Oregon Administrative Code

333-028-0230 School-Based Health Center Program: Application and Certification Process; Renewal (1) An individual with legal authority to act on behalf of the entity that administers a SBHC may apply for certification of a SBHC by submitting a SBHC Certification Application to th…

333-028-0234 School-Based Health Center Program: Required Training At least one representative from a SBHC must attend a SBHC orientation, provided by the program, within one year of the program’s approval of the SBHC’s certification application. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 41…

333-028-0238 School-Based Health Center Program: Transfer of Medical Sponsorship (1) A certified SBHC that wishes to transfer medical sponsorship to a new entity must submit a Transfer of Medical Sponsorship Application to provide medical oversight. (2) The program will review Tr…

333-028-0240 School-Based Health Center Program: Verification (1) The program shall conduct one on-site verification review of each approved SBHC within one year of application approval to determine compliance with SBHC certification requirements. (2) After the initial on-site ve…

333-028-0250 School-Based Health Center Program: Compliance (1) A SBHC must notify the program within 20 calendar days of any change that brings the SBHC out of compliance with the certification requirements. A SBHC must submit a waiver to the program that includes an explanation…

333-028-0260 School-Based Health Center Program: Funding Criteria for Certified SBHCs (1) The program is required, under ORS 413.225 to provide funds for the expansion and continuation of certified school-based health centers. (2) A SBHC that is certified by the program is eligib…

333-028-0270 School-Based Health Center Program: Funding Criteria for SBHC Planning Communities (1) The program is required to direct funds to communities planning for certified school-based health centers and will do so through a competitive grant proposal process for one or two…

333-028-0280 School-Based Health Center Program: Funding Criteria for Incentive Funds (1) The program shall award grant funding to communities with certified SBHCs through a competitive grant proposal process in order to incentivize: (a) Increasing the number of SBHCs as state-re…

333-028-0300 Local School Dental Sealant Programs: Purpose (1) The Oregon Health Authority (Authority), Public Health Division, Oral Health Program (Program) supports communities in improving the oral health of the school-age population through evidence-based best practices withi…

333-028-0310 Local School Dental Sealant Programs: Definitions (1) "Authority" means the Oregon Health Authority. (2) "Authority approved isolation device" means an Authority approved dental isolation device used to assist the dental hygienist in isolating teeth and using suction…

333-028-0320 Local School Dental Sealant Programs: Certification Requirements To be certified, a Local School Dental Sealant Program (SDSP) must meet all requirements for certification. During a declared state of emergency or public health emergency, the Oregon Health Authority (…

333-028-0330 Local School Dental Sealant Programs: Certification and Recertification Process (1) Certification by the Oregon Health Authority (Authority) is required before dental sealants may be provided in a school setting. (2) Only an individual with authority to act on behalf…

333-028-0340 Local School Dental Sealant Programs: Verification Review (1) The Oregon Health Authority, Public Health Division, Oral Health Program (Program) shall conduct an administrative verification review each school year for each certified Local School Dental Sealant Progra…

333-028-0350 Local School Dental Sealant Programs: Compliance (1) A Local School Dental Sealant Program (SDSP) must notify the Oregon Health Authority, Public Health Division, Oral Health Program (Program) within 10 business days of any change that brings the Local SDSP out of co…

333-029-0005 Purpose These rules adopted pursuant to the provisions of ORS 446.330, prescribe the requirements for the construction and operation of travelers’ accommodations and hostels. They are for the purpose of protecting the health and welfare of persons using those facilit…

333-029-0010 Adoption by Reference Outside standards, listings, and publications referred to in these rules are by reference made a part of this division. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 446.330 Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 183.355 History: HD 5-1985, f. & ef. 4-25-85 HD 1-1978…

333-029-0015 Definitions As used in these rules unless otherwise required by context: (1) "Administrator" means the Assistant Director for Oregon Health Authority, Public Health Division. (2) "Approval or Approved" means approved in writing. (3) "Division" means Health Services o…

333-029-0020 Licensure Required No person shall operate, manage, or maintain any travelers’ accommodation or hostel without first: (1) Making application for a license; (2) Paying the license application fee; and (3) Securing a license from the issuing authority. (4) All licenses…

333-029-0025 Plans Required No person may construct, enlarge, or alter any travelers' accommodation or hostel without first: (1) Submitting complete plans and specifications of the proposed construction, enlargement, or alteration to the issuing authority; and (2) Securing plan a…

333-029-0035 Supervision The operator of a travelers’ accommodation or hostel shall be available on the premises while it is open for use. In lieu thereof, there shall be posted on the premises the name and location of the operator or his representative who shall be responsible f…

333-029-0040 General Sanitation All buildings, other facilities, equipment, fixtures, furnishings and the premises of travelers’ accommodations and hostels shall be kept clean, in good repair, and maintained so as to protect the health, safety, and well being of persons using tho…

333-029-0045 Air Volume, Heat, Light, and Ventilation for Hostels (1) Each dormitory must: (a) Have a ceiling height of not less than seven feet, six inches; and (b) Have not less than 375 cubic feet of air volume and 50 square feet of usable floor area for each occupant. NOTE: I…

333-029-0050 Toilet, Lavatory, and Bath Facilities (1) At least one toilet, lavatory, and bath must be provided for each five lodging units or fraction thereof where the individual lodging units are not provided such facilities. The required number of sanitary fixtures must be in…

333-029-0060 Solid Waste (1) A minimum of one water-tight, non-absorbent and easily washable waste receptacle must be provided in each lodging unit. Such receptacle shall be kept clean and in good repair. (2) Solid waste must be collected daily from rooms and areas used by guests…

333-029-0065 Vector Control (1) Vector control measures shall be employed to prevent vector infestations in travelers’ accommodations and hostels. (2) Insect and rodent control measures to safeguard public health and to prevent nuisance to the public shall be applied. Developed a…

333-029-0070 Spa and Swimming Pools Any spa or swimming pool located at or operated in connection with a travelers' accommodation or hostel must comply with the respective Oregon Public Health Division rules: (1) For Public Spa Pools, OAR 333-062-0005 through 333-062-0185; and (2…

333-029-0075 Water Supply Systems (1) Definitions applicable to this rule: (a) “Maximum Contaminant Level (MCL)” means the maximum allowable level of a contaminant in water for consumption delivered to the users of a system, except in the case of turbidity where the maximum allow…

333-029-0076 Temporary Water Quality Variance The Division may grant a temporary variance from requirements of OAR 333-029-0075 by continuing or re-issuing previously issued certificates or licenses where: (1) Failure to comply with such rule requirements is due to failure of a c…

333-029-0080 Sewage Disposal (1) Travelers' accommodations and hostels must provide an adequate and safe sewerage system. (2) Sewage and waste water must be disposed of into a public sewerage system in a manner approved by the Department of Environmental Quality. (3) All sewerage…

333-029-0090 Bedding and Linen (1) Conventional mattress covers or pads shall be used for protection of mattresses and shall be kept clean. (2) All sheets, pillowcases, towels, and washcloths shall be freshly laundered before they are furnished to new guests or occupants of renta…

333-029-0095 Fire Safety (1) Portable fire extinguishers shall be provided in travelers’ accommodations and hostels. Such fire extinguishers shall: (a) Have a minimum rating of 2A:10B:C; (b) Be located so as to require no more than 75 feet of travel distance to an extinguisher. (…

333-029-0100 Chemical and Physical Hazards (1) Cleaning equipment and supplies, all insecticides, chemicals, paints, and other toxic substances shall be kept isolated from guests and stored so as to prevent contamination of clothing, toweling, and bedding materials. All applicati…

333-029-0105 Food Services (1) Eating and drinking facilities, commissaries, mobile units and vending machine operated in conjunction with traveler’s accommodations and hostels shall be operated in compliance with the Authority’s Food Sanitation Rules OAR 333-150-0000. (2) All mu…

333-029-0110 Lodging Unit Kitchens (1) Lodging unit kitchens shall have: (a) A sink suitable for dishwashing with hot and cold water. Hot water shall be at not less than one hundred forty degrees (140o) F.; (b) A refrigerator capable of maintaining a temperature of forty-five deg…

333-029-0115 Fees Every applicant for a Travelers’ Accommodation or Hostel license shall pay a fee of $100 unless another fee has been specified by the local public health authority. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 446.321 Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 446.310 - 446.350 & 446.99…

333-029-0120 Variance (1) The Division may grant a variance from the requirements of OAR 333-029-0005 through 333-029-0110 (except when in conflict with other Administrative Rules of the Division or other State Agencies) as follows: (a) Where it is demonstrated to the satisfactio…

333-029-0130 Civil Penalties In accordance with ORS 446.348, the Assistant Director for Health will use the following schedule to impose civil penalties for violations of rules for travelers’ accommodations and hostels: (1) Violations of any requirement stated within any part of …

333-030-0005 Purpose These rules prescribe the requirements for the construction, operation and use of organizational camps. They are for the purpose of protecting the health and welfare of persons using these camps. Various types of activities are found in organizational camps a…

333-030-0010 Adoption by Reference Outside standards, listings and publications referred to in these rules are by reference made a part of these rules as if fully set forth. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 446.330 Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 446.310 - 446.350 History: PH 9-200…

333-030-0015 Definitions As used in these rules unless otherwise required by context: (1) "Administrator" means the Public Health Director of the Oregon Health Authority or designee. (2) "Ancillary activity" means an individual or group using the camp facilities in a manner unrel…

333-030-0020 Licensing Required (1) No person shall establish, operate, manage or maintain an organizational camp without first securing a license from the Division or the local public health authority. Either the landlord or tenant may be issued a license for an organizational c…

333-030-0023 Delegation of Duties (1) A landlord may enter into a contract to delegate specific duties to a tenant for the term of the rental or lease of all or part of an organizational camp. The duties that may be delegated to a tenant through contract are: (a) OAR 333-030-0050…

333-030-0025 Application (1) An application for a license, accompanied by the required fee, must be made upon forms provided by the Division or local public health authority at least 30 days prior to opening an organizational camp. (2) Thirty days prior to any change of license h…

333-030-0030 Required Fees Every applicant for an Organizational Camp license shall pay a fee of $100 unless another fee has been specified by the local public health authority. Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 446.330 Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 446.321 History: PH 29-2019, am…

333-030-0035 Renewal of License (1) Application for renewal licenses must be submitted on the forms supplied by the Division or local public health authority and must be accompanied by the required fee. (2) Renewal licenses may be issued upon determination of substantial complian…

333-030-0040 Plans (1) No person shall construct, enlarge or alter any organizational camp or convert the use of an existing structure to an organizational camp without first securing appropriate permits. A copy of a building plan approval or building permits issued by the buildi…

333-030-0050 Sleeping Space (1) Each permanent sleeping unit must have: (a) For fire safety, at least 30 inches (760 mm) of walking space between beds or sleeping bags placed on the floor. (b) At least 30 inches (760 mm) separation between the heads of sleepers must be provided f…

333-030-0055 Bathing, Handwashing and Toilet Facilities (1) Facilities for toileting, bathing and handwashing must: (a) Be illuminated for cleaning; (b) Be ventilated by mechanical or natural means; (c) Have floors that are smooth, impervious and easily cleanable; (d) Have an eff…

333-030-0060 Laundry Facilities (1) Laundry facilities, when provided, must be located in areas separate from sleeping units, food preparation areas and unpackaged food storage. (2) Laundry facilities must be kept clean and well maintained. (3) All clean linen must be stored in c…

333-030-0065 Solid Waste (1) Solid waste must be disposed of in a manner, which complies with the applicable rules of the Department of Environmental Quality, OAR chapter 340, divisions 93, 94, 95 and 96. (2) Solid waste must be stored in individual garbage containers, storage bi…