Nev. Admin. Code § 444.5465 - Service buildings; toilets

1. Any person providing camping spaces shall provide toilet facilities, separate for the sexes, in conveniently located buildings.

2. Flush-type toilets and hand-washing facilities must be provided unless a supply of water under adequate pressure is not available, or other conditions preclude the use of such facilities.

3. Toilet rooms, shower rooms and other service buildings must have adequate illumination, where a power source is available. The average illumination level for general seeing tasks in these rooms are to be 5 foot-candles. In the work area of laundry rooms and at mirrors in toilet rooms, a minimum of 40 foot-candles must be provided.

4. These rooms must be well ventilated with all openings screened, to exclude flying insects, and constructed of material permitting satisfactory cleaning.

5. Floors in a service building must be constructed of water-impervious material, well pitched to a floor drain. The floor must be free from cracks or uneven surfaces that interfere with proper cleaning.

6. Partitions must be raised 12 inches from the floor and must be so constructed as to be easily cleaned. All service buildings and sanitary facilities must be kept in good repair.

7. There must be a minimum of one toilet for each sex for every 10 camping spaces or major fraction thereof. Urinals may be substituted for one-third of the toilets for males. A camping space used by a camping vehicle with a toilet facility is exempt from the toilet requirements if the camping space has an individual sewer connection and is used exclusively by the camping vehicle. However, in no case may there be less than one toilet provided for each sex.

8. Toilet paper must be provided at each toilet and hand towels provided in each restroom.

Notes

Nev. Admin. Code § 444.5465

Bd. of Health, Sanitation Facilities for Camping Vehicles Reg. No. 6, eff. 11-21-70-NAC A by R195-03, 1-22-2004-Substituted in revision for NAC 461A.570

NRS 439.200