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Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-25 - Platform safe working load

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The safe working load (SWL) shall be
			 determined by the maximum weight on the platform at any one time, with a safety
			 factor of not less than five times the maximum designed loaded platform
			 weight.
(B) When the platform is
			 not an integral part of the structure, the attachment devices and the part of
			 the structure to which they are attached, shall have a safety factor of at
			 least five over the total load.
(C)
			 The platform shall have a non slip surface.
(D) The platform shall have anchor points for
			 safety harnesses, designed and placed to best suit the movements of anyone on
			 the platform.
(E) There shall be a
			 gate across the jump point which shall remain closed when a jumper is not
			 present.
(F) The jump master shall
			 stop the jumping operation when wind speeds are in excess of twenty miles per
			 hour and can affect the safe operation on the jump platform and/or the recovery
			 area.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-26 - Lowering system

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The system for lowering the jumper to the
			 landing pad shall be operated under the direction of the jump operator, jump
			 master or crane operator.
(B) The
			 alternative method for jumper recovery shall be specified in the site manual
			 and approved by the director.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-27 - Cranes

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All cranes must
			 have a certification of inspection by a testing firm accredited by the U.S.
			 department of labor. This certification must be complete prior to an inspection
			 by the department. This must be done at each location prior to operation and
			 must be re-certified on an annual basis. Re-certification is also required
			 whenever the crane is used for other material lifting purposes.
(B) Cranes used to elevate personnel
			 platforms for bungee jumping shall be equipped with the following:
(1) Boom angle indicators;
(2) Boom extension indicators; and
(3) Drum rotation indicators.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-28 - Suspended personnel platforms

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Personnel platforms elevated by cranes
			 which are used as bungee jump platforms shall be constructed and rigged
			 according to the requirements of
			 29 CFR
			 1926.1431 (2010). Where wire rope is used:
(1) Each bridle leg shall be connected to a
			 master link or shackle;
(2) Wire
			 rope with thimble eyes shall be used;
(3) Wire rope shall have a safety factor of
			 five;
(4) Locking load hooks shall
			 be used;
(5) Gates shall swing
			 inward and shall be equipped with a latching device that prevents accidental
			 opening;
(6) The personnel platform
			 and attaching devices shall have a minimum design factor of five;
(7) The personnel platform shall have a plate
			 specifying the weight of the empty personnel platform and the maximum number of
			 persons and weight for which the personnel platform is rated; and
(8) At each new set-up, and at least
			 annually, prior to hoisting personnel in the suspended personnel platform, the
			 personnel platform, rigging, and hook block shall be proof tested to one
			 hundred twenty-five per cent of the personnel platform's rated capacity by
			 holding it in a suspended position for five minutes with the test load suitably
			 distributed on the personnel platform. After proof testing, any deficiencies
			 revealed by inspection by a qualified person shall be corrected and another
			 proof test shall be conducted. Any modification to personnel platform or
			 rigging shall require retesting of the personnel platform.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-30 - Jumper harness and hardware

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All harnesses, webbing, bindings, ropes,
			 and hardware shall meet or exceed one of the following standards:
(1) International mountaineering and climbing
			 federation. More information can be found by visiting
http://www.theuiaa.org/
.
(2) ASTM F1772-17.
(3) ANSI 10.32 -2012.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-31 - Testing and inspection

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All jump rigging, harness, lowering
			 system and safety gear shall be regularly inspected and tested as set forth in
			 the operating manual. Inspections, findings and corrective action shall be
			 recorded in the site log.
(B)
			 Hardware subject to abnormal loadings, impacts against hard surfaces or having
			 surface damage, shall be replaced immediately.
(C) All ropes, webbing and bindings shall be
			 inspected visually, and by feel for signs of wear, fraying, or damaged
			 substances in accordance with the site operating manual.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-32 - Replacement of rigging and equipment

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Replacement equipment for the following
			 shall always be available on site:
(1) Bungee
			 cords.
(2) All rigging
			 ropes.
(3) Binding, ankle strapping
			 for jumpers.
(4) Jump
			 harness.
(5) Life line and
			 clips.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-33 - Identification of equipment, rigging, bungee cord and safety equipment

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Each bungee
			 cord shall have its own permanent identification number.
(B) The form of identification shall not
			 damage or detract from the integrity of the material.
(C) The identification shall be clearly
			 visible to the operators during daily operations.
(D) The identification of each piece of
			 equipment shall be recorded in the site operating manual.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-34 - Landing/recovery area including the area immediately under the jump space

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The following
			 requirements shall apply where the jump space is over land.
(1) All jumps require the use of an air bag
			 or net certified by the manufacturer to be capable of absorbing a falling body
			 from the height of the jump point.
(2) The sizing of the air bag or net shall be
			 as follows:
HEIGHT OF JUMP:
MINIMUM SIZE:
70-100 feet
500 square feet (20 x 25)
100-150 feet
800 square feet (23 x 35)
150-200 feet
1000 square feet (25 x 40)
(3)
			 The air bag shall be in position before jumper preparation commences on the
			 platform.
(4) Upon completion of a
			 jump, the jumper shall be lowered into a landing area.
(5) The landing area shall be free of
			 spectators at all times.
(6) The
			 jump zone shall be free of any equipment or staff when a jumper is being
			 prepared on the jump platform and until the jumper lands on the landing
			 pad.
(7) A place for the jumper to
			 sit and recover should be provided close to, but outside the landing
			 area.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-35 - Site requirements

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Adequate storage shall be provided to
			 protect equipment from physical, chemical and ultra-violet ray damage. The
			 storage area shall be secured against unauthorized entry.
(B) There shall be a public address system in
			 operation during all hours of business. There shall be a radio communication
			 link on the permanent platform sites between the platform and the
			 landing/recovery area or vessel.
(C) All staff shall be easily
			 identifiable.
(D) Instructions to
			 jumpers shall be placed at the entrance to the site.
(E) There shall be a means of communication
			 located within two hundred feet of the jump site to local emergency
			 services.
(F) Jumps shall only be
			 made under the direct control of a jump master.
(G) Adjustments for the weight of each jumper
			 shall be made by the jump master's selection of either the bungee cord or
			 length of webbing or rope attached to the bungee cord.
(H) A clearly visible sign shall be erected
			 listing the medical and age restrictions for jumpers.
(I) Staff shall be briefed for each days
			 operations. This shall include assignment of the designated jump master where
			 more than one jump master is on site.
(J) Prior to jumping, each jumper shall
			 register with the operator giving the following information: name, address,
			 city, state, zip code, and telephone number; medical factors and exclusions;
			 age and weight.
(K) Prior to
			 jumping, each jumper shall be provided with information on jumping, landing,
			 lowering, and recovery procedures.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-36 - Jumper requirements

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The minimum age and weight for jumping
			 shall be established by the ride manufacturer.
(B) Any jumpers who, in the opinion of the
			 operation's staff, represent a danger to themselves or others, shall not be
			 allowed to jump.
(C) Jumpers
			 visibly under the influence of drugs or alcohol shall not be permitted to
			 jump.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-37 - Staff and duties

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) To qualify as a jump master, a person
			 shall:
(1) Be not less than eighteen years of
			 age;
(2) Have conducted one hundred
			 incident free jumps as jump master under supervision of a qualified jump
			 master.
(3) Have complete knowledge
			 of the duties of all personnel operating on the site.
(4) Be qualified to train personnel for all
			 duties which are to be performed at a jump site.
(5) Have complete knowledge of all aspects of
			 the operation, the site manual and this regulation.
(6) Have proof of experience and
			 qualifications available on site at all times.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-38 - Site operating manual

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The site manual shall describe the system
			 of operation to be used and shall address, but not be limited to the following
			 elements.
(1) Site plan showing a plan view
			 of the site with all components in place including fencing, site furniture, the
			 jump zone, safety space, jump area and jump direction defined.
(2) Site plan showing a profile of the site
			 defining the jump platform and its supporting structure, the jump area, the
			 jump zone, the safety space.
(3) A
			 complete description of all components in the rigging system which shall
			 include manufacturers specification or a laboratory test certificate of each
			 component.
(4) A complete
			 description of all operator, jumper and passenger safety equipment.
(5) A complete description of all rescue
			 equipment.
(6) A complete job
			 description of all personnel employed on the site with the minimum
			 qualifications of each person and complete detail of work periods
			 required.
(7) A complete
			 description of emergency procedures to be taken in all possible scenarios which
			 may occur.
(8) A complete
			 description of standard operating procedures of every person employed in the
			 processing of the bungee jumper.
(9) A complete description of the reporting
			 procedures to authorities of incidents resulting in injury.
(10) A complete description of the reporting
			 procedure for any incidents which do not result in injury but which were not in
			 accordance with normal operational procedures.
(11) A complete description of equipment
			 inspection procedures and the logging of those inspections.
(12) A complete description of maintenance
			 procedures.
(13) A complete
			 description of the qualifications of jump masters employed on the
			 site.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-39 - Emergency provisions and procedures

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Each site shall have an emergency plan.
			 This plan shall be reviewed and approved in writing by the local emergency
			 service responsible for providing emergency rescue service.
(B) Each bungee jumping site shall have in
			 attendance at all times during operation one staff member who shall have a
			 current first aid certificate and has completed an annual refresher course from
			 one of the following entities:
(1) American
			 red cross - standard first aid or advanced first aid.
(2) Ohio department of education - emergency
			 medical technician - basic.
(3) Any
			 other person, agency, or organization whose training the licensor determines is
			 comparable.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-40 - Prohibited activities

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The following practices are prohibited:
(A) Bungee catapulting when the jumper has
			 the potential of coming in contact with overhead structures.
(B) Sandbagging.
(C) Tandem jumping.
(D) Bungee jumping from hot air
			 balloons.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-41 - Nets

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All safety nets
			 shall comply with ANSI requirements for safety nets, ANSI 10.32
			 -2012.
(B) Support poles of the
			 safety net shall be located outside of the jump space.
(C) The safety net shall be of sufficient
			 tension and height above the ground to be able to restrain a jumper in the
			 event of any equipment malfunction.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-42 - Go kart terminology

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
As used in rules 901:9-1-42 to
				901:9-1-46
				of the Administrative Code:
(A)
			 "Attendant" means a person who assists the track operator with guest direction
			 and control but is not responsible for instructing and dispatching the
			 concession go karts.
(B) "ASTM"
			 means ASTM International. More information about ASTM and the location of their
			 standards can be found by visiting
www.astm.org
.
(C) "Barrier" means a device or a system of
			 devices used to ensure go karts remain within the confines of a specified
			 area.
(D) "Concession go kart" and
			 "go kart" or "kart" mean an amusement ride or device, other than a race kart,
			 which meets all of the following specifications:
(1) The device is a single vehicle which is
			 unattached to other vehicles or a common frame system;
(2) Is self-powered without connection to a
			 common energy source;
(3) Is driver
			 controlled with respect to acceleration, speed, braking, and
			 steering;
(4) Operates within the
			 range of a defined track which is intended to replicate competitive motor
			 sports;
(5) Is used by members of
			 the general public;
(6) Has a
			 maximum capacity of two persons; and
(7) Has no cargo capacity.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-43 - Design and manufacture

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Concession go karts shall either:
(1) Be constructed in such a manner that the
			 wheels from one kart cannot, within reasonably foreseeable circumstances,
			 override or engage the wheels of another kart; or,
(2) Be operated only on a concession go kart
			 track with a containment system which prevents the karts from coming in contact
			 with each other.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-44 - Track design and construction

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Concession go kart tracks shall have a
			 containment system which meets or exceeds manufacturer's recommendations. Karts
			 that are designated open wheel/scaled racer concession go karts are not
			 required to have a track containment system, but may be required to have
			 barrier systems installed at specific location.
Tire containment systems, if used, shall have a track side
				banding system sufficient to keep karts on the track. When tires are used as
				support components for a containment system, the tires shall be placed to help
				prevent the tires from raising the band upon being impacted by a kart.
(B) Concession go kart track
			 surfaces shall be free of vertical misalignment which affects operational
			 design and made of a material which cannot be moved or displaced by tire
			 action.
Variances of the track surfaces for open wheel/scaled racer
				concession go kart operations may be granted upon the recommendation of the go
				kart manufacturer and the approval of the department.
(C) Concession go kart track bridges shall
			 have a barrier system behind the containment system and on either side of
			 approach and egress of a bridge which is adequate to retain a kart on the track
			 or perimeter surface without allowing kart rollover.
(D) Tires used for a containment system on a
			 concession go kart track shall be free of rims or wheels. Tires used for other
			 purposes, such as pit entry "safety spinners", shall be mounted on rims/wheels,
			 inflated and the wheels shall be installed on a rigidly mounted spindle.
(1) Spinner tires shall be inflated to a
			 maximum pressure of five psi; and
(2) Spinner tire wheels shall be designed and
			 marked as "no step" for employee and guest safety.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-45 - Concession go kart facility operations

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The owner of a concession go kart track
			 shall provide training for each operator and attendant of the go kart track.
			 This training shall include but not be limited to the following:
(1) Instructions on concession go kart track
			 operating procedures;
(2)
			 Instructions on specific duties of the assigned position;
(3) Instructions on general safety
			 procedures;
(4) Instructions on
			 emergency procedures;
(5)
			 Demonstration of the physical ride or device operation;
(6) Supervised observation of the ride or
			 device operator's physical operation of the ride or device;
(7) Instructions in basic fire safety and/or
			 equipment training in accordance with local, state, or federal codes;
(8) Instructions on fueling procedures;
			 and,
(9) Additional instructions
			 deemed necessary by the owner or manufacturer.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-46 - Go kart track plan review

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
No person shall construct a new go kart track or construct,
				install, or make major modifications to an existing go kart track until plans
				have been submitted to, reviewed, and approved by the department.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-47 - Exemptions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Division (B) of section 
									993.05
								 of the Revised Code does not apply to a ride powered solely through a
				three prong plug connected to an existing and permanent one hundred ten volt,
				three prong outlet.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-48 - Meeting of the advisory council on amusement ride safety

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Council
			 meetings
Regular meetings of the advisory council shall be held in the
				first week of January at the Ohio fair managers association annual meeting and,
				any other time during the calendar year, when a meeting is called by the
				council's chairperson.
(B)
			 Notice of meetings
Adequate notice of each meeting shall be given to each member
				of the council. Notice of the council meeting date, starting time and location
				will be posted on the Ohio department of agriculture's web site
www.agri.ohio.gov
.
(C) Notice of special and
			 emergency meetings
Notice of date, time, place, and purpose of special meetings
				shall be placed on the Ohio department of agriculture's website
www.agri.ohio.gov
, and sent to
				media outlets which request such information, at least twenty-four hours prior
				to said meeting.
Notice of date, time, location, and purpose of all emergency
				meetings shall be given to all news media that have requested prior
				notification and the meeting notice shall be published on the department's
				website
www.agri.ohio.gov
.
Any person may obtain prior notice of the date, time, and
				location of any regularly scheduled, emergency, or any of the aforementioned
				meetings when a particular type of business is to be discussed by requesting
				prior notification in writing from the "Ohio Department of Agriculture,
				Amusement Ride Safety Division, 8995 East Main Street, Reynoldsburg, Ohio
				43068; or by calling the Amusement Ride Safety Division at (614)
				728-6280."
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-1 - Amusement Ride Standards; Bungee Jumping Standards › Section 901:9-1-51 - Multiple vehicle safety systems

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
This rule applies to all permanent coasters, portable coasters
				and all water coasters utilizing a multiple vehicle safety system.
(A) All amusement rides have modes of
			 operation. These modes can change. Switching from one mode to another shall not
			 initiate operation of the ride. A separate action by the operator shall be
			 required to initiate operation. Proper safeguards shall remain effective for
			 all operating and non-operating modes.
(B) Safety related parameters: when the ride
			 manufacturer defines specific safety related parameters, the safety related
			 control system shall not allow the amusement ride or device to exceed the
			 specific manufacturer's safety performance, such as inadvertent contact of
			 vehicles.
(C) Each amusement ride
			 or device shall be permitted to have one or more operating modes (for example:
			 automatic, manual) that are determined by the type of ride and its
			 operation.
(D) When a safety
			 related control system has more than one mode of operation, the selected mode
			 of operation must be visibly indicated. Any change of mode shall require
			 deliberate operator action.
(E)
			 When hazardous conditions can arise from mode selection such operation shall be
			 protected by suitable means (for example: key operated switch, access
			 code).
(F) Mode selection by itself
			 shall not initiate operation. A separate action by the operator shall be
			 required.
(G) Safeguards shall
			 remain effective for all operating modes.
(H) Where it is necessary to temporarily
			 override one or more safeguards, a mode selection device or means capable of
			 being secured in the desired mode shall be provided to prevent automatic
			 operation.
(I) Initiation of motion
			 by a hold-to-run or other control device is required.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-02 - General provisions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) No
			 concession shall be permitted at a fair which does not meet with the approval
			 of the inspector, the designated official of the fair board, and/or the Ohio
			 expositions commission.
(B) False
			 or misleading advertising in writing, orally, or otherwise is prohibited by any
			 concessionaire or its agent.
(C)
			 Every concessionaire shall be responsible for all the actions of his agent
			 while the agent is working a concession at a fair.
(D) No person shall interfere with any
			 inspector in the performance of his lawful duties of inspection.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-03 - Licenses

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) No person shall
			 operate any concession at any fair without first obtaining a license from the
			 department.
(B) One license shall
			 be required for each separate game at a fair. More than one unit may be
			 included under one location as long as all of the units of play are in the same
			 location, and are not separate from each other by any wall, canvas, or other
			 partition.
(C)
			 Licenses issued under the authority of section
			 1711.11 of the Revised Code are
			 not transferable. The license for each concession shall be issued only to the
			 owner or lessee of the concession. A licensee who permits another individual to
			 use the license issued to a licensee in a concession not owned or leased by the
			 licensee shall be held in violation of section
			 1711.11 of the Revised
			 Code.
(D) Every novelty stand
			 must have a separate license.
(E) The license of
			 every concession must be conspicuously posted in the concession while the
			 concession is in operation.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-04 - Prizes

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All prizes
			 which can be won must be displayed at all times while the game is open to the
			 public for play.
(B)
								In no case shall:
(1)
									An item be given
			 as a prize which is not on display:
(2)
									Any merchandise
			 be displayed which is not one of the prizes possible to be won during the play
			 of the game; and
(3)
									Any concessionaire or agent buy back any prize for
			 money, cash, check or like payment from a player at a fair.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-05 - Signage requirements

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) At
			 all times while in operation, every game operated at a fair shall have a sign
			 conspicuously posted that is easily visible to both the
			 player and any prospective player and at no time be obstructed by any object
			 contained in the unit and
								 states all of the
			 following:
(1) The price of play;
(2) How the game is played; and
(3) Exactly what is required of the player in
			 order to win each prize offered.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-06 - Trade up games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 Except for  paragraph (B) of this rule,
			 no combination of prizes, articles, tickets, numbers or money
			 may be exchanged for other prizes.
(B) In trade up games, a player may
			 accumulate up to five wins in order to win the prize of
			 
								the
			 player's choice.
(C) In trade
			 up games, only one price of play is allowed.
(D) Each level of prize must be plainly
			 marked as to the number of wins required.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-07 - Prohibited games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								No game shall be
			 permitted that:
(1)
									Is considered gambling or a game of
			 chance;
(2)
									Either by its design or by its operation, is controlled
			 by the operator to the extent that the outcome of the game is determined either
			 partially or entirely;
(3)
									The outcome depends upon the word of the operator
			 against the word of the player;
(4)
									Hidden numbers
			 are used; or
(5)
									Includes any mechanical or physical devise which
			 directly or indirectly impedes, impairs, or thwarts the skill of the
			 player.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-08 - Games: rules of play

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All
			 rules of play issued by the department must be followed.
(B) In any game, the concessionaire or agent
			 may designate a physical line or barrier a certain distance from the target
			 behind which the players must stand to play the game, thus preventing the agent
			 from judging the validity of the play.  In all cases, leaning over the physical line or
			 barrier shall be permitted.
(C) No
			 sign stating that a player must stand straight shall be allowed.
(D)
								If a game is
			 trailer mounted, the inspector will determine the height of the base on which
			 the game is set.
(E)
								Concessionaire or agents must have a tool on hand which
			 can demonstrate the angle of a game element if a rule in this chapter
			 establishes a specific angle.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-09 - Ball and bag tossing games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In
			 any game at a fair in which balls or other objects are rolled or slid on a
			 platform of any kind, the platform shall be level laterally, unwarped, and have
			 no obstruction of any kind between the players and the targets. Balls must be
			 round, solid and firm.
(B)
			 Basketball-type games. Games resembling basketball, but having rims or hoops
			 with an inside diameter of less, or greater than, eighteen inches.
			 The operators of these style games shall
			 ensure:
(1)
									The
			 difference between the inside diameter of the rim and the outside diameter of
			 the ball is
									 no less than
			 three and one-quarter inches;
(2)
									Rims are circular;
(3)
									Rim size is
			 posted on the backboard;
(4)
									The game is not called basketball; and
(5)
									The ball's air
			 pressure is within the manufacturer's recommended air pressure. If the ball
			 does not have an air pressure recommended by the manufacturer or the
			 manufacturer's air pressure can not be located, the ball's air pressure should
			 be between 7.0 to 9.0 psi at the time of play.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-10 - Ring games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In
			 any game at a fair in which rings are thrown over blocks or prizes,
			 the operator of these style games shall
			 ensure:
(1)
									All rings
			 are
			 round and unwarped;
(2)
									The target is vertically and horizontally level as well
			 as vertically straight;
(3)
									No slanting blocks; and
(4)
									There is a
			 clearance of at least three-eighths of an inch on one side measured from the
			 inside of the ring to the block or target.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-11 - Shooting games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Cork
			 shooting gallery. This rule applies to
								games
			 using wooden-type targets or a shoot until you
			 win game or a game giving a prize every time.
								
								The operator of these style games shall
			 ensure:
(1)
									Guns
									are
			 in good mechanical condition;
(2)
									Chipped or crooked corks are not in
			 use;
(3)
									The target shelf does not exceed four inches in
			 width;
(4)
									Obstructions are not allowed to interfere with the
			 prize target falling off the target shelf;
(5)
									No target is
			 allowed to be used which patrons cannot shoot off the shelf;
(6)
									All targets are
			 placed the same distance from the counter or "foul line";
(7)
									All cups are
			 uniform in the type of material they are made of; and
(8)
									Prizes are not
			 attached to the targets.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-12 - Coin or washer pitch games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) In
			 any game at a fair in which washers, disks, or coins are thrown,
			 the operator shall ensure:
(1)
									The target is level horizontally;
(2)
									The coin to be
			 tossed or pitched is no larger than a quarter; and
(3)
									Only metal
			 washers or coins are used if requested by the fairboard.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-13 - Dart games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) All
			 darts will have a minimum weight of twelve grams. Darts need to be
			 straight with no damage to any flights.
(B) Add-em-up dart
			 game. The operator of these style games shall
			 ensure:
(1)
									The game
			 
									is
			 operated with no more than four darts;
(2)
									No major prize-winning numbers or colors appear in the
			 extreme outside rows;
(3)
									For every one hundred numbers or colors on a board, at
			 least four major winning numbers, both high and low numbers or colors, appear;
			 and
(4)
									The squares are not less than one square
			 inch.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-14 - Miscellaneous games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Guess
			 weight, age, or birth month. The operator of these
			 style games shall ensure:
(1)
									No patrons are touched;
(2) In guessing age,
			 the guess is written down and the guess
			 is within two years of the age in order to be correct;
									.
(3) In guessing birth month,
			 the guess is within one month on either side of the patron's
			 actual birth month to be correct;
(4) In
			 guessing weight, the  weight is written down and
			 in order to be
			 correct the guess 
									is within three pounds of either side of the
			 patron's actual weight; and
(5)
									The scale dials  have clear figures which
			 
									are
			 illuminated at all times in order that they may be read by the
			 public.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-15 - Group games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The department may license group games. In establishing rules
				to regulate group games the department may consider, but shall not be limited
				to the following:
(A)
			 There may be more than one winner in group game competition or there may be
			 only one winner. In either case, the rules of the group game shall stipulate
			 whether more than one winner is permitted and such rules
			 are
								 posted in a conspicuous place in the
			 concession while it is in operation.
(B) The department
			 shall have the authority to seal any group game's timers, master controls or
			 any other device of the game which the department believes needs sealed to
			 protect the integrity of the game, and to protect the public against fraud in
			 the game's operation. Any unauthorized tampering with such seals is prohibited.
(C) No licensee shall
			 change, alter or modify any critical component of any group game at any time
			 for any reason without first notifying the department and receiving written
			 approval to do so from the department.
(D)
			 Where possible, the state inspector will gear his inspections of group games so
			 such games maintain the manufacturer's original purpose and operation of said
			 game, unless such game has been modified, changed or altered under the
			 conditions of paragraph (F) of this rule.
(E) Any group game
			 which has been legally modified, altered or changed under the conditions of
			 paragraph (F) of this rule shall be reinspected by the department prior to that
			 game operating in the modified, altered or changed condition unless the
			 department, in writing, agrees that the game so changed, altered or modified
			 may continue to operate without reinspection.
(F)
								The owner of any
			 group game will possess the manufacturer's schematics, manuals, and any
			 applicable modifications or alterations recommended by the manufacturer to the
			 group game at the place of play at all times.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-16 - Electronic amusement games

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Electronic amusement games shall be subject to the
				following:
(A) The department
			 has
			 the authority to seal or require to be sealed the electronic amusement game's
			 timers, motor controls or any other devices of the game which the department
			 feels should be sealed to protect the integrity of the game. Any unauthorized
			 tampering with such seals is prohibited.
(B) The owner of any
			 electronic amusement game will possess the manufacturer's schematics, manuals,
			 and any applicable modifications or alterations recommended by the manufacturer
			 to the electronic amusement game at the place of play at all times.
(C) The operator
			 will
			 replace a patron's money due to mechanical failure of the machine.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-18 - Fish-o-rama

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Winning discs
			 may be less magnetic and may be of a smaller size than losing discs. All
			 winning discs must be able to be picked up from moving water.
(B) Rules of play must be posted and
			  include the following or similar
			 language:
"Winning discs are less magnetic. Pick a winning and losing
				disc at the same time, and the game shall be played over."
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-19 - Gun ball

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Gun ball. The operator of these style
				games shall ensure:
(A)
								The game is
			 played with three cylinders of the same size, shape, and weight;
(B)
								The playing surface is marked or scribed to show
			 placement of cylinders;
(C)
								The top cylinder is centered evenly between the bottom
			 cylinders; and
(D)
								If the game is played as all off, the playing surface
			 will have no lip.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-20 - Tee pool

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Tee ball. The operator of these style
				games shall ensure:
(A)
								The playing
			 surface is at least twenty inches wide, level, true and of sufficient weight to maintain this
			 condition;
(B)
								The shot is not over four feet;
(C)
								The cue ball and
			 two object balls are regulation size and weight;
(D)
								The golf tee is a
			 standard size; and
(E)
								All necessary spots on the playing surface are
			 indicated in the fashion used on standard pool tables.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:9 - Fairs & Amusement Rides › Chapter 901:9-2 - Concession Licenses › Section 901:9-2-21 - Crazy bike

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) There must be a marked start and finish
			 line. The front wheel of the bike must be behind the starting line. Patrons are
			 to hold the handle bars and ride the bike with all wheels on the ground.
(B) The rear wheel must cross the
			 finish line for the patron to win. The game is over and the patron loses when
			 any body part has contact with the ground after the starting line and before
			 the rear wheel crosses the finish line.
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates:
				01/04/2017 and
				01/04/2022
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 1711.11
Rule
				Amplifies: 1711.11
Prior
				Effective Dates: 04/06/2009
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:10 - Livestock Environmental Permitting › Chapter 901:10-1 - General Requirements › Section 901:10-1-01 - Definitions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
As used in Chapters 901:10-1 to 901:10-6 of the Administrative
				Code, the definitions contained in Chapter 903. of the Revised Code and the
				following definitions are applicable:
(A) Act means the Federal Water Pollution
			 Control Act set forth at
			 33 USC sections
			 1251 to
			 1387.
(B) Administrator means the administrator of
			 the United States environmental protection agency.
(C) Agricultural drainage well means a class
			 five underground injection control well that receives or has the potential to
			 receive drainage from irrigation tail-waters, animal yards, feedlots or dairy
			 runoff and any related agricultural field runoff. An injection well is any
			 bored, drilled, or driven shaft or dug hole whose depth is greater than the
			 largest surface dimension.
(D)
			 Agricultural stormwater discharge means runoff generated by precipitation that
			 drains over terrain used for agriculture as defined in section
			 1.61 of the Revised Code that
			 conveys manure to waters of the state, provided that the manure has been
			 applied in accordance with site specific nutrient management practices that
			 ensure appropriate agricultural utilization of nutrients in manure in
			 compliance with the best management practices set forth in Chapter 901:10-2 of
			 the Administrative Code.
(E)
			 Agronomic rate means a rate of application of nutrients from any source to the
			 land or an amount of nutrients removed by crop based on:
(1) Nutrient content of the manure to be
			 applied;
(2) Nutrient needs of the
			 current or planned crops; and
(3)
			 Nutrient holding capacity of the soil.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:10 - Livestock Environmental Permitting › Chapter 901:10-1 - General Requirements › Section 901:10-1-03 - Criteria for decision-making

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Criteria for decision making by the
			 director. The director shall deny, modify, suspend or revoke a permit to
			 install or permit to operate if:
(1) The
			 permit application contains misleading or false information; or
(2) The designs and plans fail to conform to
			 best management practices and to the rules in this chapter or if the owner or
			 operator fails to build the facility in accordance with design plans as
			 approved in the permit to install or in accordance with amended and approved
			 design plans; or
(3) The plans for
			 the manure management plan, the insect and rodent control plan and any other
			 plans governing the operation fail to conform to best management practices and
			 to rules of this chapter; or
(4)
			 The director determines that the designs and plans describe a proposed
			 discharge or source for which a NPDES permit is required under this chapter and
			 that will conflict with an areawide waste treatment plan adopted in accordance
			 with section 208 of the act; or
(5)
			 The facility is not designed or constructed as a non-discharge system or
			 operated to prevent the discharge of pollutants to waters of the state or to
			 otherwise protect water quality; or
(6) The director determines that the
			 applicant or owner or operator has not complied with rule
			 901:10-1-10 of the
			 Administrative Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:10 - Livestock Environmental Permitting › Chapter 901:10-1 - General Requirements › Section 901:10-1-05 - Trade secrets requests for confidentiality

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Applicant means a person submitting a
			 claim of trade secrecy to the director or to the director's authorized
			 representative.
(B) Records,
			 reports or other information obtained under Chapter 903. of the Revised Code or
			 rules thereunder may be entitled to protection as trade secrets. In order to be
			 protected, the applicant shall demonstrate to the director's satisfaction that
			 all or part of such records, reports or other information, (including
			 attachments that are required to be submitted), or other part thereof (other
			 than effluent data) to which the director has access under this rule, if made
			 public would divulge methods or processes or other information entitled to
			 protection as trade secrets. If the director determines that the claim for
			 trade secret is satisfied, the director shall consider such records, reports,
			 or other information or part thereof confidential and manage the records,
			 reports or other information pursuant to this rule.
(C) The following information is considered a
			 public record for which claims of trade secrecy will be denied:
(1) The name and address of any permit
			 applicant or permittee;
(2) Permit
			 forms, permit applications, permits and sampling and effluent data;
(3) Information required by NPDES application
			 forms provided by the department including information submitted on the forms
			 themselves and any attachments used to supply information required by the
			 forms; and
(4) Any public comments,
			 testimony or other documentation from the public concerning a permit
			 application.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 901:10 - Livestock Environmental Permitting › Chapter 901:10-1 - General Requirements › Section 901:10-1-08 - Permit transfer

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 Transfers of permits for concentrated animal feeding facilities and
			 concentrated animal feeding operations are permissible.
(B) In this rule, transferor means the
			 current holder of a permit to install and/or permit to operate and/or NPDES
			 permit. Transferee means the person making application to acquire the existing
			 permit.
(1) The director shall be notified in
			 writing by the transferor at least thirty days prior to any proposed transfer
			 of a permit. The transferee shall inform the director that it will assume the
			 responsibilities of the transferor.
(2) The notice shall include a written
			 agreement between the transferor and transferee containing a specific date for
			 transfer of permit responsibility, coverage and liability between the
			 parties..