OAR 333-060-0510
Existing Wading Pools


The requirements in this rule apply to all wading pools built before July 13, 2006.
(1) RETRO-FIT RECIRCULATION SYSTEMS. All water-retaining wading pools need recirculation, filtration, and disinfection. Those wading pools without water recirculation shall be renovated, or phased out of use and removed, before December 31, 2009.
(a) COMPLIANCE. Operators of all wading pools affected by this rule must provide to the Division or its agent, before July 1, 2007, a proposed plan and timetable for renovation or removal of the pool.
(A) The proposed plan and timetable will be reviewed by the Division or agent health department and an acceptable plan and timetable will be negotiated or approved.
(B) Before renovation begins, construction plans, a plan review application and fees must be submitted to the Division or its agent to obtain plan approval.
(C) If a wading pool operator fails to submit a plan by July 1, 2007, or fails to complete renovations or removal by December 31, 2009, the license for the pool will not be renewed:
(i) After December 31, 2009, wading pools without water recirculation systems and without a license to operate, are declared public nuisances under the authority of ORS 448.060 (Operating pool or other facility without permit, plan approval or license); and
(ii) The Division or its agent, in compliance with ORS 448.060 (Operating pool or other facility without permit, plan approval or license) may proceed with abatement of said nuisance.
(b) INTERIM OPERATION. Operators of wading pools that have no recirculation, filtration or disinfection systems must change the water at least every four hours. This may be accomplished by gradual drainage, or by dumping and filling. This may continue until the wading pool is retro-fit or December 31, 2009 whichever comes first. Additional requirements include:
(A) At opening, and every two hours after that, until closing, the water must be tested and a chlorinating product added to reach a residual of 5 ppm.
(B) The water must be drained at closing each day. Before opening again, the basin must be thoroughly rinsed and any debris removed. The basin must be scrubbed at least weekly, with a solution containing at least 50 ppm of chlorine, mixed according to the directions on the chemical container. Potable water must be used to fill the pool and the chlorine level adjusted.
(2)(a) Protection against ENTRAPMENT, HAIR ENTANGLEMENT and EVISCERATION for all suction fittings will be provided on all wading pools, except those addressed in subsection (1)(b) of this rule by December 31, 2008.
(b) COMPLIANCE. If a wading pool operator fails to provide entrapment protection by December 31, 2008 the operator will close the wading pool until either protection is provided and approved by the Division or its agent, or the pool is removed. If corrections are not completed by December 31, 2009, the license for the pool will not be renewed.
(A) Before renovation begins; construction plans, a plan review application and fees must be submitted to the Division or its agent to obtain plan approval.
(B) After December 31, 2009, wading pools without entrapment protection and without a license to operate are declared public nuisances under the authority of ORS 448.060 (Operating pool or other facility without permit, plan approval or license);
(C) The Division or its agent, in compliance with ORS 448.060 (Operating pool or other facility without permit, plan approval or license) may proceed with abatement of said nuisance, including summary abatement, if necessary.
(D) Renovations must meet the requirements of OAR 333-060-0505 (New Wading Pool Construction)(5) after June 16, 2009.

Source: Rule 333-060-0510 — Existing Wading Pools, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=333-060-0510.

333–060–0005
Purpose
333–060–0010
Adoption by Reference
333–060–0015
Definitions
333–060–0020
Compliance
333–060–0025
Approval to Construct
333–060–0030
Plans
333–060–0035
Licenses
333–060–0040
Conditional Licenses
333–060–0045
Maintenance and Modification
333–060–0050
Structural Stability
333–060–0055
Size
333–060–0060
Dimensions
333–060–0065
Finishes, Markings and Lifelines
333–060–0070
Illumination
333–060–0075
Ventilation
333–060–0080
Ladders, Recessed Steps and Stairways
333–060–0085
Diving
333–060–0090
Slides
333–060–0091
Waterpark Slides
333–060–0095
Elevated Lifeguard Chairs
333–060–0100
Life Saving Equipment
333–060–0105
Swimming Pool Enclosure
333–060–0110
Decks
333–060–0115
Overflow Systems
333–060–0120
Recirculation System
333–060–0125
Inlets
333–060–0128
Submerged Suction Outlets and Drains
333–060–0130
Piping
333–060–0135
Pumps
333–060–0140
Filters
333–060–0145
Pool Heaters
333–060–0150
Disinfectant and Chemical Feeders
333–060–0155
Meters and Gauges
333–060–0160
Equipment Room
333–060–0165
Ground Fault Interrupter
333–060–0170
Bathhouses and Sanitary Facilities
333–060–0175
Visitor and Spectator Areas
333–060–0180
Food Service
333–060–0185
Drinking Fountains
333–060–0190
Domestic Water Quality
333–060–0200
Pool Water Quality
333–060–0205
Operation and Maintenance
333–060–0206
Supervision — Limited-Use Pools
333–060–0207
Supervision — General-Use Pools
333–060–0208
Lifeguard Supervision & Training
333–060–0209
Pool Staff Training & Safety
333–060–0210
Pool Safety
333–060–0215
Signs
333–060–0220
Variance
333–060–0225
Instructional Use of Limited-Use Pools
333–060–0500
Wading Pools
333–060–0505
New Wading Pool Construction
333–060–0510
Existing Wading Pools
333–060–0515
Wading Pool Operation
333–060–0700
Enforcement
333–060–0705
Pool Closure Criteria
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

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