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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 550 - BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING VITAL RECORDS › Part XI - Correction and Amendment › Section 12VAC5-550-450 - Evidence required for corrections or amendments

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Every application for a correction or amendment of a birth
					 or death certificate shall be accompanied by appropriate documentary evidence
					 as follows:
1. Except as provided in
				  subdivisions 2 and 3 of this section, name changes, other than minor
				  corrections in spelling involving the given names or surname of a registrant,
				  or the given names or surnames of the parents or of a spouse as listed on a
				  certificate, shall require that a certified or attested copy of a court order
				  changing the name be obtained.
a. In cases
				  where the mother's married surname is listed instead of her maiden name, a
				  correction can be made administratively with a correction affidavit and copy of
				  her birth record.
b. In cases where
				  the given name shown on a birth certificate was not used or known to the
				  registrant and this fact can be proven by the registrant, the birth certificate
				  can be amended administratively with primary evidence showing the name at birth
				  and a correction affidavit.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 550 - BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING VITAL RECORDS › Part XI - Correction and Amendment › Section 12VAC5-550-460 - Methods of correcting or altering certificates

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A. A new name authorized by court order shall
				  be recorded by drawing a single line through the name appearing on the
				  certificate and inserting above it or to the side of it the new name. In
				  addition, there shall be inserted on the certificate a statement that the name
				  was changed by court order and the date and place of such order. The word
				  "Amended" shall be written in the top margin of the certificate. Certificates
				  on which given names are added within seven years after birth or on which given
				  names have been changed at any time pursuant to subdivision 3 of
				  12VAC5-550-450 shall not be
				  considered as amended.
B. In all
				  other cases, corrections or alterations shall be made by drawing a single line
				  through the incorrect item, if listed, and by inserting the correct or missing
				  data immediately above it or to the side of it, or by completing the blank
				  item, as the case may be. In addition, there shall be inserted on the
				  certificate a statement identifying the affidavit and documentary evidence used
				  as proof of the correct facts and the date the correction was made. If three
				  months have elapsed from the date of filing, the word "Amended" shall be
				  written in the top margin of the certificate unless otherwise stated in this
				  chapter.
Statutory Authority
§ 32.1-273 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 550 - BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING VITAL RECORDS › Part XII - Inspection of Records and Disclosure of Information › Section 12VAC5-550-470 - Individual requests

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A. Upon
				  request, the State Registrar or the city or county registrar shall disclose
				  data or issue certified copies of birth or death records or information when
				  satisfied that the applicant therefor has a direct and tangible interest in the
				  content of the record and that the information contained therein is necessary
				  for the determination or protection of personal or property rights.
B. A direct and tangible interest may be
				  evidenced by requests from the registrant, members of his immediate family, his
				  guardian, or their respective legal representatives in the case of birth
				  records. Such direct and tangible interest may be evidenced by requests from
				  surviving relatives or their legal representatives in the case of death
				  records.
C. For the purposes of
				  securing information or obtaining certified copies of birth records, the term
				  "legal representative" shall include a registrant's attorney; a person with
				  power of attorney for affairs of registrant; an attending physician; or a
				  federal, state or local governmental agency acting in behalf of the registrant
				  or his family.
D. For the purposes
				  of obtaining information of certified copies of death certificates, the term
				  "legal representative" shall include the registrant's funeral service licensee;
				  attorney; person with power of attorney for the affairs of the registrant;
				  insurance company insuring the registrant; a federal, state or local
				  governmental agency acting in behalf of the registrant or his family; a court
				  appointed guardian; or a court appointed administrator.
E. A direct and tangible interest shall not
				  be evidenced by the biological parents of an adopted child; nor by commercial
				  firms, agencies, nonprofit or religious organizations requesting listings of
				  names or addresses.
Statutory Authority
§§ 32.1-12 and 32.1-250 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 550 - BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING VITAL RECORDS › Part XII - Inspection of Records and Disclosure of Information › Section 12VAC5-550-480 - Research requests

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The State Registrar or the city or county registrar may
					 permit use of data from vital records for bona fide research purposes subject
					 to reasonable conditions the State Registrar may impose to ensure that the use
					 of the data is limited to such research purposes.
Statutory Authority
§ 32.1-273 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 550 - BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING VITAL RECORDS › Part XII - Inspection of Records and Disclosure of Information › Section 12VAC5-550-490 - Official requests

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The State Registrar or the city or county registrar may
					 disclose data from vital records to federal, state, county, or municipal
					 agencies of government which request such data in the conduct of their official
					 duties; except that records governed by §§ 32.1-261 and 32.1-274D and
					 E of the Code of Virginia, may be made available only by the State Registrar
					 for official purposes to federal, state, county, or municipal agencies charged
					 by law with the duty of detecting or prosecuting crime, preserving the internal
					 security of the United States, or for the determination of
					 citizenship.
Statutory Authority
§ 32.1-273 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 550 - BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING VITAL RECORDS › Part XII - Inspection of Records and Disclosure of Information › Section 12VAC5-550-500 - Application for records

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The State Registrar or the city or county registrar may
					 require written applications for data; the identification of an applicant; or a
					 sworn statement, when it shall seem necessary to establish an applicant's right
					 to information from vital records.
Statutory Authority
§ 32.1-273 of the Code of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 550 - BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING VITAL RECORDS › Part XIII - Certifications of Data; Fees › Section 12VAC5-550-510 - Certified copies; how prepared

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A.
				  Under the provision of § 32.1-272 of the Code of Virginia and Part XII
				  (12VAC5-550-470 et seq.) of this
				  chapter, certifications of vital records may be prepared and issued by the
				  State Registrar and, where applicable, by the city or county
				  registrar.
B. Certifications may be
				  made by photostat or other reproduction process, typewriter, or electronic
				  print except that medical and health data on the birth certificate shall not be
				  so certified.
C. The statement to
				  appear on each certification of a vital record is to read as follows:
"This is to certify that this is a true and correct
					 reproduction or abstract of the official record filed with
					 the...................Department of Health,......................,
					 Virginia.
Date issued...................
.................................... Registrar"
The registrar will enter the appropriate city or county
					 name in the spaces provided, date and sign the certification, and enter his
					 official title.
D. The seal
				  of the issuing office is to be impressed on the certification.
E. Short form certifications of birth records
				  that make no reference to parentage may be issued by the State
				  Registrar.
Statutory Authority
§§ 32.1-12 and 32.1-250 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 550 - BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING VITAL RECORDS › Part XIII - Certifications of Data; Fees › Section 12VAC5-550-520 - Fees

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A. The fee to be
				  charged by the State Registrar or by the city or county registrar shall be $10
				  for each full certification or short form certification of a vital record, or
				  for a search of the files or records when no copy is made.
B. When documents are amended or delayed
				  birth registration is requested, the requester shall be charged an
				  administrative fee of $10.
Statutory Authority
§§ 32.1-12 and 32.1-250 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 550 - BOARD OF HEALTH REGULATIONS GOVERNING VITAL RECORDS › Part XIII - Certifications of Data; Fees › Form - FORMS (12VAC5-550)

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Certificate of Live Birth, VS1 (eff. 1/93).
Certificate of Death, VS2 (eff. 1/89).
Certificate of Death (Medical Examiner's Certificate),
					 VS2A (eff. 1/89).
Marriage Register, VS3 (eff. 1/90).
Report of Divorce or Annulment, VS4 (eff. 1/90).
Report of Spontaneous Fetal Death, VS5 (eff. 1/93).
Report of Induced Termination of Pregnancy, VS5A (eff.
					 1/90).
Application for Certification of a Vital Record, VS6 (eff.
					 7/02).
Out-of-State Transit Permit, VS10 (eff. 7/85).
Permit for Disinterment, Transit, and Reinterment, VS11
					 (eff. 7/85).
Delayed Certificate of Birth, VS12 (eff. 4/85).
Report of Adoption, VS21 (eff. 7/85).
Acknowledgement of Paternity, VS22 (eff. 9/93).
Affidavit for Correction of a Record, VS32 (eff.
					 1/87).
Hospital Monthly Vital Statistics Report, VS33 (eff.
					 7/89).
Funeral Director's Monthly Vital Statistics Report, VS33-A
					 (eff. 3/90).
Court Order Establishing Record of Birth, VS40 (eff.
					 10/88).
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 2 - General Information › Section 12VAC5-570-20

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Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						  Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 2 - General Information › Section 12VAC5-570-30 - Purpose

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The board has promulgated this chapter to:
1. Protect public health and water quality by
					 ensuring that adequate sewerage facilities, pump-out facilities, sewage dump
					 stations, and sewerage systems are provided at all marinas, other places where
					 boats are moored, and boating access facilities.
2. Establish minimum requirements as to the
					 adequacy of sewerage facilities and sewerage systems at all marinas, other
					 places where boats are moored, and boating access facilities.
3. Protect public health and the environment
					 by ensuring that all sewage generated from all regulated facilities is conveyed
					 to an approved sewerage system or treatment works.
4. Guide the commissioner or his designee in
					 his determination of the adequacy of the sewerage systems and sewerage
					 facilities serving all marinas, other places where boats are moored, and
					 boating access facilities.
5. Guide
					 the commissioner or his designee in his evaluation of plans and other data and
					 in the issuance of a certificate as to the adequacy of sewerage facilities and
					 sewerage systems.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						  Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 2 - General Information › Section 12VAC5-570-40 - Administration

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A. The commissioner
					 is the chief executive officer of the Virginia Department of Health. The
					 commissioner has the authority to act for the board when it is not in session.
					 The commissioner may delegate his powers under this chapter with the exception
					 of his power to issue variances under
					 12VAC5-570-90.
B. The division is designated as the primary
					 reviewing agent of the commissioner for the purpose of administering this
					 chapter. Upon receipt of the application from the local health department, the
					 division examines and grants or denies the application for sewerage facilities
					 to serve marinas, other places where boats are moored, and boating access
					 facilities. The division issues all certificates attesting to the adequacy of
					 the sewerage facilities and notifies the VMRC when a certificate is issued or
					 denied.
C. The local health
					 department shall be responsible for processing all applications submitted by
					 owners and for inspecting sites and facilities for compliance with this
					 chapter.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						  Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 2 - General Information › Section 12VAC5-570-50 - Applicability

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A. Marinas, other
					 places where boats are moored, and boating access facilities in operation prior
					 to the effective date of this chapter shall be subject to the regulations in
					 effect at the time the marina, other places where boats are moored, or boating
					 access facility was permitted unless such marina, other places where boats are
					 moored, or boating access facility is expanded after December 16,
					 2015.
B. This chapter shall apply
					 to all marinas, other places where boats are moored, and boating access
					 facilities placed into operation on or after December 16, 2015.
C. All sewerage facilities and sewerage
					 systems shall conform to the requirements of this chapter when the marina,
					 other places where boats are moored, or boating access facility that is served
					 by the sewerage facilities and sewerage systems is expanded.
D. This chapter shall apply to sewerage
					 facilities and sewerage systems (i) serving marinas, other places where boats
					 are moored, or boating access facilities and (ii) located on property owned by
					 the marina, other places where boats are moored, or boating access facility.
					 Sewerage systems or treatment works installed or proposed to be installed on
					 property owned by someone other than the marina, other places where boats are
					 moored, or boating access facility owner are regulated by Chapter 6 (§
					 32.1-163 et seq.) of Title 32.1 of the Code of Virginia or Title 62.1 of the
					 Code of Virginia, as applicable.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						  Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 3 - Procedure › Section 12VAC5-570-60 - Permits and certificate

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No owner shall construct a marina, other places where
						boats are moored, or a boating access facility unless he has obtained a
						construction permit in accordance with this chapter. No owner shall operate a
						marina, other places where boats are moored, or a boating access facility until
						the local health department has inspected and approved construction and has
						issued a certificate to operate. Owners shall obtain a permit from the VMRC to
						operate a marina, other places where boats are moored, or a boating access
						facility when so required by § 62.1-44.15:5.01 of the Code of Virginia.
						Where state-owned bottom lands are involved, the owner shall submita
						preliminary design and receive approval by the division prior to construction
						and the issuance of a certificate to operate.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						  Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 3 - Procedure › Section 12VAC5-570-70 - Application for construction permit

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A. Any owner, or his duly authorized
					 representative, shall apply for a construction permit by submitting an
					 application to the local health department in the jurisdiction where the
					 proposed marina, other places where boats are moored, or boating access
					 facility is to be located. The application shall be made on a form approved by
					 the division. The application shall consist of the following:
1. Essential data to determine the sewerage
					 facilities and sewerage system necessary to serve the proposed
					 installation.
2. Maps, plans, and
					 specifications of the sewerage facilities and sewerage system describing the
					 type of facilities that will be provided and how the facilities will provide
					 for the safe and sanitary disposal of all sewage generated at the facility. The
					 preliminary design plans shall establish the location of the sewerage
					 facilities and sewerage system in relation to other facilities they are
					 intended to serve.
3. A description
					 of the proposed or existing offsite sewerage system or treatment works used for
					 the ultimate treatment and disposal of sewage. The applicant shall apply for
					 and obtain approval of new offsite sewerage systems or treatment works and
					 demonstrate that the existing sewerage systems or treatment works are approved
					 and in accordance with this chapter.
4. Any other data as may be pertinent to show
					 the adequacy of the sewerage facilities and sewerage system to be
					 provided.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 3 - Procedure › Section 12VAC5-570-80 - Certificate to operate

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A. Upon
					 completion of construction of the sewerage facilities, sewerage systems, and
					 treatment works at marinas, other places where boats are moored, or boating
					 access facilities, the owner or his duly authorized representative shall notify
					 the local health department so that it may inspect the construction. When the
					 division, in consultation with the local health department, has determined that
					 construction is in compliance with the approved plan, it shall issue a
					 certificate to operate to the owner of the marina, other place where boats are
					 moored, or boating access facility. The certificate to operate shall remain
					 valid in accordance with this section.
B. The owner shall post the certificate to
					 operate in a place where it is readily observable by members of the public who
					 transact business with the facility.
C. All marinas, other places where boats are
					 moored, and boating access facilities shall be subject to a five-year,
					 renewable certificate to operate. The owner of the marina, other place where
					 boats are moored, and boating access facility shall request a new certificate
					 to operate at least 90 days prior to the expiration date of the existing
					 certificate to operate. The division shall issue the new certificate to operate
					 provided the sewerage facilities, sewerage system, and treatment works meet or
					 satisfy the minimum requirements of this chapter and § 32.1-246 of the
					 Code of Virginia.
D. If the
					 commissioner grants a variance, or the division approves any exception to this
					 chapter, then the certificate to operate shall contain that information. The
					 owner of the marina, other place where boats are moored, or boating access
					 facility shall follow any condition or requirement listed on the certificate to
					 operate.
E. As a condition of the
					 certificate to operate, owners of marinas, other places where boats are moored,
					 or boating access facilities shall allow the department to perform one or more
					 inspections per year of the sewerage facilities, sewerage systems, and
					 treatment works to ensure compliance with this chapter and § 32.1-246 of
					 the Code of Virginia. The division may revoke the certificate to operate
					 pursuant to
					 12VAC5-570-100.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						  Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 3 - Procedure › Section 12VAC5-570-90 - Variances

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A. The commissioner
					 may grant a variance to any requirement of this chapter if, after
					 investigation, the commissioner determines that the hardship imposed upon the
					 owner or the public by compliance with this chapter outweighs the benefits that
					 the chapter confers and that granting a variance will not result in a potential
					 or actual public health hazard.
B.
					 A variance is a conditional waiver of a specific regulation that is granted to
					 an owner of a marina, other places where boats are moored, or a boating access
					 facility. Variances are not transferrable between owners, and any variance
					 shall be attached to the certificate of the marina, other places where boats
					 are moored, or boating access facility to which it was granted. The variance is
					 a condition of the certificate, which is revoked if the certificate is
					 revoked.
C. Any owner of a marina,
					 other places where boats are moored, or a boating access facility may apply in
					 writing for a variance. This application shall be submitted to the local health
					 department in the jurisdiction in which the marina, other places where boats
					 are moored, or boating access facility is located. This application shall
					 include:
1. A citation referencing the
					 specific requirements of this chapter from which a variance is requested and a
					 statement describing the hardships imposed by the specific requirements of this
					 chapter;
2. A statement of reasons
					 why the public health and environment would not be detrimentally affected if a
					 variance is granted and a list of suggested measures that would be implemented
					 to prevent any potential detrimental impacts;
3. Facts supporting the need and
					 justification for the variance;
4.
					 The nature and duration of the variance request;
5. Other information, if any, believed by the
					 applicant to be pertinent; and
6.
					 Such other information as the division, local health department, or the
					 commissioner may require.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 3 - Procedure › Section 12VAC5-570-100 - Revocation of a certificate

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Either by emergency order under the authority of §
						32.1-13 of the Code of Virginia or following an opportunity for an informal
						fact-finding proceeding as provided by § 2.2-4019 of the Code of Virginia,
						the commissioner or his designee may revoke a certificate for failure to
						construct and operate the sewerage facilities and sewerage system in accordance
						with the conditions of the application and certificate issued or for any
						violation of this chapter.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						  Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part I - Introduction › Article 3 - Procedure › Section 12VAC5-570-110 - Applicability of the Administrative Process Act

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The Administrative Process Act (§ 2.2-4000 et seq.
						of the Code of Virginia) shall govern the decision of cases under this
						chapter.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						  Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part II - Required Sewerage Facilities and Sewerage Systems for Marinas, Other Places Where Boats Are Moored, and Boating Access Facilities and Their Operation › Section 12VAC5-570-120 - General

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A. All owners of
				  marinas, other places where boats are moored, and boating access facilities
				  shall provide the minimum number of sewerage facilities required by this
				  chapter for their patrons. Owners shall maintain their facilities in a clean
				  and operable condition. Owners shall equip their facilities with toilet tissue,
				  lights where electricity is available, and soap and towels where handwashing
				  facilities are required. Owners shall make their facilities available during
				  normal business hours to patrons and users of these facilities during the
				  boating season for that facility.
B. Marinas located within 1,000 feet of the
				  shore end of the pier that are operated as part of residential developments,
				  overnight lodging facilities, restaurants, or commercial establishments are
				  exempt from providing separate sewerage facilities, as long as the sewerage
				  facilities at the residence, lodging establishment, restaurant, or commercial
				  establishment are made available to all users of the marina. The exemption set
				  forth in this subsection does not apply to :
1. Marinas associated with restaurants or
				  commercial establishments that allow overnight occupancy of boats;
				  and
2. Marinas associated with
				  overnight lodging establishments where overnight occupancy of boats is
				  permitted by persons not registered at the overnight lodging
				  establishment.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part II - Required Sewerage Facilities and Sewerage Systems for Marinas, Other Places Where Boats Are Moored, and Boating Access Facilities and Their Operation › Section 12VAC5-570-130 - Location

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Owners shall conveniently locate their sewerage facilities
					 within 500 feet walking distance from the shore end of any dock the facilities
					 are intended to serve. On a case-by-case basis the division may approve a
					 greater distance if unusual circumstances, such as topography or resource
					 protection areas, prevent compliance with this requirement. The division may
					 require the owner to provide sewerage facilities in more than one location in
					 order to meet the needs of the particular site. In addition, the division may
					 require additional fixtures, beyond the minimum number specified in Table 1
					 (12VAC5-570-150 ), if it determines
					 that additional fixtures are necessary to accommodate the site layout and use
					 of the marina, other places where boats are moored, or boating access
					 facility.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part II - Required Sewerage Facilities and Sewerage Systems for Marinas, Other Places Where Boats Are Moored, and Boating Access Facilities and Their Operation › Section 12VAC5-570-140 - Availability

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Owners shall locate the sewerage facilities so that they
					 are available and reasonably accessible to all users. The location and use of
					 all sewerage facilities shall be clearly indicated by appropriate
					 signage.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part II - Required Sewerage Facilities and Sewerage Systems for Marinas, Other Places Where Boats Are Moored, and Boating Access Facilities and Their Operation › Section 12VAC5-570-150 - Sewerage facilities for marinas

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A. The minimum number of sewerage fixtures to
				  be provided at marinas is found in Table 1.
B. Where dry storage space is provided, each
				  dry storage space is equivalent to one-third of a slip. Separate sewerage
				  facilities for male and female employees may be provided, but shall not be
				  counted toward the minimum number of fixtures required to accommodate users of
				  the marina.
Table 1
Number of Slips
SEWERAGE FIXTURES
Commodes
Additional Urinal or Commode
Lavatories
Showers
Male
Female
Male
Male
Female
Male
Female
1 - 24
1
0
1
1
25 - 49
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
50 - 99
2
3
1
2
2
1
1
100 - 149
3
4
1
3
3
2
2
150 - 199
3
5
2
4
4
2
2
200 - 249
4
6
2
5
5
3
3
C.
				  When the number of slips exceeds those prescribed by Table 1, the owner shall
				  provide additional fixtures. The owner shall provide one commode, lavatory, and
				  shower for each gender for each 100 additional slips.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part II - Required Sewerage Facilities and Sewerage Systems for Marinas, Other Places Where Boats Are Moored, and Boating Access Facilities and Their Operation › Section 12VAC5-570-160 - Sewerage facilities at other places where boats are moored and boating access facilities

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A. Sewerage
				  facilities are required at other places where boats are moored and boating
				  access facilities in accordance with this section.
B. Where piped potable water is available,
				  sewerage facilities for other places where boats are moored shall consist of a
				  minimum of one commode, one lavatory, and one shower for each gender, for each
				  100 slips.
C. Requirements for dry
				  storage are identical to those specified in
				  12VAC5-570-150 for
				  marinas.
D. Where piped potable
				  water is not available, sewerage facilities for other places where boats are
				  moored may consist of privies .
E.
				  Sewerage facilities at boating access facilities shall consist of at least one
				  privy or portable toilet and shall be sufficient in number to accommodate
				  facility usage.
F. Walking distance
				  to these facilities shall comply with
				  12VAC5-570-130.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part II - Required Sewerage Facilities and Sewerage Systems for Marinas, Other Places Where Boats Are Moored, and Boating Access Facilities and Their Operation › Section 12VAC5-570-170 - Sewage treatment

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A. Public
				  or municipal sewerage systems and treatment works should be used if there is
				  reasonable access to sewers. When such municipal means of disposal are not
				  available, the owner shall have designed and installed an approved sewerage
				  system or treatment works. An approved sewerage system or treatment works is
				  (i) a system for which a certificate to operate has been issued jointly by the
				  department and the Department of Environmental Quality, (ii) a system approved
				  by the Department of Environmental Quality in accordance with Title 62.1 of the
				  Code of Virginia, or (iii) a system approved by the commissioner in accordance
				  with Title 32.1 of the Code of Virginia.
B. The sewage design flow for each slip shall
				  be 25 gallons per slip per day. Where dry storage is provided, each dry storage
				  space shall be equivalent to one-third of a slip. The sewage design flow for
				  each live-aboard slip shall be 50 gallons per slip per day. When marinas or
				  other places where boats are moored are constructed in conjunction with another
				  structure or facility, the sewage design flows prescribed in this section shall
				  be added to the sewage design flow governing the associated structure or
				  facility.
C. For marinas or other
				  places where boats are moored that have a boating access facility, the design
				  sewage flow shall be increased by 10 gallons per day per boat trailer parking
				  space.
D. The division may approve
				  a reduction in the sewage flow requirements specified in subsection B of this
				  section if the owner provides documented flow data sufficient to justify the
				  reduction.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part II - Required Sewerage Facilities and Sewerage Systems for Marinas, Other Places Where Boats Are Moored, and Boating Access Facilities and Their Operation › Section 12VAC5-570-190 - Sewage dump station

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A. All
				  marinas and other places where boats are moored, regardless of size or number
				  of boat moorings, shall have a proper and adequate receiving station for sewage
				  from portable containers used on boats. Exempt from this subsection are marinas
				  or other places where boats are moored that also qualify for the exemption
				  contained in
				  12VAC5-570-120 B or C provided
				  that the owner of the sewerage facility consents to the dumping of the contents
				  of portable sewage containers into the sewerage facilities.
B. Where a sewage dump station is required,
				  the owner shall install and maintain it in a serviceable and sanitary condition
				  and in compliance with this chapter. The owner shall make the facilities
				  available to users of the marina or other places where boats are moored. The
				  owner shall locate the sewage dump station in an area convenient for use, and
				  the owner shall use placards or signs to identify its location and
				  restrictions.
C. The purpose of the
				  minimum design criteria is to provide the owner and the department with
				  acceptable methods of discharging sewage from portable containers into a sewage
				  holding tank or a sewerage treatment works. The same criteria set forth in
				  12VAC5-570-200 A for contents from marine sanitation devices shall apply for
				  sewage dump stations. The sewage dump station receiving unit shall be a minimum
				  of 12 inches in diameter and be equipped with a cover that has a lip of
				  sufficient size to prohibit accidental removal. If the unit is designed to
				  drain, the drain shall be a minimum of four inches in diameter and equipped
				  with a fly tight cover.
D. Marinas
				  and other places where boats are moored that have an operational pump-out
				  facility equipped with a device to pump portable sewage containers are exempt
				  from the requirements of subsection C of this section.
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part II - Required Sewerage Facilities and Sewerage Systems for Marinas, Other Places Where Boats Are Moored, and Boating Access Facilities and Their Operation › Section 12VAC5-570-200 - Onshore facilities

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A. Contents
				  from marine sanitation devices and portable sewage containers used on boats
				  shall be discharged to:
1. A public sewerage
				  system for conveyance to an approved treatment works as described in
				  12VAC5-570-170 A;
2. A holding tank whereby sewage may be
				  stored until it is transported in accordance with the Sewage Handling and
				  Disposal Regulations (12VAC5-610) to an approved treatment works as described
				  in 12VAC5-570-170 A; or
3. An approved sewage treatment works as
				  described in
				  12VAC5-570-170 A.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 570 - COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA SANITARY REGULATIONS FOR MARINAS AND BOAT MOORINGS › Part II - Required Sewerage Facilities and Sewerage Systems for Marinas, Other Places Where Boats Are Moored, and Boating Access Facilities and Their Operation › Form - FORMS (12VAC5-570)

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Application
					 for Construction Permit (eff. 12/2015)
Statutory Authority: § 32.1-246 of the Code of
						Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-20

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Statutory Authority: §§
											32.1-12
					 and
					 32.1-170 of the Code
					 of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-30

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Statutory Authority: §§
											32.1-12
					 and
					 32.1-170 of the Code
					 of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-35 - Delegation of authority

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The commissioner, or the commissioner's designee, may perform
				  any act of the board provided under this chapter, except as limited by §
									32.1-20
				  of the Code of Virginia.
Statutory Authority: §§
											32.1-12
					 and
					 32.1-170 of the Code
					 of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-40 - Administration of this chapter

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A. The
				board is responsible for promulgating, amending, and repealing regulations to
				ensure a supply of potable water.
B. The commissioner is vested with all the
				authority of the board when it is not in session, subject to such rules and
				regulations as may be prescribed by the board.
C. The department is designated as the
				primary agent of the board for the purpose of administering this chapter. It
				examines the technical aspects of all applications and plans for waterworks
				projects before drafting a permit for final approval by the commissioner. It
				also has primary responsibility for monitoring waterworks operations to ensure
				that water supplied to consumers is potable water.
Statutory Authority: §§
											32.1-12
					 and
					 32.1-170 of the Code
					 of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-45 - Waterworks Advisory Committee

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A.
				A Waterworks Advisory Committee (WAC) shall be formed by the commissioner to
				review and make recommendations regarding the regulatory, policy, and
				legislative aspects of the department's authorities. WAC members shall consist
				of industry professionals employed outside the department with longstanding
				expertise or vested interest in waterworks operations and represent a diverse
				group of stakeholders. Members shall be experts in the fields of water
				treatment technologies, public health, water quality, economics, environmental
				science, public utilities, community development, or industry regulations. A
				minimum of nine persons shall be appointed to the committee by the
				commissioner.
B. The WAC will
				convene at least quarterly.
C. WAC
				meetings will be considered public meetings. Notice of scheduled meetings will
				be posted on the Virginia Regulatory Town Hall at least three working days
				before the date of the meeting. Meeting minutes will be posted to the Virginia
				Regulatory Town Hall within 10 working days after the meeting.
D. Each member of the WAC shall hold office
				for a term of three years, except that:
1.
				With approval by the commissioner, members are eligible for reappointment to
				consecutive terms.
2. Each member
				of the WAC serves at the pleasure of the commissioner.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-50 - Application of this chapter to waterworks in operation or planned before June 23, 2021

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A. The owner shall
				comply with Part II (12VAC5-590-340
				et seq.) of this chapter unless a variance or exemption is issued by the
				commissioner.
B. Compliance with
				design criteria set forth in Part III of this chapter is limited to
				modifications to existing waterworks and for all construction of new waterworks
				commenced after June 23, 2021. Portions of waterworks not being modified are
				not required to comply with the design criteria of Part III (12VAC5-590-640 et seq.).
				Waterworks construction or modification is deemed to be commenced for purposes
				of this section upon issuance of the construction permit.
C. Compliance with the requirements set forth
				in Part III of this chapter including those for materials, construction
				methods, and disinfection is necessary for all repairs to pipes, tanks, pumps,
				and appurtenances that are part of a waterworks.
Statutory Authority: §§
											32.1-12
					 and
					 32.1-170 of the Code
					 of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-55 - Relationship of this chapter to the Uniform Statewide Building Code

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A. This chapter
				governs waterworks facilities from any source water to all service
				connections.
B. In accordance with
				§
									36-98
				of the Code of Virginia and the USBC, the USBC governs the construction of
				buildings and structures, including plumbing systems and backflow prevention.
				The USBC also governs the water service piping from the service connection to a
				building or structure.
C.
				Notwithstanding subsections A and B of this section, this chapter shall govern:
1. Water treatment, storage, pumping
				facilities, and water piping that are part of a waterworks and housed in any
				building or structure; and
2.
				Backflow prevention assemblies or elimination methods, or both, installed for
				containment and located downstream from the service connection, including where
				located in any building or structure.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-60

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Statutory Authority: §§
											32.1-12
					 and
					 32.1-170 of the Code
					 of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-70 - Powers and procedures

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The board reserves the right to utilize any lawful procedure
				  for the enforcement of this chapter.
Statutory Authority: §§
											32.1-12
					 and
					 32.1-170 of the Code
					 of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-80

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Statutory Authority: §§
											32.1-12
					 and
					 32.1-170 of the Code
					 of Virginia.
Virginia Administrative Code › Title 12 - HEALTH › Agency 5 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH › Chapter 590 - WATERWORKS REGULATIONS › Section 12VAC5-590-100 - Exception; emergency regulations

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If the establishment of a regulation is necessary to meet any
				  emergency not provided for by this chapter, the board or commissioner acting on
				  behalf of the board when it is not in session may immediately promulgate and
				  adopt the necessary regulation by complying with the procedures set forth in
				  either §
									2.2-4011
				  or §
									32.1-13
				  of the Code of Virginia.
Statutory Authority: §§
											32.1-12
					 and
					 32.1-170 of the Code
					 of Virginia.