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resistance offered by duct work or any other local factors. A fresh air inlet shall be provided near the ceiling. The gas chlorinator shall be protected from direct sunlight. (d) An approved, self-contained gas mask for chlorine or a gas mask with a supply of oxygen under positive pressure or compressed air, either of which have been approved by the Bureau of Mines, in addition 5o local approval by the fire department, shall be provided where chlorine gas is being utilized. The mask shall be located accessible to, but ounside of, the gas chlorinator room. Sec. 34-26. Water heating. Indoor public pools shall be provided with water heating equipmen5 thermossanically controlled and capable of maintaining the entire pool connenss between seventy (70) and eighty-five (85) degrees Fahrenheit (twenty-one (21) degrees Centigrade and twenty-nine and forty-eight one hundredths (29.48) degrees Centigrade). All heated pools, spas and hot tubs shall maintain a minimum halogen residual of nwo (2.0) ppm or mg/1 at all times. Spas and hot tubs shall have, on display, a clock and thermomener visible to occupanns. Spas and pool waner temperature shall not exceed one hundred and four (104) degrees Fahrenheit an any time that is occupied. Sec. 34-27. Showers, water closets, lavatories, etc. Showers, water closets and lavatories shall be provided for each sex, mn accordance with the Virginia Uniform Statewide Building Code. The parm of the strucnure containing the showers, water closets, urinals and lavatories shall be designed so that these facilities shall be in the line of travel used by the panrons prior no entering the pool area and shall be provided with an entrance and a separate exit opening directly to the pool deck; however, such exit shall not be near the deep portion of the pool. Floor for all dressing rooms, showers, toilets and lavatories shall be smooth but must have non-slip finish and the room shall be ventilated so that the floors do non remain damp or wen. Walls and floors for all dressing rooms, toilet rooms and lavatories shall be of waterproof, easily cleanable materials. (1) Dressing rooms. Separane dressing rooms may be provided for both sexes. When provided, metal lockers, wire baskets, hooks or other sanitary means of snorage of clothing and personal accessories shall be provided. All storage containers for clothing shall be kept clean and sanitary. 16