The Cowlitz County Health Department outlines rules for spa pool use effective October 31, 2004. The rules prohibit running, horseplay, and use by anyone ill or with a communicable disease. Food and drink in the pool are also prohibited. Users must shower before entry, wear protective diapers, and change diapers in designated areas. Children six and under should not use spas, and those with medical conditions should consult a doctor first. Soak time is limited to 15 minutes, and capacity and emergency contact information must be posted. Adult supervision is required for children at unguarded pools.
The Cowlitz County Health Department outlines rules for spa pool use effective October 31, 2004. The rules prohibit running, horseplay, and use by anyone ill or with a communicable disease. Food and drink in the pool are also prohibited. Users must shower before entry, wear protective diapers, and change diapers in designated areas. Children six and under should not use spas, and those with medical conditions should consult a doctor first. Soak time is limited to 15 minutes, and capacity and emergency contact information must be posted. Adult supervision is required for children at unguarded pools.
The Cowlitz County Health Department outlines rules for spa pool use effective October 31, 2004. The rules prohibit running, horseplay, and use by anyone ill or with a communicable disease. Food and drink in the pool are also prohibited. Users must shower before entry, wear protective diapers, and change diapers in designated areas. Children six and under should not use spas, and those with medical conditions should consult a doctor first. Soak time is limited to 15 minutes, and capacity and emergency contact information must be posted. Adult supervision is required for children at unguarded pools.
The Cowlitz County Health Department outlines rules for spa pool use effective October 31, 2004. The rules prohibit running, horseplay, and use by anyone ill or with a communicable disease. Food and drink in the pool are also prohibited. Users must shower before entry, wear protective diapers, and change diapers in designated areas. Children six and under should not use spas, and those with medical conditions should consult a doctor first. Soak time is limited to 15 minutes, and capacity and emergency contact information must be posted. Adult supervision is required for children at unguarded pools.
Cowlitz County Health Department 1952 9th Avenue Longview, Washington
Spa Pool Rules (Effective October 31, 2004)
All Spa Pools -Running and horseplay are prohibited - Use by anyone with a communicable disease or anyone who has been ill with vomiting or diarrhea within the two weeks is prohibited -Consumption of food and drink in the pool is prohibited -Cleansing shower is required before pool entry -A protective covering must be worn over diapers -Diapers must be changed at designated diaper changing areas -Persons refusing to obey rules are subject to removal from the premises -Children six years or younger should not use the spa -Consult a physician prior to spa use if you are suffering from heart disease, diabetes or high blood pressure -Women who are or might become pregnant should consult a physician before using the spa -Soak time should be limited to 15 minutes -Posting the maximum bather capacity of each spa pool -Direct patrons to the location of the nearest telephone and first-aid kit for emergency use Spa pools w/o lifeguards or attendants -If a child twelve years of age or less is using the pool, a responsible adult eighteen years of age or older must accompany the child and be at the pool or pool deck at all times the child uses the facility -If an individual between thirteen years of age and seventeen years of age is using the pool, at least one other person must be at the pool facility. 11/04/04