Aquatic Venue definition
Aquatic Venue means an artificially constructed structure or modified natural structure where the general public is exposed to water intended for recreational or therapeutic purpose. Such structures do not necessarily contain standing water, so water exposure may occur via contact, ingestion, or aerosolization. Examples include swimming pools, wave pools, lazy rivers, surf pools, spas (including spa pools and hot tubs), therapy pools, waterslide landing pools, spray pads, and other interactive water venues.
Aquatic Venue means an artificially constructed structure or modified natural structure where the general public is exposed to water intended for recreational or therapeutic purpose and where the primary intended use is not watering livestock, irrigation, water storage, fishing, or habitat for aquatic life. Such structures do not necessarily contain standing water, so water exposure may occur via contact, ingestion, or aerosolization.
Aquatic Venue means an artificially constructed or modified natural structure where the general public is exposed to water intended for recreational or therapeutic purpose. Such structures do not necessarily contain standing water, so water exposure may occur via contact, ingestion, or aerosolization. Examples include swimming pools, wave pool, river, spas (including spa pools and hot tubs), therapeutic pools, spray pads/interactive water venues.
More Definitions of Aquatic Venue
Aquatic Venue means a traditional swimming pool, non-traditional pool, wading pool, therapeutic pool, hot tub or spa.
Aquatic Venue means an artificially constructed or modified natural structure where the general public is exposed to water intended for recreational or therapeutic purpose. Such structures do not necessarily contain standing water so water exposure may occur via contact, ingestion, or aerosolization. Examples include swimming pools, wave pool, river, spas (including spa pools and hot tubs), splash pads, slide landing pools, interactive fountains, and/or therapy pools. Facilities may contain more than one of these venues in any combination.
Aquatic Venue means any artificially constructed structure that is expressly designated or used with the knowledge or consent of the owner or operator for swimming, water recreation, or bathing for the use of any segment of the public. Such structures do not necessarily contain standing water, so water exposure may occur via contact, ingestion, or aerosolization. The term “aquatic venue” includes all class A, class B, class C, and class D aquatic venues and spas. This term does not include residential housing or lodging facilities having five or fewer living units. Plumbing fixtures associated with a specific living unit, hot springs, and fill-and-draw tubs are also excluded. The term “aquatic venue” includes, but is not limited to, public pools and spas owned or operated by:
Aquatic Venue means an artificially constructed structure or modified natural structure where the general public is exposed to water intended for recreational or therapeutic purpose and where the primary intended
Aquatic Venue means an artificially constructed structure or modified natural structure having closed loop circulation of water, not influenced by surface waters and where the general public is exposed to water intended for recreational or therapeutic purpose and where the primary intended use is not watering livestock, irrigation, water storage, fishing, or habitat for aquatic life. Such structures do not necessarily contain standing water, so water exposure may occur via contact, ingestion, or aerosolization. Examples include swimming pools, wave pools, lazy rivers, surf pools, spas (including spa pools and hot tubs), therapy pools, waterslide landing pools, spray pads, and other interactive water venues.
Aquatic Venue means an artificially constructed or modified natural structure where the general public is exposed to water intended for recreational or therapeutic purpose. Such structures do not necessarily contain standing water so water exposure may occur via contact, ingestion, or aerosolization. Examples include swimming pools, water parks, water slides, spas (including spa pools and hot tubs), therapeutic pools, fountains, wet decks, spray pads, and interactive water features.
Aquatic Venue means an artificially constructed or modified natural structure where the general public is exposed to water intended for recreational or therapeutic purpose. Such structures do not necessarily contain standing water so water exposure may occur via contact, ingestion, or aerosolization. Examples include swimming pools, wave pool, river, spas (including spa pools and hot tubs), therapeutic pools, spray pads. Aquatic venue requirements do not apply if the venue uses potable water that discharges to waste without impoundment or recirculation of the water.