1. (a) A written verification that the camp is accredited by the American Camp Association, (formerly the American Camping Association)

   1. (A) Supervisor qualifications and training
   2. (B) Staff skill verification criteria and process
   3. (C) Participant eligibility requirements (if any)
   4. (D) Staff-to-participant supervision ratios
   5. (E) Equipment needed
   6. (F) Safety procedures
   7. (G) Emergency procedures specific to location
   8. (H) Environmental hazards
   9. (I) Access and equipment control
   10. (J) Equipment and maintenance repair

   11. (2) An accepted reference for these operating procedures are the following chapters of the Accreditation Standards for Camp Programs and Services (2007 Edition) published by the American Camp Association, Martinsville, Indiana, identified as:

       1. (A) PD -- Program -- Design and Activities
       2. (B) PA -- Program -- Aquatics
       3. (C) PC -- Program -- Adventure/challenge
       4. (D) PH -- Program -- Horseback Riding
       5. (E) PT -- Program -- Trip and Travel

   or:

   (b)(1) A written description of operating procedures that describes the program of organized and supervised activities of the camp in the following areas:

2. (c) A written statement by the Director that the Director has reviewed the criminal history record check and voluntary disclosure statement as described in section 30751 for all individuals for which it is required by section 30751(a), and documentation of the criminal history record check of the Director.

On an annual basis and at change of ownership the site operator shall submit to the local health officer:

Note: Authority cited: Sections 18897.2, 131050 and 131200, Health and Safety Code. Reference: Sections 18897.2, 131051 and 131052, Health and Safety Code.

History

1. New section filed 3-10-2008; operative 4-9-2008 (Register 2008, No. 11).