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A. Grounds of hotels, motels and tourist courts shall be properly drained.
B. Grounds of hotels, motels and tourist courts shall be kept clean and free of accumulations of refuse, animal excreta and debris.
C. There shall be no evidence of fly, roach, mosquito or rodent breeding or infestation.
(Prior code § 23.20.040)
A. Dwelling units shall be of sufficient size to afford ample circulation of air and freedom of movement but not less than one hundred square feet of floor area shall be provided for each unit, exclusive of bathrooms, closets, kitchens and similar ancillary facilities.
B. Floors of all rooms shall be of such construction as to be easily cleaned and shall be kept clean and in good repair.
C. The walls and ceilings of all rooms shall be of a finish that will permit easy cleaning and shall be kept clean and in good repair.
D. Where windows are relied upon to provide ventilation, the area of the windows for each dwelling unit shall be equal to at least twenty percent of the floor area.
E. Not less than twenty-five percent of the window area furnished shall be capable of being opened unless other satisfactory means of ventilation are provided. Windows capable of being opened shall be effectively screened.
F. Furniture, drapes, carpets and other accessories shall be kept clean and in good repair.
G. Dwelling units shall be maintained free of insects, rodents and other vermin.
H. The provisions of A.R.S. Title 36, Chapter 13, Article 2 relating to gas appliances shall be met.
(Prior code § 23.20.050)
A. The beds, mattresses, pillows and bed linen, including sheets, pillow slips, blankets, etc., used in all hotels, motels and tourist courts shall be maintained in good repair, shall be kept clean and free of vermin, and shall be properly stored when not in use.
B. Each bed, bunk, cot or other sleeping place shall be provided with pillow slips, under and top sheets for the use of guests. Sheets and pillow slips shall be adequately sized to completely cover the mattress and pillow.
C. Clean linen shall be provided to each new guest and shall be changed at least twice each week when occupancy exceeds this period.
(Prior code § 23.20.060)
A. Cleanliness and Maintenance.
1. Adequate and convenient toilet, lavatory and bathing facilities shall be provided at all hotels, motels and tourist courts and shall be maintained in a safe and sanitary condition at all times.
2. Where private or connecting toilet rooms are not available for each dwelling unit, separate and plainly marked central toilet rooms for each sex shall be provided, located within two hundred feet of such units.
3. Central toilet rooms shall provide not less than one toilet, one lavatory and one tub or shower for each sex for each ten dwelling units, or major fraction thereof, not having private or connecting baths. At least one urinal shall be provided in each central toilet room designated for men.
4. Hot and cold water and soap shall be provided in all toilet rooms. Clean individual towels shall be furnished for each guest.
5. Toilet rooms shall be well-lighted and well-ventilated. Where gravity or mechanical ventilation is provided, the ventilation ducts for the toilet rooms shall not be connected into ventilation ducts from or to any dwelling unit.
6. Floors of all toilet rooms shall be of easily cleanable construction, shall be kept clean and in good repair and, where necessary, shall slope to properly located drains.
7. Walls and ceilings of all toilet rooms shall be of easily cleanable construction and shall be kept clean and in good repair.
B. New Central Toilet Rooms Prohibited. All newly constructed hotels, motels or tourist courts shall not be allowed to install central toilet rooms.
(Prior code § 23.20.070)
Each hotel, motel or tourist court shall be provided with an adequate and safe water supply from an approved source. Whenever a hotel, motel or tourist court finds it necessary to develop a source or sources of supply, complete plans and specifications of the proposed water system shall be submitted to the health officer in accordance with Sections 8.04.040 through 8.04.120 of the sanitary code for his prior approval before any construction is started.
(Prior code § 23.20.080)
A. The liquid wastes from all hotels, motels or tourist courts shall be discharged into a public sewerage system in compliance with applicable local ordinances or codes or into separate sewage disposal facilities approved by the health officer.
B. Separate sewage disposal facilities will not be approved where, in the opinion of the health officer, a public sewer is available.
C. Where separate sewage disposal facilities are proposed, the design, construction and operation of such systems shall be in accordance with the sanitary code. Plans and specifications for such systems shall be submitted to the health officer and approval received prior to the start of construction.
D. No sewage treatment plant effluent, swimming pool or other waste water shall be deposited on the ground except in a manner approved by the health officer.
(Prior code § 23.20.090)
A. The owner or operator of a hotel, motel or tourist court shall report to the health officer the name of any guest or employee suspected or known to have a contagious disease in accordance with A.R.S. Section 36-622.
B. Every dwelling unit, after being occupied by a person known or suspected of having a contagious disease, shall be rendered noncontagious by disinfection, fumigation or by other treatment methods as specified by the health officer before further occupancy.
(Prior code § 23.20.100)
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