Vacation - Property Ingress-Engress Easement Release - off of Mami Highway approximately 400 feet south of Kern Road - Forest View Trail Vacation (2)

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Ordinance Addressing Tattoo, Body Piercing, Scarifying & Branding Establishments and Personnel Page 18 2. Single-use prepackaged sterilized instruments obtained from suppliers or manufacturers. (d) Facilities using an autoclave for instrument sterilization shall test the device on a monthly basis for functionality and thorough sterilization. Chemical and biological indicator test results shall be available at the facility at all times for inspection by designated City and/or County officials. Testing shall be conducted as follows: 1. Chemical indicators (color change) to assure sufficient temperature and proper functioning of equipment during sterilization cycle; and 2. Biological monitoring system (commercial preparation of spores) to assure all microorganisms have been destroyed and sterilization achieved. 3. Instruments approved for re-use in providing piercing services shall be cleaned prior to sterilizing by brushing or swabbing to remove foreign material or debris, rinsing then: i. Immersing in detergent and water in an ultrasonic unit that operates at 40 to 60 kilohertz, followed by a thorough rinsing and wiping; or 11. Submerging and soaking in a protein dissolving detergent/enzyme cleaner, followed by a thorough rinsing and wiping. 4. Instruments approved for re-use in providing piercing services shall be cleaned according to this section and placed in sterile bags, with color strip indicators, and sterilized by exposure to one cycle of an approved sterilizer. Sec. 13-138 Infectious Waste Containment. (a) Contaminated disposable needles or instruments shall be stored in leak-resistant puncture-resistant containers; tightly sealed to prevent expulsion; labeled with the biohazard symbol; and effectively treated in accordance with this Article prior to being stored in an unsecured area and sent for final disposal. (b) Infectious wastes which are not contaminated sharps or objects that could potentially become contaminated sharps shall be place in containers that meet the following requirements: 1. Impervious to moisture. 2. Sufficient strength and thickness to prevent expulsion. 3. Secured to prevent leakage expulsion. 4. Labeled with the biohazard symbol. 5. Effectively treated in accordance with this regulation prior to being place in an unsecured area and sent for final disposal. (c) If infectious waste is stored prior to final disposal, all persons subject to this rule shall store infectious waste in a secure area which: 1. Is locked or otherwise secured to eliminate access by exposure to the general public.