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...de or device as defined in section 993.01 of the Revised Code under any of the following conditions: (1) When the amusement ride or device does not have a valid permit. (2) When the amusement ride or device is not covered by the required insurance. (3) When the amusement ride or device is in an unsafe condition that could cause a hazard to riders, employees or the public. (4) When the operatio...

...partment in accordance with rules 901:9-1-01 to 901:9-1-47 of the Administrative Code. These inspectors shall file a form provided for this purpose for every ride or device the authorized inspectors inspect. This form shall be kept on file in the amusement ride safety division of the department for a minimum of two years following the term of the permit application to that particular ride or devic...

...partment in accordance with rules 901:9-1-01 to 901:9-1-47 of the Administrative Code. These inspectors shall file a form provided for this purpose for every ride or device the authorized inspectors inspect. This form shall be kept on file in the amusement ride safety division of the department for a minimum of two years following the term of the permit application to that particular ride or devic...

...(A) Categories. As used in rules 901:9-1-04.1 and 901:9-1-04.2 of the Administrative Code, the terms have the following meanings: (1) "Low Intensity Rides" means all kiddie rides, carousels, go karts, and inflatable devices. For the purpose of this rule, kiddie rides are all rides that are primarily designed for children forty-eight inches and under. (2) "Intermediate Rides" means all rides ...

...es defined in paragraph (A) of rule 901:9-1-04.1 of the Administrative Code. (A) Inspection frequency. For each ride category in this paragraph, the minimum number of inspections during the applicable permit shall be as follows: (1) For low intensity rides, no less than once per year for which the applicable permit is valid. (2) For intermediate rides, no less than twice per year for which th...

...umbered decal as required by rule 901:9-1-01 of the Administrative Code. The number appearing on the decal shall at all times match the number on the permit. If these numbers do not coincide, or if the required decal does not appear on the ride, the ride shall be ordered stopped until proof of a valid permit is furnished. (B) All amusement rides or devices must be under the control of a compe...

...fines for violations of sections 993.01 to 993.10 of the Revised Code and rules in Chapter 901:9-1 of the Administrative Code is established. After notice and opportunity for hearing pursuant to Chapter 119. of the Revised Code, all fines are assessed on the owner of the ride and shall be paid by the owner within thirty days of receipt of notice of the fine from the director of the department. (A) The foll...

...o be posted at aquatic devices shall: (1) Be capable swimmers, and; (2) Be at least sixteen years of age, and; (3) Be certified validly and currently by one of the following entities as having completed the specified training successfully: (a) "American Red Cross" - "Lifeguard Training" or "Advanced Lifesaving," or; (b) "YMCA" - "National YMCA Lifeguard," or; (c) "Boy Scouts of America" - "BSA, Lifeguard" (with...

...o be posted at aquatic devices shall: (1) Be capable swimmers, and; (2) Be at least sixteen years of age, and; (3) Be certified validly and currently by one of the following entities as having completed the specified training successfully: (a) "American Red Cross" - "Lifeguard Training" or "Advanced Lifesaving," or; (b) "YMCA" - "National YMCA Lifeguard," or; (c) "Boy Scouts of America" - "BSA, Life...

...maintained to standards listed below: (1) Gas chlorine shall not be used for disinfection of any aquatic device. (2) If chlorine is used as a disinfectant, there shall be a residual of free chlorine in all parts of the aquatic device, maintained preferably between two and four parts per million (ppm), but not less than one ppm. (3) If bromine is used as a disinfectant, there shall be a residual...

...es, existing on or before December 31, 2011 and which are regulated pursuant to paragraph (A) of rule 901:9-1-14 of the Administrative Code, an ultraviolet disinfection system (UVDS) shall be added to their filtration system according to the following schedule: (1) All indoor aquatic devices by December 31, 2014; (2) All aquatic devices at large outdoor aquatic parks (aquatic parks with annu...

...The purpose of rules 901:9-1-01 and 901:9-1-21 to 901:9-1-41 of the Administrative Code is to set out the standards that must be met for the operation of bungee jumps. In addition to these standards, bungee jumps must also comply with all other applicable rules in Chapter 901:9 of the Administrative Code.

...As used in rules 901:9-1-42 to 901:9-1-46 of the Administrative Code: (A) "Attendant" means a person who assists the track operator with guest direction and control but is not responsible for instructing and dispatching the concession go karts. (B) "ASTM" means ASTM International. More information about ASTM and the location of their standards can be found by visiting www.astm.org. (C) "Barri...

...baseballs as described in paragraph (U)(1) of this rule shall be used. (M) Dunking machine or similar games. Persons seated on the target seat shall not use foul or offensive language and shall be properly dressed. The use of rubber, plastic, or cork balls is prohibited. (N) Cat rack. The rack may consist of one or more tiers. Shelves shall be level. Cats shall not weigh more than two pounds. Cats do not have to be...

...f these style games shall ensure: (1) The difference between the inside diameter of the rim and the outside diameter of the ball is no less than three and one-quarter inches; (2) Rims are circular; (3) Rim size is posted on the backboard; (4) The game is not called basketball; and (5) The ball's air pressure is within the manufacturer's recommended air pressure. If the ball does n...

...e provisions of division (D) of section 1711.11 of the Revised Code. (B) No group games shall be permitted to operate at any fair without first being inspected and licensed by the department, and without first being reviewed and approved by the appropriate fair board or the Ohio expositions commission in the initial year of operation, and reflected in the official minutes of such board or commission. (C) No group g...

...As used in Chapters 901:10-1 to 901:10-6 of the Administrative Code, the definitions contained in Chapter 903. of the Revised Code and the following definitions are applicable: (A) Act means the Federal Water Pollution Control Act set forth at 33 USC sections 1251 to 1387. (B) Administrator means the administrator of the United States environmental protection agency. (C) Agricultural drainage well means a class fi...

...As used in Chapters 901:10-1 to 901:10-6 of the Administrative Code, the definitions contained in Chapter 903. of the Revised Code and the following definitions are applicable: (A) "Act" means the Federal Water Pollution Control Act set forth at 33 USC sections 1251 to 1387. (B) "Administrator" means the administrator of the United States environmental protection agency. (C) "Agricultural drain...

...e, or an individual NPDES permit: (1) A person who is required to obtain both a permit to install pursuant to section 903.02 of the Revised Code and a permit to operate pursuant to section 903.03 of the Revised Code shall submit both applications for these permits simultaneously. (2) A facility that is required to obtain both an NPDES permit and a permit to operate shall be issued a sin...

... install or permit to operate if: (1) The permit application contains misleading or false information; or (2) The designs and plans fail to conform to best management practices and to the rules in this chapter or if the owner or operator fails to build the facility in accordance with design plans as approved in the permit to install or in accordance with amended and approved design plans; or...

...nce as provided by this rule and rule 901:10-1-02 of the Administrative Code. (B) As required in rule 901:10-1-06 of the Administrative Code, the livestock manager certificate will be assessed a fee of fifty dollars. Fees are assessed upon application for a certificate or renewal of certificate. A late charge of thirty dollars shall be assessed for a certificate expired more than ten days. (C) The permit to install...

...nce as provided by this rule and rule 901:10-1-02 of the Administrative Code. (B) As required in rule 901:10-1-06 of the Administrative Code, the livestock manager certificate will be assessed a fee of fifty dollars. Fees are assessed upon application for a certificate or renewal of certificate. A late charge of thirty dollars shall be assessed for a certificate expired more than ten days. (C) T...

...(A) Purpose and applicability. (1) The management and handling of manure at a major concentrated animal feeding facility, shall be conducted by or under the supervision of a person that has a current livestock manager certification and that is reasonably available to the facility. (2) No person who is a livestock manure broker shall buy, sell, or land apply annually more than four thousa...

...(A) Purpose and applicability. (1) The management and handling of manure at a major concentrated animal feeding facility, shall be conducted by or under the supervision of a person that has a current livestock manager certification and that is reasonably available to the facility. (2) No person who is a livestock manure broker shall buy, sell, or land apply annually more than four thousa...

...ation to acquire the existing permit. (1) The director shall be notified in writing by the transferor at least thirty days prior to any proposed transfer of a permit. The transferee shall inform the director that it will assume the responsibilities of the transferor. (2) The notice shall include a written agreement between the transferor and transferee containing a specific date for transfer of perm...