1. (1) Unless exempt by Subsection (2), this rule applies to any person or entity who owns or operates a public pool facility or a public pool.

2. (2) This rule does not apply to:

   1. (a) a body of water that is:

      1. (i) a drainage system;
      2. (ii) an irrigation system;
      3. (iii) a lake;
      4. (iv) a pond;
      5. (v) a spring;
      6. (vi) a stream;
      7. (vii) a watercourse;
      8. (viii) a waterway; or
      9. (ix) a well;
   2. (b) a body of water that is already regulated by another rule under Title R392 based on the body of water's primary intention;
   3. (c) a body of water that is drained, cleaned, sanitized, and refilled after each individual use;
   4. (d) a body of water that is larger than 30,000 square feet of surface area;
   5. (e) a float tank;

   6. (f) a private residential pool, including any that is:

      1. (i) not operated or intended for public use;
      2. (ii) used for swim instruction;
      3. (iii) rented to guests for hourly or daily use; or
      4. (iv) included as an amenity in a single-unit vacation rental;
   7. (g) a public cold bath; or
   8. (h) a short-term public recreation activity involving a body of water that is temporary in nature.

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