Administrative Rules of Montana › Department 37 - PUBLIC HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES › Chapter 37.111 - PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS › Subchapter 37.111.1 - Public Sleeping Accommodations › Rule 37.111.101 - DEFINITIONS

Current through Register Vol. 13, July 5, 2024
In addition to those definitions contained in
				  50-51-102,
				  MCA, the following definitions apply to this subchapter:
(1) "Bedding" means a mattress, box springs,
				mattress cover, mattress pad, sheets, pillow slip, pillow, pillow cover,
				blanket, comforter, quilt, duvet, and bedspread.
(2) "Building authority" means the Department
				of Labor and Industry Building Codes Program, or its local authorized
				agent.
(3) "Establishment" has the
				meaning provided for under
				50-51-102,
				MCA. For the purpose of this subchapter, establishment does not include a "bed
				and breakfast," "guest ranch," or "outfitting and guide facility."
(4) "Fixture" means a shower, bathtub,
				toilet, toilet seat, urinal, handwashing sink, kitchen sink, janitor sink,
				dishwashing sink, and all exposed plumbing integral to them.
(5) "Guest" means each person using any
				provided services such as a bed or bathing facility within any unit of an
				establishment.
(6) "License" means
				a written document issued by the department authorizing the operation of an
				establishment.
(7) "Local
				regulatory authority" means the local board of health, local health officer,
				local sanitarian, or other authorized representative of the local government
				having jurisdiction.
(8) "Local
				regulatory authority" means the local board of health, local health officer,
				local sanitarian, or other authorized representative of the local government
				having jurisdiction.
(9) "Sanitize"
				means the application of a 100 to 200 parts per million (ppm) solution of
				household bleach, approximately 5% by weight, for at least ten
				seconds.
(10) "Shock disinfection"
				means an application of a chemical disinfectant to a water supply in order to
				kill all microorganisms. The chemical disinfectant is usually chlorine at a
				concentration much stronger than allowed in potable water, or another method
				approved by the local regulatory authority.
(11) "Shock disinfection" means an
				application of a chemical disinfectant to a water supply in order to kill all
				microorganisms. The chemical disinfectant is usually chlorine at a
				concentration much stronger than allowed in potable water, or another method
				approved by the local regulatory authority.
(12) "Wastewater treatment system" means a
				system that receives wastewater for purposes of treatment, storage, or
				disposal. The term includes public wastewater conveyance systems, wastewater
				systems, and all wastewater disposal methods described in Department of
				Environment Quality Circulars DEQ-2 and DEQ-4.
(13) "Wastewater treatment system" means a
				system that receives wastewater for purposes of treatment, storage, or
				disposal. The term includes public wastewater conveyance systems, wastewater
				systems, and all wastewater disposal methods described in Department of
				Environmental Quality Circulars DEQ-2 and DEQ-4.
AUTH:
					 50-51-103,
					 MCA; IMP:
					 50-51-103,
					 MCA