(a) The marina shall be developed in such a manner that all marina facilities required in this chapter are protected from inundation or unusual erosion and will remain functional regardless of usual fluctuations of the marina water level during the boating season.
(b) A water supply for human consumption, if provided, shall comply with the following:
(1) If the water system has fifteen or more service connections or regularly serves an average of at least twenty five individuals daily at least sixty days in a one year period, meet the standards for public water systems as defined in rule 3745-81-01 of the Ohio Administrative Code (OAC);
(2) All fittings, lines and hydrants shall be designed, installed and maintained to prevent the possibility of contamination or cross connection in accordance with Chapters 3745-95 and 4101:3-1 of the OAC;
(c) The water distribution system, including dock or mooring hookups is provided, shall include the following:
(1) An “American Society of Sanitary Engineers (ASSE) No 1013 or equivalent backflow prevention device installed on the main water line upstream of all docks and moorings to isolate the docking area from any other service use; and
(2) Hoses with hose bibs using an ASSE 1011 vacuum breaker shall be stored out of the water and disconnected from the hose bib when not in use. The use of nozzles, sprayers or other attachments to a hose associated with an ASSE 1011 vacuum breaker are prohibited.
(3) An ASSE 1052 or equivalent vacuum breaker may be used with a hose continuously connected to a water source as long as the difference in elevation between the water source and the point of discharge is less than 15 feet.
(4) An ASSE 1024 or equivalent vacuum breaker shall be used when the difference in elevation between the water source and point of discharge is 15 feet or greater; on threaded dock or mooring outlets, particularly those with hoses under continuous pressure; when a direct connection is made between a dock or mooring outlet and fixtures within a watercraft; and for all new water hookups and for existing vacuum breakers that are replaced. An ASSE 1052 vacuum breaker may be substituted for an ASSE 1024 device only on applications where there is less than fifteen feet elevation between the backflow prevention device and the point of discharge.
(5) Whenever backflow prevention devices are installed in the water distribution system, they shall be installed and maintained in accordance with Chapter 4101:3 1 of the OAC.
(d) Any water line or hose provided at a sewage pump out facility or other waste dumping facility where the line or hose is used primarily for flushing and cleansing shall include back flow protection consisting of and ASSE 1024 or an equivalent vacuum breaker on all threaded outlets, and shall be labeled as unsafe for human consumption. If the water line or hose is connected to a potable source, a properly installed ASSE 1013 backflow prevention device shall be required.
(e) Restroom facilities, including portable toilets, shall be maintained in a safe and sanitary condition, and shall comply with the following:
(1) Water closets and urinals shall be available for both men and women within five hundred feet from the farthest mooring at the marina according to the following schedule:
Number of moorings | Urinals | Water Closets | |
Men | Women | ||
5 - 25 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
26 - 59 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
60 - 149 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
150 or more | Add 1 per 100 | Add 1 per 100 | Add 1 per 100 |
(2) The Board of Health may allow restroom facilities to be located more than five hundred feet from the farthest mooring at the marina if the docking facilities extend more than five hundred feet offshore. The Board of Health, as deemed necessary, may require additional water closets and/or urinals to assure adequate restroom facilities.
(3) A handwashing facility shall be supplied with potable water, detergent or soap and approved drying facilities, or hand sanitizer;
(4) A shower facility, if provided shall be supplied with potable water for human consumption;
(5) All plumbing shall be free of leaks and stoppages and shall not create a nuisance. New plumbing shall be installed according to Chapter 4101:3 1 of the OAC. (Ord. 2012-08. Passed 1-17-12.)