Salt Lake Valley Health Department

Adopted Health Regulations

Environmental Health Services

The following Regulations, Guidelines and Documents have been adopted by the Board of Health.

Number	Title Of Regulation	Print Version
Document SLVHD	Adjudicative Hearing Procedures
19	Body Art Facilities Regulation	X
32	Chemically Contaminated Properties Regulation	X
32 Temporary***	Temporary Amendment to Regulation #32 ***	X
21	Community Noise Pollution Control Regulation	X
34	Correctional Institutions and Community Correctional Centers Regulation	X
20	Cosmetology Facilities Regulation	X
02	Design, Construction, and Operation of Pools Regulation	X
R392-302	Design, consturction, and Operation of Pools (State of Utah)
R392-200	Design, Construction, Operation, Sanitation, and Safety of Schools (State of Utah)	X
28	Diesel Vehicle Inspection / Maintenance Program Regulation	X
33	Fluoridation in Public Water Supplies	X
05	Food Sanitation Regulation	X
07	General Sanitation Regulation	X
03	Housing Regulation	X
11	Individual Water Systems Regulation	X
18	Massage Facilities Regulation	X
04	Public Lodging Facilities Regulation	X
35	Residential Childcare Food Service Regulation	X
Document S.B.49	Second Hand Smoke Amendments
01	Solid Waste Management and Permitting	X
31	Standards and Procedures for Adoption of Health Regulation
12	Subdivision Regulation	X
25	Tanning Facilities Regulation	X
17	Temporary Mass Gatherings Regulation	X
R392-510	Utah Indoor Clean Air Act, Rule (State of Utah)	X
R392-510 Statute	Utah Indoor Clean Air Act, Statute (State of Utah)
22A	Vehicle Inspection / Maintenance Program Regulation	X
13	Waste Water Disposal Regulation	X
14	Watershed Regulation	X

***On January 19, 2010, the Salt Lake Valley Board of Health enacted a temporary amendment to Health Regulation #32, Chemically Contaminated Properties Regulation to implement a change in the decontamination standard for methamphetamine. On December 22, 2009, the Utah Department of Health enacted an amendment to Utah Administrative Code Rule R392-6200, changing the decontamination standard for methamphetamine from 0.1 ug/100 cm sq to 1.0 ug/100cm sq.

These circumstances require a temporary amendment to Health Regulation #32, to establish consistency with the state rule, and pending a formal substantive amendment of Health Regulation #32 following a public comment period and public hearing. This temporary regulation will expire no later than 120 days after the regulation's effective date.