Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Health
Title R392 - Population Health, Environmental Health
Rule R392-200 - Sanitation and Safety of Schools
Section R392-200-13 - Toilet Rooms
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 392-200-13
Current through Bulletin 2024-06, March 15, 2024
(1) The governing body shall ensure that each toilet room:
(a)
complies with Plumbing Code and the ADA;
(b) has walls, floors, and ceiling
constructed of smooth, nonabsorbent, easily cleanable materials;
(c) is mechanically vented in accordance with
Mechanical Code;
(d) contains an
easily cleanable waste container and at least one covered waste receptacle that
is accessible from within each toilet fixture enclosure used by females nine
years and older;
(e) is kept clean
and maintained in good repair, including each plumbing fixture;
(f) is provided with a supply of toilet
tissue;
(g) is easily accessible
and conveniently located for use:
(i) when
the school is in session;
(ii)
during school approved activities;
(iii) near school recreational facilities
while they are in use; and
(iv) for
any other areas utilized for school functions outside of standard hours of
use;
(h) is not lockable
unless:
(i) students have access to the number
of unlocked toilet rooms as required in Plumbing Code and the ADA; or
(ii) the toilet room is restricted to faculty
or staff;
(2) The governing body shall ensure that a self-closing entrance door is provided if privacy is not achieved using shielding to break the line of vision of a person looking into the toilet room from outside the toilet room;
(3) The governing body shall ensure that for each toilet room that is designed for use by more than one person at a time:
(a) each toilet occupies a separate
compartment with walls or partitions and a door enclosing the fixture to ensure
privacy such that:
(i) the height of the walls
or partitions allows sufficient light or ventilation therein; and
(ii) the walls or partitions and door begin
at a height not more than 12 inches from and extend not less than 60 inches
above the finished floor surface; and
(b) there is a solid partition installed to
provide privacy according to the requirements of Plumbing Code between adjacent
urinals if there are two or more adjacent urinals, and between a urinal and any
adjacent handwashing area.
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