SB3087 amends the Swimming Facility Act to allow conditional licenses for non-compliant swimming facilities, extending the compliance period to 5.
SB3087 amends the Swimming Facility Act to allow the Department of Public Health or the ordinance health department to issue conditional licenses for swimming facilities that do not fully comply with the Act and its rules. The conditional license specifies the conditions for issuance, the non-compliance issues, and a compliance period of up to 5 years. The bill also increases the maximum number of consecutive annual conditional licenses from 3 to 5. This change aims to provide more time for facilities to meet compliance standards while ensuring public safety.
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