As long it is downhill and more than 150' away, let it rip. There isn't a high enough salt concentration to hurt anything that I am aware of.

The distance and slope are what is most important. Going more than 150' is encouraged. I shoot for 200' when I drain a pool.

If there is a dry well, make sure it is and stays empty.

Remove any hydrostatic plugs as the water uncovers them. Check in the drains too!

Scott

Thanks Scott that is a great help. I have read conflicting information on this subject. Your pool knowledge is greatly appreciated.

The house & pool area is elevated on a "pad" so when we flood irrigate, the water surrounds the house & pool pad. There is a block wall that sinks deep into the ground around the pool. In the six years of having the pool we have had no settlement issues.

Thanks again,
Barbara