(a) The director may issue an initial recreational aquatic splash ground permit only if all of the following conditions are met:
(1) A completed application has been filed;
(2) All required fees have been paid in full;
(3) a. Detailed plans and specifications demonstrating compliance with all requirements of this article have been submitted and reviewed by the director; or
b. Detailed plans and specifications demonstrating compliance with some requirements of this article have been submitted and reviewed by the director and the director has granted a written variance or waiver from compliance with any remaining requirements of this article.
(4) a. A licensed professional engineer has examined the plans and specifications and certified by original signature and engineer’s seal that the plans and specifications comply with all requirements of this article; or
b. A licensed professional engineer has examined the plans and specifications and certified by original signature and engineer’s seal that the plans and specifications comply with some requirements of this article and the director has granted a written variance or waiver from compliance with any remaining requirements of this article.
(5) a. A pre-operation inspection by the director has been completed and the RASG is found to be in compliance with all requirements of this article; or
b. A pre-operation inspection by the director has been completed and the RASG is found to be in compliance with some requirements of this article and the director has granted a written variance or waiver from compliance with any remaining requirements of this article.
(6) a. A licensed professional engineer has inspected the RASG and certified by original signature and engineer’s seal that the RASG is installed and constructed in accordance with all requirements of this article; or
b. A licensed professional engineer has inspected the RASG and certified by original signature and engineer’s seal that the RASG is installed and constructed in accordance with some requirements of this article and the director has granted a written variance or waiver from compliance with any remaining requirements of this article.
(b) A permit granted under this section is valid for a period of one year.
(Ord. 18521-03-2009, § 2, passed 3-31-2009)