1. (1) each school building floor, wall, and ceiling is constructed with materials that are durable and easily cleanable, and maintained in clean and good condition;
2. (2) each plumbing fixture is sized, installed, and maintained in accordance with the requirements of Plumbing Code, local health department regulations, and the ADA.
3. (3) roof and plumbing water leaks are repaired and the area cleaned and dried as quickly as possible to discourage mold growth;

4. (4)(a) lighting in each part of a school building:

   1. (i) is provided using permanently fixed artificial light sources; and

      1. (ii) when measured 30 inches from the floor, has the capability to provide at least the minimum required illumination levels as listed in Table 1 during hours of use;

   2. (b) light fixtures located in each of the following areas are shatter resistant or have a protective shield to contain broken glass if the bulb or tube is broken or shattered:

      1. (i) shops;
      2. (ii) life skills;
      3. (iii) cafeterias;
      4. (iv) kitchens;
      5. (v) food preparation areas;
      6. (vi) toilet rooms;
      7. (vii) shower areas;
      8. (viii) locker rooms; and
      9. (ix) gymnasium;
   3. (c) light fixtures are cleaned and repaired as needed; and

   4. (d) burned out bulbs or lamps are replaced as often as needed to maintain the illumination levels required in this section.

      TABLE 1Minimum Required Illumination LevelsAreaFootcandle LevelGeneral instruction, including classroom, study hall, music room, lecture room, handwritten work area, and library.35.0Special instruction -- CTE and high-risk areas50.0

      Gymnasium - auxiliary spaces, shower rooms, and locker rooms10.0Gymnasium - main recreation spaces25.0Auditorium, faculty and staff lunchroom, assembly and multi-purpose room, and similar room not routinely used for instruction30.0Corridor, commons, stairs, hallway, indoor passageway, storeroom, and similar areas10.0Toilet room15.0Office35.0Conference room30.0Media center25.0Building entrances, parking areas, roads, and similar areas0.2

5. (5) when provided, each sleeping area is provided with a cot, mat, or floor pad and that:

   1. (a) each reusable cover supplied by the school is easily cleanable and maintained in good repair;
   2. (b) when in use, the cover is cleaned between each user and at least weekly, if reused by the same student; and
   3. (c) each disposable cover is discarded after use;
6. (6) carpets, throw rugs, or furniture with a permeable fabric cover used for sitting shall be cleaned every at least other month of use, and as needed when soiled.
7. (7) items described in Subsections (5) and (6) that require laundering are not washed in laundry facilities that are designated for the school's food establishment.

The governing body shall ensure that:

KEY: public health, schools, sanitation

Date of Last Change: October 21, 2025

Notice of Continuation: October 21, 2021

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 26B-7-402; 26B-1-202; 26B-7-113