Forms & Permits: Body Art, Massage, Pools
Body Art
A body art practitioner with a Practitioner Registration issued from any other jurisdiction within California has limited reciprocity. This is intended to allow the Practitioner to practice within this county and any other county in California for 5 consecutive days, but no more than 15 days total, in a calendar year.
A valid Body Art Practitioner Registration will either have an issue date on or after July 1, 2012 or compliance with AB 300 is noted on the registration by the issuing jurisdiction.
Massage Businesses
Environmental Health Services (EHS) is responsible for inspecting massage businesses in unincorporated areas of San Mateo County.
Adhering to the Massage Business Ordinance, the County is responsible for providing a safer, more lawful work environment that contributes to a healthier community.
New Massage Businesses
If you are a new owner or business, please review this process before submitting an application:
Massage Business Registration Process
Once you have reviewed the Registration Process, please see the below forms and regulations:
Keeping Your Public Pool Clean
School, hotel, apartment, condominium, and homeowner association swimming pools are considered public and are inspected by Environmental Health staff twice each year.
- Recreational Health Review Process
- Pool and Spa Replastering and Remodeling Requirements
- Pool Construction Inspection Checklist (Sample)
- 2018 Pool Code
- Pool Closure Criteria
- Pool Chemical Recording Chart
- Pool and Spa Demolition Procedures
- How to Respond to a Fecal Accident
- Pool and Spa Safety Signs
- Pool/Spa Self Inspection Checklist
- Pool and Spa Application
- VGB Replacement Flow Chart
- Public Swimming Pool or Spa Variance Request Application Packet
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