Yes, but only with a formal variance from the Chautauqua County Health Department. Any variance request must include an abatement schedule and alternate provisions to protect the safety and health of the patrons.
No, a manual shut off is required.
Yes, providing the timer is not under the control of the patron.
It is a device that allows operators to lock and unlock the timer by way of punching in a code or similar method so that a patron cannot set or reset their own time.
No, the operator should have patrons fill out the new Subpart 72-1 complaint paperwork on their next visit.
No, the DOH form must be used. However, it can be put on card-stock or half-sized, as long as it remains readable.
The operator should contact the manufacturer to get information on concentration and contact time.