Douglas County Rules and Regulations for Body Art - Cobb ...

(2) The department may approve up to a twelve (12) month period from the date of
application for compliance of physical facilities of existing establishments;
provided however that no exemptions will be granted for circumstances
presenting an immediate threat to public health such as lack of potable water,
toilet facilities, waste disposal, adequate lighting, adequate sinks, and universal
precautions.
(3) Body artists operating at the date of adoption of these rules must be certified in
Bloodborne Pathogens/Universal Precautions and Basic First Aid certification
within six (6) months of the adoption date.
h.) Temporary Body Art Facilities
(1) A Temporary facility permit and/or license may be issued for Body Art services
provided outside of the physical site of a facility registered with the department
for the purpose of product demonstration or in connection with Body Art
conventions or industry trade shows.
(2) A Temporary Body Art Establishment permit may be obtained by the operator of
a body art establishment after submitting an application for a temporary facility.
The application must contain the location, the operating days, hours of operation
of the temporary facility, and the plans/description of the temporary facility.
(3) Temporary facility permits will not be issued unless:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
The applicant is a minimum of eighteen (18) years of age and
demonstrates to the department his/her successful compliance with
all training, disclosure, consent and educational requirements of
this Body Art Regulation.
Application for a permit and/or license for the practitioner and/or
temporary facility has been submitted for review by the
department, at least thirty (30) days prior to the event.
The applicant has paid all required fees set by the department.
(4) If the applicant is currently registered with the department, then only a temporary
facility permit is required.
(5) The following criteria pertains to temporary facilities permitting and licensing:
(i)
No permit and/or license for a temporary body art establishment
may be issued for more than seven (7) consecutive days.
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