Section 25-F808. CONDITIONS OF LICENSE RETENTION - RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE LICENSEE  


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    808.1Upon receipt of a license issued by the Department, the licensee, in order to retain the license, shall comply with Subsections 808.2 through 808.6.

     

    808.2The licensee shall post a current license, valid Certificate of Occupancy, current inspection reports, and “Warning Statement” in a conspicuous location within the tanning facility as specified in Section 804.4.

     

    808.3The licensee shall comply with the provisions of these regulations and approved plans as specified in Section 806.

     

    808.4The licensee shall immediately discontinue operations and notify the Department if an imminent health hazard exists as specified in Section 906.

     

    808.5The licensee shall allow representatives of the Department access to its tanning facility as specified in Section 900.                                                         

     

    808.6The licensee shall replace existing operating systems, equipment, devices, fixtures, or furniture that do not comply with these regulations pursuant to a documented agreement with the Department requiring the operating systems,  or equipment, devices, or fixtures, furniture to be replaced with an operating system, or equipment, devices, fixtures, linens, furniture that comply with these regulations, or the Department may direct the replacement of existing operating systems, or equipment, devices, fixtures, or furniture because the equipment, devices, fixtures, or furniture constitute a public health hazard or nuisance as specified in Section 102.2.

     

    808.7The licensee shall maintain required maintenance records that reflect the manufacturer, model, and serial number of, and date each piece of tanning equipment or device was sold, leased, transferred, loaned, assembled, recertified, upgraded, installed, serviced, or repaired as specified in Section 303.4(a).

     

authority

Section 4902 of the Department of Health Functions Clarification Act of 2001 (Act), effective October 3, 2001 (D.C. Law 14-28; D.C. Official Code § 7-731(a)(8) (2008 Repl. & 2012 Supp.)) and Mayor’s Order 2007-63, dated March 8, 2007.

source

Final Rulemaking published at 60 DCR 3582 (March 15, 2013).