Operating records shall be logged daily, kept for a minimum of one year, and be available upon request by the Health Department. The operating records must contain the following:
(A) Disinfectant residuals and combined chlorine concentrations;
(B) pH readings;
(C) Volume of fresh water added;
(D) Operating periods of pool water recirculation pumps and filters and the corresponding rate of flow meter readings;
(E) Amounts of chemicals used;
(F) Maintenance and malfunctioning of equipment. The date and time of any contamination incidents occurring in the pool, a description of the contamination incident which states if the contamination was full stomach vomit, solid fecal, diarrhea, blood in the pool water, or body fluid on any pool deck surfaces, and the free chlorine and pH levels at the time of observation of the full stomach vomit or fecal contamination incident. Before reopening the pool, the following must be recorded:
(1) Free chlorine and pH levels;
(2) Procedures followed in response to the fecal accident, including the process used to increase chlorine levels (if necessary);
(3) Contact time; and
(4) The contamination incident report shall be forwarded to the Putnam County Health Department within ten days of the incident.
(G) Any injury/incident report using a form prescribed by the Putnam County Health Department shall be made for each occurrence that:
(1) Results in death;
(2) Requires resuscitation;
(3) Results in transportation to a hospital or other facility for medical treatment;
(4) Results in an illness connected to the water quality of the swimming pool, wading pool, or spa; and
(5) The injury/illness report shall be forwarded to the Putnam County Health Department within ten days of the incident.
(Ord. 2016-3-7, passed 3-7-2016)