HAR §17-892.2-65. Toilet and lavatory facilities

Toilet and lavatory facilities shall be of a type determined by the availability of water under pressure. Approved facilities, water or non-water carriage, shall be provided for disposal of sewage and other liquid wastes. The following conditions shall apply: (1) Where a public sewer is available, all plumbing fixtures and building sewers shall be connected thereto; (2) Where a public sewer is not available, a private sewage disposal system of an approved type shall be installed and connected to all plumbing fixtures and building sewers; (3) Where water sewage disposal means are not available or feasible, sewage and other liquid wastes shall be disposed in a manner approved by the health authority; (4) Where water carried sewage disposal is available, water flush toilets shall be provided. Indoor toilets shall be located in rooms separate from those used for cooking, sleeping, or eating; (5) Where water carried sewage disposal is not available, privies shall be used in 892.2-57 §17-892.2-65 accordance with local sanitary requirements and shall be designed with step stools or with holes sized to the age group; (6) If toilet training chairs are provided for use by children, the toilet training chairs shall be emptied promptly and sanitized after use; (7) Lavatories shall be provided in quantities commensurate with toilet facilities. Hot water temperatures shall not exceed one hundred degrees Fahrenheit, thirty-eight degrees Celsius, at outlets accessible to children; and (8) Toilet facilities shall be child sized, or safe, sturdy step stools shall be provided to allow standard sized toilets and lavatories to be used. [Eff JUN 16 2024] (Auth: HRS §346-162) (Imp: HRS §346-162; 42 U.S.C. §§2002, 2005) **