(A) General requirements. General requirements are that the temporary tattoo/body-piercing operations are to comply with all aspects of the provisions relating to temporary certificates, health, cleanliness and personal hygiene of operators, practices and procedures for tattoo/body-piercing establishments and notifications, as specified in §§ 112.02 through 112.10, and 112.12 through 112.22 above.
(B) Site requirements.
(1) Tattooing/body-piercing must be conducted within a building or structure, having an interior floor space of at least 100 square feet, which provides protection against the elements and dust, and is free of insects, rodents, other nuisances or pests. The tattooing/body-piercing area is to be separated by a partition from any retail sales or other such activity which may cause potential contamination of work surfaces.
(2) Adequate light and ventilation is to be provided at the work location.
(3) Facilities shall have easy access to adequate toilet facilities and a lavatory with hot and cold running water, as part of surrounding premises or adjacent to the facility.
(4) All needles or any other sharp objects which may have come into contact with blood or blood products are to be disinfected by immersion or autoclaved prior to placement in a sealed, rigid container for disposal by the tattoo artist/body-piercer. All other wastes are to be removed and properly disposed.
(Ord. 2003-13, passed 10-6-2003) Penalty, see § 112.99