The term “barrier” includes a natural or constructed topographic feature that prevents children from accessing not a pool and, in the case of a spa, a lockable cover. The term “main drain” refers to a submerged suction outlet, usually located at the bottom of a pool or spa, to direct water to a circulation pump. 1. a combination of persons or entities carrying on the same enterprise or a particular commercial or speculative enterprise or enterprise, where all contribute to a unit trust or place their holdings of certain shares or other securities in the hands and control of a managing member or committee in order to eliminate competition between the different members of the pool; either to establish a monopoly or to control prices or prices by the weight and power of their combined capital, or to increase or depress the prices of POOL 913 on the stock exchange, or simply with a view to the good conduct of an enterprise too large for the capital of an individual member and an agreement on the sharing of profits or losses between the members, either uniformly or proportionately. Moreover, a similar combination, which does not involve the idea of pooled or contributed capital, but simply the elimination of destructive competition between members through an agreement to share or share the profits of a particular company or company, such as a contract between two or more competing railways, to avoid “wars of interest” and (usually) to maintain fixed tariffs, and to divide their freight transportation revenues into fixed shares. See Green v. Higham, 101 MB. 333, 61 pp. W.
708; Mollyneaux v. Wittenberg, 39 Neb. 547, 58 N. W. 205; Kilbouru v. Thompson, 103 U. pp. 195, 26 L. Ed. 377; American Biscuit Co. v.
Klotz (C. C.) 44 Fed. 725; U. S. v. Trans- Missouri Freight Ass`n, 58 Fed. 65, 7 C. C. A. 15, 24 L.
It. A. 73. In various methods of play, a “pool” is a sum of money made up of the stakes of different people, which are then wagered as a bet for a race, game or other competition, and the winnings (if any) are divided proportionally among the participants in the pool. Or it is a sum composed in the same way of the contributions of several people, each of whom then makes his guess or prediction about the event of a future competition or danger in order to better take the whole pool. See Ex parte Powell. 43 Tex. Cr. R. 391. 66 pp.
v. 298; Com. v. Ferry, 140 Mass. 203, 15 N. E. 484; James v. Staat, 03 Bn 24S; Lacey v. Palmer, 93 Va.
159, 24 pp. E. 930, 31 L. It. A. 822. 57 am. 795; People v. Me- Cue, 87 App. Div.
72, 83 N. Y. Supp. 1088. 3. A body of stagnant water, without power or problems, that has accumulated in a natural basin or depression in the earth and has not been artificially formed. CONSOLIDATION OF CONTRACTS. agreements between competing railways for the sharing of traffic or for a proportional distribution of their revenues in a pool or investment fund. 15 Fed. 067, note See POOL.
“Agent” means a legally authorized representative of the Owner. “Spa” means a recreational or therapeutic hydrotherapy unit that is not emptied, cleaned or filled after each use. It may include, but is not limited to, units designed for the circulation of hydrojet, hot water, cold water, mineral bath, air induction bubbles or any combination thereof. General terminology for a spa includes, but is not limited to, therapeutic pool, hydrotherapy pool, spa, spa, and spa. “Pool” or “Pool” means any structure, pool chamber or reservoir located indoors or outdoors that contains an artificial body of water intended for swimming, wading pool, diving or recreational swimming, including spas and spas, and with a water depth of 24 inches or more at any time. “Public pool” means any pool or spa, other than a private residential pool or spa, that is intended to be shared by several persons for swimming or bathing and that is operated by a single person, whether as owner, lessee, operator or concessionaire, whether or not such use is subject to a fee. The term “public pool” includes, but is not limited to, tourist facilities, pools owned or operated by a condominium, private club or association of persons, dwelling or association of persons. The term “public pool” does not include insulated leg tanks and showers used exclusively for therapeutic purposes. The term “pool” or “spa” means any outdoor or indoor structure intended for swimming or recreational swimming, including underground and aboveground structures, and includes non-portable spas, spas, portable spas and wading pools. “Private Residential Pool” means any pool or spa located on private residential property under the control of the owner or tenant, the use of which is limited to swimming or bathing by family members of the owner or tenant or their guests. “Owner” means any person who owns, rents or intends to own or rent a public swimming pool.
Supported by Black`s Law Dictionary, Free 2nd ed., and The Law Dictionary. Article 2052(10) of that title, referred to in paragraph 8, was renamed § 2052(15) of that title by Pub. L. 110-314, Title II, § 235(b), 4), 14 August 2008, 122 Stat. 3074. Section valid on date 1 day after December 19, 2007, see article 1601 of the Pub. L. 110-140, as a note under article 1824 of title 2, The Congress. The following words and terms, when used in this chapter, have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. “Commissioner” means the State Health Commissioner or his subordinate to whom powers have been delegated under Article 12VAC5-462-40.
The term “State” has the meaning given to it in Article 2052(10)[1] of this Title and includes the Northern Mariana Islands. For purposes of eligibility for grants approved under Section 8004 of this title, this term also includes any political subdivision of a state. 2011 – para. 8). S. 112–10 inserted at the end “For the purposes of eligibility for grants approved under Article 8004 of this Title, this term also includes any political subdivision of a State.” “Tourist Establishment” means any tourist establishment such as hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, campgrounds or summer camps regulated by the State Ministry of Health. “Free disinfectant” means the measurable amount of chlorine or bromine that remains in the water after disinfection. The term “safety vacuum release system” means a vacuum release system capable of triggering vacuum at a suction outlet caused by the occurrence of high vacuum due to blocking the suction outlet. “District Health Department” means a consolidation of local health departments pursuant to Virginia Code Section 32.1-31C. The term “Commission” refers to the Consumer Product Safety Commission.