Utah Admin. Code R501-8-17 - Stationary Camp Sites
(1) A program
offering a stationary camp that does not provide a 24-hour outdoor group living
environment may require residential treatment licensure.
(2) An outdoor youth program that maintains a
designated building to serve a client shall be subject to fire, health, and
safety standards.
(a) A stationary outdoor
youth program camp shall be inspected by a certified fire inspector before
being occupied and on an annual basis thereafter. A copy of the inspection
shall be maintained at the outdoor youth program camp.
(b) At least one 2-A-10 BC type fire
extinguisher shall be in a group of tents within a 75- foot travel
distance.
(c) Flammable liquids may
not be used to start fires, be stored in structures that house clients, or be
stored near ignition sources. If generators are used, they will only be
refueled by staff when the generator is not running and cool to the
touch.
(d) A stationary outdoor
youth program camp shall be inspected by the local health department before
being occupied and on an annual basis thereafter. A copy of the inspection
shall be maintained at the site of the camp.
(e) Food shall be stored, prepared, and
served in a manner that is protected from contamination.
(f) Each water supply shall be from a source
that is accepted by the local health authority according to Rule R392-300,
Recreation Camp Sanitation, at the time of application and for annual renewal
of such licenses.
(g) Sewage shall
be disposed of through a public system, or in absence of a public system, in a
manner approved by the local health authority, according to Rule R392-300,
Recreation Camp Sanitation.
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