NDAC ch. 33-29-01 (Pool Facilities) water-quality rules for public and semipublic pools and spas; no state pool license. Enforced by Local public health units (e.g., Bismarck Public Health); state rule issued under NDCC 23-01-03. Checked on the primary source; the state record was last reviewed 2026-11-12.
NDAC 33-29-01 (sections dated 1985, amended 1993) sets water-quality rules for public, semipublic, special-use pools and spas: 200 colonies per mL cap, clarity, 1 mg/L minimum free chlorine, three-year records. Inspection and closure sections were repealed April 1, 1993; the more stringent local rule controls. Confirm local inspection with the AHJ.
Source: primary document
Statewide layer. County and city amendments sit on top; confirm the local office for the address.
In force, nothing scheduled
The federal Virginia Graeme Baker Pool and Spa Safety Act (drain covers and anti-entrapment) applies to every public pool alongside the state rule below.
These apply when the building has the equipment or fits the type named. The frequency is the standard one; your local official can set a stricter one, so confirm it for the address.
NDAC ch. 33-29-01 (Pool Facilities) water-quality rules for public and semipublic pools and spas; no state pool license. NDAC 33-29-01 (sections dated 1985, amended 1993) sets water-quality rules for public, semipublic, special-use pools and spas: 200 colonies per mL cap, clarity, 1 mg/L minimum free chlorine, three-year records. Inspection and closure sections were repealed April 1, 1993; the more stringent local rule controls. Confirm local inspection with the AHJ.
Local public health units (e.g., Bismarck Public Health); state rule issued under NDCC 23-01-03.
Nothing is scheduled. The rule above stays in force until the state adopts a newer edition or amends the program; AHJ Radar re-checks the source weekly.
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