1. (1) The manager shall ensure that:

   1. (a) a bather has access to a restroom with a cleansing shower facility, in accordance with Table 4 and Table 5, and the restroom and cleansing shower facility:

      1. (i) is located with convenient access for any bather within the pool enclosure;
      2. (ii) has a clearly identified location; and
      3. (iii) is designed to break the line of sight into the restroom and cleansing shower facility from any other location;
   2. (b) the minimum number of toilets provided is based upon the designed peak bather load with a minimum of two unisex facilities or one for each gender;
   3. (c) the minimum number of toilet and cleansing shower fixtures is installed in accordance with Table 4 and Table 5, except as described in Subsection (2);
   4. (d) where the peak bather load is 25 or fewer bathers, the minimum number may be one toilet and one cleansing shower fixture for a unisex restroom; and

   5. (e) a handwashing sink is:

      1. (i) installed at the ratio of one handwashing sink for each toilet up to four toilets, then one handwashing sink for every two additional toilets;
      2. (ii) supplied with running hot water and cold water under pressure; and
      3. (iii) located in or immediately adjacent to the restroom.

2. (2) The minimum number of publicly available sanitary fixtures may be reduced to one toilet, one handwashing sink, and one cleansing shower fixture if the manager can demonstrate to the local health officer that there are sufficient fixtures conveniently located within or adjacent to the pool enclosure.

   TABLE 4Sanitary Fixture Minimum Requirements: ToiletsMale Female 1:1 to 251:1 to 252:26 to 752:26 to 753:76 to 1253:76 to 1254:126 to 2004:126 to 2005:201 to 300 5:201 to 300 6:301 to 400 6:301 to 400 Over 400, add one fixture for each additional 200 males or 150 femalesWhere urinals are installed, the manager may reduce the number of toilets by one toilet for each installed urinal, except that the number of toilets may not be reduced to fewer than 1/2 of the minimum number of toilets required.

   TABLE 5Sanitary Fixture Minimum Requirements: Cleansing Shower FixturesMale Female 1:4,000 square feet of pool surface area or portion thereof1:4,000 square feet of pool surface area or portion thereof

3. (3) The manager shall ensure that each restroom is supplied with:

   1. (a) soap and toilet tissue in suitable dispensers;
   2. (b) individual disposable towels or another hand-drying fixture, such as an air dryer;
   3. (c) one diaper-changing station that conforms with ASTM Standard F2285-22: Standard Consumer Safety Performance Specification for Diaper Changing Tables for Commercial Use, incorporated by reference in this rule; and
   4. (d) a solid, durable, covered, and easily cleanable waste receptacle.

4. (4) The manager shall ensure that each cleansing shower fixture:

   1. (a) is enclosed for privacy;
   2. (b) provides running hot water and cold water under pressure; and
   3. (c) has liquid soap in a suitable dispenser.

5. (5) The manager shall ensure that each plumbing fixture is:

   1. (a) designed to be easily cleanable and withstand frequent cleaning and disinfecting; and
   2. (b) maintained in an operable, clean, and sanitary condition.

6. (6) The manager shall ensure that:

   1. (a) each restroom is constructed of materials that have smooth, non-slip surfaces, and are impervious to moisture;
   2. (b) the floor of a restroom and shower facility slopes to a drain and is constructed to prevent the accumulation of water;
   3. (c) carpeting is not installed on any restroom or shower floor; and
   4. (d) junctions between walls and floors are coved.

KEY: pools, spas, swimming, water

Date of Last Change: May 26, 2026

Notice of Continuation: October 21, 2021

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 26B-1-202; 26B-7-113; 26B-7-124; 26B-7-402