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(2) SLEEP IN ANY ROOM THAT IS USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY
AS A BEAUTY SALON.

(B) COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL.

AN OWNER OR LESSEE OF A COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL MAY NOT ALLOW ANY
INDIVIDUAL TO:

(1)  USE AS A RESIDENCE ANY ROOM THAT IS USED WHOLLY
OR PARTLY AS A COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL; OR

(2)  SLEEP IN ANY ROOM THAT IS USED WHOLLY OR PARTLY
AS A COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from former Art. 56, §
479(i) and the second sentence of § 499(a).

In subsection (b) of this section, the defined term
"cosmetology school" is substituted for the former
limited references to a "school of beauty culture",
since there seemed to be no intent to exclude
postgraduate schools of cosmetology.

Defined terms: "Beauty salon" § 5-101
"Cosmetology school" § 5-101

5-609. INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

(A) RESTRICTIONS ON EMPLOYEES AND STUDENTS WITH DISEASE.

(1)  AN OWNER, LESSEE, OR MANAGER OF A BEAUTY SALON
MAY NOT KNOWINGLY:

(I)  EMPLOY IN THE BEAUTY SALON AN INDIVIDUAL
WITH AN INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAT PRESENTS A HAZARD
TO A PATRON; OR

(II)  AFTER DISCOVERING AN INDIVIDUAL HAS AN
INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAT PRESENTS A HAZARD TO A
PATRON, CONTINUE TO EMPLOY THE INDIVIDUAL IN THE BEAUTY SALON.

(2)  AN OWNER OR LESSEE OF A COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL MAY
NOT KNOWINGLY:

(I)  EMPLOY IN THE COSMETOLOGY SCHOOL AN
INDIVIDUAL WITH AN INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAT PRESENTS
A HAZARD TO A PATRON;

(II)  AFTER DISCOVERING AN INDIVIDUAL HAS AN
INFECTIOUS OR CONTAGIOUS DISEASE THAT PRESENTS A HAZARD TO A
PATRON, CONTINUE TO EMPLOY THE INDIVIDUAL IN THE COSMETOLOGY
SCHOOL;

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