All tanning facilities located and operated in the Town of Franklin
shall be licensed by the Board of Health.
The Board of Health shall inspect each tanning facility within 30 days
of licensure and every six months thereafter or when deemed necessary by the
Board.
No access shall be granted to a tanning device until the facility has
been granted a license from the Board of Health.
The Board of Health may revoke a license for failure to comply with
a written order after seven days. An appeal of the revocation is made to the
Department of Public Health.
A tanning facility must provide every patron a written statement of
warning and post a notice in a conspicuous place in every area where a device
is used.
There shall be a knowledgeable operator present at all times to assist
the patron and to provide sanitized protective eyewear and towels. Use of
common towels prohibited.
The tanning device will be protected so that the interior temperature
does not exceed 100° F., and the timer shall have an accuracy of plus
or minus 10%.
The Department of Public Health may promulgate regulations necessary
for the implementation of this statute.
The Board of Health members or the local health agent shall have access,
at all reasonable times, to any tanning facility for the purpose of conducting
an investigation.
Permits shall be renewable on an annual basis, expiring June 30, with
a fee of $50.
This regulation shall become effective July 1, 1991.