…public accommodation and commercial facilities be readily accessible to, and usable by, individuals with disabilities, including recreation facilities like playgrounds. Resources Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Website You have completed the Petting Zoo Safety walkthrough. Use the buttons below to print out a checklist for this topic, return to the Walkthroughs overview page or access additional related content from the…
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Agritourism Laws Some states have enacted legislation that limits your liability if you are conducting agritourism activities on your property. The National AgLaw Center Research website has a section on “State Agritourism Statutes”.1 However, it is noted on the website that it is updated every six months, so keep in mind that laws do change and new ones are enacted….
Electrical Safety Most insurance companies utilize The National Electric Code – NFPA 70 when reviewing electrical installations. The majority of the issues found on agritourism locations include temporary wiring issues, lack of GFCI outlets, inappropriate use of extension cords, and not using appropriately rated weather proof components outside. Life Safety Most insurance companies utilize the Life Safety Code – NFPA…
Review Picture Loading Picture… Review Question Question: Should these chemicals and pharmaceuticals be stored in a locked area that is not accessible to guests? Yes No Yes, they should be stored in a locked area. Correction Storage areas with guest access are kept free of hazardous materials. Additional Guidelines and Recommendations These areas are supervised by adults when visitors are…
…can get hurt by children using the equipment. Additional Guidelines and Recommendations Sandboxes are best located away from play equipment. Sandboxes are constructed to permit drainage. Sandboxes are covered with a lid or other type of covering when not in use. Replace sand as often as necessary to prevent the transmission of disease and keep it free of foreign materials….
…are securely fixed and regularly inspected/maintained. Free standing flexible climbers are not recommended for toddlers or preschool children. Spacing between horizontal and vertical components of a climbing grid do not form entrapment hazards. Previous Next Slide Navigation Climbing / Overhead Walkthrough Conclusion Climbing / Overhead Walkthrough 7 Climbing / Overhead Walkthrough 6 Climbing / Overhead Walkthrough 5 Climbing / Overhead…
…and children running between activities. Heavily used equipment should be located in different areas to prevent crowding. Activities that may present a hazard (paint ball, horseshoes, etc.) are designed so visitors cannot inadvertently wander into the area. Use zones are kept free of objects and debris that children could trip over, run into or fall on top of and be…
…non-toxic plants. Additional Guidelines and Recommendations All toxic plants (poison ivy, poison sumac, etc.) are removed, and the area is inspected regularly to ensure it remains free of toxic plants.1 Grass is kept short and grounds are designed with proper drainage to eliminate stagnant water. Resources 1 Common Plants: What’s Poisonous and What’s Not Previous Next Slide Navigation Location &…
…obstacles and kept free of clutter and debris. Previous Next Slide Navigation Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough Conclusion Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 9 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 8 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 7 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 6 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 5 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 4 Walkways, Surfaces & Structures Walkthrough 3…