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The persons responsible for the operation of every swimming pool shall submit or shall have available for inspection at all times such operation and analytical records to determine the sanitary condition of such pool as may be required by the Board of Health, and there shall be posted at all times in a conspicuous place adjacent to such swimming pool, a placard stating the number of gallons of water in such pool, and there shall be kept a record of the number of bathers using such pool. Whenever and as often as the number of bathers who have used such pool since the last cleaning or disinfecting thereof shall exceed one for every twenty-five gallons of water in such pool, such pool shall be emptied, or the water therein shall be disinfected by the distribution throughout such pool of such disinfectant in such quantity as the official charged with the enforcement of this chapter shall approve.
(Ord. 154-1965. Passed 7-7-65.)
No bathing suit, dress, stockings, cap or other article of clothing, or any towel, cloth or bath brush, which has been used by any person at any swimming pool, public beach, plunge or pool for cleansing purposes shall be rented to, or permitted to be used by, any other person until after such article or articles shall have been thoroughly cleaned in boiling water.
(Ord. 154-1965. Passed 7-7-65.)
No swimming pool, public bathing beach, plunge or pool for cleansing purposes, open to the public, shall be used unless there is present during all the time that such swimming pool, public beach, plunge or pool for cleansing purposes is open for use, at least one person skilled in swimming and diving and in administration of first-aid to persons overcome in water.
(Ord. 154-1965. Passed 7-7-65.)
The provisions of Sections 1741.03 and 1741.06 through 1741.10 shall not apply in the case of a family or private swimming pool intended solely for persons of the immediate family or families of nonpaying guests, and where such pool is maintained on the premises of the home owner or on premises adjacent to any one of a group operating a private pool.
(Ord. 154-1965. Passed 7-7-65.)
The provisions of this chapter shall apply to so-called portable pools of rubber or plastic construction with a water depth greater than eighteen inches. Pools with a water depth of less than eighteen inches shall be excluded from the meaning of this chapter. Discretion is given to the Building Commissioner to interpret the provisions of this chapter with reference to so-called portable pools of plastic or rubber construction with a water depth greater than eighteen inches.
(Ord. 154-1965. Passed 7-7-65.)
All swimming pools shall be kept free from any nuisance of any nature. The area shall be fenced by a fence not less than four feet and not more than six feet in height and the entrance to the fenced area shall be through a gate of the self-closing type with an approved lock. Such fence and gate shall be of chain link construction, having a mesh not to exceed two and one-half inches, or a wooden fence having slats no wider than three inches and having an opening between slats no greater than two and one-half inches, or shall be covered while unattended with an approved cover having a tensile strength of at least 300 pounds per square inch. All such pools shall at all times be under the supervision of an adult person or one qualified as described in Section 1741.10.
(Ord. 172-1992. Passed 6-29-92.)
All club or public swimming pools shall be constructed according to plans submitted to the Director of Health of the State of Ohio or the Cuyahoga County Board of Health, as provided by law, and all recirculating or filtering devices shall be approved by the proper authority.
(Ord. 154-1965. Passed 7-7-65.)
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