Minnesota HF2147 establishes requirements for hot water pools on rental properties, exempting them from public pool regulations.

Minnesota HF2147 amends state statutes to set specific requirements for hot water pools on rental properties, such as houseboats. These pools are exempt from public pool regulations but must adhere to certain conditions. The water temperature must not exceed 106 degrees Fahrenheit, and the pool must meet water quality standards for chlorine or bromine, pH, and alkalinity. Additionally, renters must be informed that the pool is exempt from certain sanitary requirements and use it at their own risk. Local governments are prohibited from imposing additional restrictions on these pools.

Minnesota HF2147 establishes requirements for hot water pools on rental properties, exempting them from public pool regulations.

Minnesota HF2147 amends state statutes to set specific requirements for hot water pools on rental properties, such as houseboats. These pools are exempt from public pool regulations but must adhere to certain conditions. The water temperature must not exceed 106 degrees Fahrenheit, and the pool must meet water quality standards for chlorine or bromine, pH, and alkalinity. Additionally, renters must be informed that the pool is exempt from certain sanitary requirements and use it at their own risk. Local governments are prohibited from imposing additional restrictions on these pools.