talk through your Mesa project
Share the part of Mesa you live in, the yard size, and anything unusual about the lot, like a slope or a utility easement.