Permits biological filtration systems in water recreational facilities at lodging establishments with 15 or fewer sleeping rooms.

South Dakota HB1299 allows lodging establishments with 15 or fewer sleeping rooms to apply for a permit to use biological filtration systems in their water recreational facilities. These systems, approved by the department, use natural processes like plants and beneficial bacteria. The permit is valid for one year and requires annual inspections. If an establishment fails an inspection, the permit is revoked and they cannot reapply for a year. The bill also sets out application requirements, reapplication procedures, and water quality testing procedures.

Permits biological filtration systems in water recreational facilities at lodging establishments with 15 or fewer sleeping rooms.

South Dakota HB1299 allows lodging establishments with 15 or fewer sleeping rooms to apply for a permit to use biological filtration systems in their water recreational facilities. These systems, approved by the department, use natural processes like plants and beneficial bacteria. The permit is valid for one year and requires annual inspections. If an establishment fails an inspection, the permit is revoked and they cannot reapply for a year. The bill also sets out application requirements, reapplication procedures, and water quality testing procedures.