(1) the method of water treatment, the number of trained required lifeguards, required if applicable, and the maximum number of people allowed in the water at any time (see 105 CMR 435.270). (2) The permit shall be subject to the requirements of 105 CMR 435.000, Department-issued guidelines, and to any additional regulations as may be adopted by the Board of Health; and (3) apply to any state owned pool that is operated by a municipal or private third party vendor , provided, however, that said local board of health regulations shall not be applicable to a state owned or operated swimming, wading or special purpose pool. (B) A Board of Health may issue a permit license with any desired restrictions for on the use of any swimming, wading or special purpose pool which fails to meet the requirements for design or construction if provided that the pool was in use prior to April 30, 1964, and if such failure does conditions that fail to meet current design and construction requirements do not materially impair the safety or sanitary operation of the pool. (2C) The operator shall post the a valid permit license in a conspicuous location near the swimming, wading or special purpose pool. (3D) All permits licenses expire no more than 12 months following the date of issue, and may be revoked for cause at any time by the Board of Health (see 105 CMR 435.62042). The Board of Health may issue a permit license for less than one year in those instances where there is only seasonal use of the swimming, wading or special purpose pool. (4E) Application for a permit license shall be made to the Board of Health at least 15 30 days before the expiration of a permit license, or otherwise at least 15 30 days before the opening of the swimming, wading or special purpose pool. (5F) The operator shall maintain a current written record of record keeping log book with all data information required by 105 CMR 435.000 pertaining to the operation and condition of the pool and s/he shall keep make the log book it available for inspection by the Board of Health or the Department at all reasonable times. The records shall include but not be limited to:
persons in their assigned areas. An additional chair shall be provided for each additional 75 bathers. (1) All lifeguard stands shall be installed according to manufacturer’s specifications. (2) Each stand, including portable devices, shall be structurally sturdy and stable at all times. (3) If a pool is provided with more than one lifeguard stand, the stands shall not be located in close proximity in order to maximize surveillance. 435.240: Safety Equipment (A) For each 2000 square feet of water surface area or fraction thereof, the operator of all swimming pools shall provide, in readily accessible locations, at least one Ring Buoy, U.S. Coast Guard approved ring buoy, with a ¼ inch intact and untangled polyetheylene rope attached, no less in length than 1½ times the width of the pool. At those swimming pools that are staffed by lifeguards, there shall also be one Rescue Tube rescue tube located at each lifeguard station. A and a backboard with straps shall also be readily available. at each swimming pool which is attended by a lifeguard. In addition, all outdoor, inground swimming pools shall be equipped with a rescue hook that has a minimum handle length of 12 feet and has no protruding sharp edges or hardware on the rescue side of the apparatus. All safety equipment shall be maintained in good repair. (B) All special purpose and wading pools shall have an emergency shut off pump switch in an accessible location, no more than four feet from the ground, and prominently marked and within plain sight. The shut off switch shall be tested weekly to ensure proper operation. 435.250: Aid Equipment and Emergency Communication (1A) The operator of every pool shall provide at least one firstaid kit that meets ANSI Z308.1-2015 requirements, consisting of the following items and such other additional items or quantities of items as may be deemed necessary by the Board of Health, including, but not limited to, latex glove alternatives such as nitrile.: 35 1" bandaids; ten 3" x 3"sterile gauze pads; two 5" x 5" surgipads; one 8" x 10" surgipad; two 2" soft roller bandages; two 3" soft roller bandages; one ½" roll of hypoallergenic tape; one triangular