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 22 (b) Waste disposed in reception areas and restrooms shall be limited to only materials which are not used in providing services to the client orpractice-related. (c) Waste disposal containers shall be kept clean. Sec. 13-148 Ear Piercing Services -Possible Exemption. Establishments which provided ear piercing services prior to the effective date of this Article and those established thereafter may be exempt from these regulations so long as the following procedures can be properly demonstrated: (a) Only piercing guns manufactured and designed to minimize contact with the client's skin and insert apre-packaged sterilized ear piercing study into the ear lobe simultaneously with piercing. (b) Only piercing guns which are made of material which is able to be disinfected are utilized. All parts of the gun in direct contact with the client's skin must be disinfected before and after use on a client. (c) Only single-use prepackaged sterilized ear piercing studs are used for each client. Sec. 13-149 Mandatory Procedures for Body Piercing, Branding, Scarifying, Permanent Color and Tattoo. (a) A practitioner or any person performing any of the services regulated by this Article is prohibited from providing any services or from working at a place of business while having a disease or condition which has been diagnosed by a licensed medical physician to be in a communicable or transmissible form. (b) A practitioner or any person performing any of the services regulated by this Article shall not diagnose or treat any suspected communicable disease or condition or knowingly provide services on clients with communicable diseases or conditions. (c) A practitioner or any person performing any of the services regulated by this Article who provides services or works in a place of business while diagnosed with or suspected of having acquired an immunodeficiency virus and related immunodeficiency conditions or the hepatitis B virus shall observe and follow all current Center for Disease Control (CDC) standards for public service workers regarding personal protective equipment and disposal of blood or bodily fluid contaminated articles, tools and equipment. This includes practitioners, technicians and employees providing services to clients who have been diagnosed with or are suspected of having an immunodeficiency virus, related conditions or the hepatitis B virus. (d) All practitioners, technicians and employees shall observe and follow thorough had washing with soap and water or equivalent hand washing products before and after serving each client and as needed to prevent cross contamination and/or transmission of body fluids, infections or exposure to service related wastes or chemicals. (e) All practitioners, technicians and employees shall cleanse the client's skin, excluding the areas surrounding the eyes, by washing with a FDA registered antiseptic solution applied with a clean single-use paper product before and after piercing the client's skin.