Health Codes
Fairfax County and Related
Commonwealth of Virginia Health Codes
Commonwealth of Virginia codes.
Fairfax County codes.
The Code Of Fairfax is located on the
Municode web site. You may review the latest code on the Municode site by
scrolling down to the Chapter number using the left side navigation bar
on the page, or use the search box on the Municode site to enter the
chapter number.
Food:
CHAPTER 43.1 - Food and Food-Service Establishments - Contact information.
Health and Safety:
CHAPTER 46 - Health or Safety Menaces - Contact information
Sewage Disposal:
CHAPTER 68.1 - Individual Sewage Disposal
Facilities - Contact
information.
Pools:
CHAPTER 69.1 Water Recreation Facilities Ordinance - Contact information.
Wells:
CHAPTER 70.1 - Private Well Water
Ordinance - Contact information.
Contact us by:
Phone:
703-246-2205
TTY:
703-591-6435
Mailing Address:
Fairfax County Health Department
10777 Main Street Suite 203
Fairfax, Virginia 22030-6900
You may e-mail your comments below.
Commonwealth of Virginia Codes:
Sewage and Water Regulations:
Sewage Handling and Disposal Regulations - These are regulations
that govern septic systems, alternative onsite systems, privies
(including composting and incinerating toilets), and siting, design and
construction standards for residential and commercial onsite sewage
treatment and dispersal systems.
Private Well Regulations - The Private Well regulations contain the site and construction criteria for private (non public) wells used for residential, small business, and irrigations wells (including heat pump wells).
Alternative Discharging Sewage Treatment Regulations - Here you will find the site and performance criteria for residential systems that discharge to state waters, intermittent streams, and dry ditches.
AOSE Regulations - These are the rules governing the private sector practice and reporting requirements related to site evaluation and system design under the Sewage Handling and Disposal Regulations.
Food Establishments-
These regulations govern the construction and operation of food
establishments. Learn what is necessary to open a restaurant and what the
health department looks for during an inspection (and no, you won't find
a requirement for customers to wear shirts and shoes). Including Sanitary
Regulations for Hotels CHAPTER 431.
Summer Camps - 12 VAC 5-440.
Campgrounds - 12 VAC 5-450.
Tourist Establishment Swimming Pools and Other Public Pools - 12 VAC 5-460.
Swimming Pool Regulations Governing The Posting Of Water
Quality Results - 12 VAC 5-462.


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