Ariz. Admin. Code § R18-5-222 - Prohibition against Diving; Warning Signs
A. Diving equipment is prohibited in a public
or semipublic swimming pool that does not meet the minimum diving well
dimensions specified in Illustration A. If a public or semipublic swimming pool
does not meet the dimensional requirements prescribed in Illustration A for
diving, then the owner shall prominently display at least one sign that
cautions users that the swimming pool is not suitable for diving. The warning
sign shall state "NO DIVING" in letters that are 4 inches or larger or display
the international symbol for no diving.
B. Diving from the deck of a public or
semipublic swimming pool into water that is less than 5 feet deep shall be
prohibited. Warning markers indicating in words or symbols that diving is
prohibited shall be placed on the deck within 18 inches of the side of the
shallow area of the swimming pool. A warning marker shall be positioned so that
it can be read by a person standing on the deck facing the water.
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