Utah Admin. Code R392-402-7 - Service Building Requirements
(1)
A manufactured home community in which spaces are set aside for vehicles,
manufactured homes, or other temporary dwellings not provided with toilet,
sink, and bathing plumbing fixtures, as in
R392-402-4(6),
shall be provided with a service building or buildings for the exclusive use of
the occupants and employees of the manufactured home community.
(2) Except as provided in Subsection
R392-402-7(2)(a)(i), separate toilet rooms within the service building shall be
provided for each sex. These rooms shall be distinctly marked "for men" and
"for women" by signs printed in English, or marked with easily understood
pictures or symbols.
(a) Each service
building shall have one toilet, one hand sink, and one bath fixture for each
sex for each 15 sites set aside in Subsection
R392-402-4(6),
or fraction thereof.
(i) Where a toilet room
will be occupied by no more than one person at a time, can be locked from the
inside, and contains at least one toilet, separate toilet rooms for each sex
need not be provided.
(ii) Urinals
may be substituted for up to half of the required number of toilets for males,
provided the urinal is installed in addition to a toilet at the same
location.
(b) A service
building shall be located not less than 15 feet and not more than 500 feet from
any site set aside for vehicles, manufactured homes, or other temporary
dwellings not provided with toilet, sink, and bathing plumbing fixtures, as in
R392-402-4(6).
(3) Service buildings shall meet
the following requirements:
(a) Each shall be
of permanent construction, meeting the requirements of Building Code.
(b) Each shall be provided with adequate
light and ventilation.
(c) Each
shall be constructed of smooth, moisture resistant finish materials to
withstand frequent washing and cleaning.
(d) Each shall be maintained in a clean and
sanitary condition.
(4)
The operator shall provide clean individual disposable towels near handwashing
sinks. Alternate hand drying methods approved by the local health officer may
be substituted for individual disposable towels.
(5) The operator shall provide soap and waste
receptacles with lids in each service building.
(6) For each toilet room within a service
building, the operator shall provide:
(a)
toilet tissue in suitable dispensers; and
(b) at least one solid, easily cleanable,
covered waste receptacle for the collection of solid waste; or
(c) at least one solid, easily cleanable,
uncovered waste receptacle and a sanitary napkin receptacle.
(7) The operator shall provide
water heating equipment capable of heating water to a minimum temperature of
110° F, and shall maintain such in proper operating condition.
(8) Each service building shall be provided
with at least one service sink or utility sink.
(9) Approaches to any service building shall
be free from obstruction.
(10)
Sinks shall be located either in the same room as toilet fixtures or
immediately adjacent to the toilet room or service building.
(11) Interior spaces intended for human
occupancy shall be provided with active or passive space heating systems
capable of maintaining an indoor temperature of not less than 68 degrees F at a
point three feet above the floor.
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