Ohio § 5104.211

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§ 5104.211.

(A) The director of children and youth may periodically conduct a random sampling of

child day camps to determine compliance with section 5104.013 of the Revised Code . (B)(1) No child day camp shall fail to comply with section 5104.013 of the Revised Code in regards to a person it appoints or employs. (2) If the director determines that a camp has violated division (B)(1) of this section,

the director shall do both of the following: (a) Consider imposing a civil penalty on the camp in an amount that shall not exceed

ten per cent of the camp's gross revenues for the full month immediately preceding

the month in which the violation occurred.  If the camp was not operating for the entire calendar month preceding the month

in which the violation occurred, the penalty shall be five hundred dollars. (b) Order the camp to initiate a criminal records check of the person who is the subject

of the violation within a specified period of time. (3) If, within the specified period of time, the camp fails to comply with an order to

initiate a criminal records check of the person who is the subject of the violation

or to release the person from the appointment or employment, the director shall do

both of the following: (a) Impose a civil penalty in an amount that is not less than the amount previously imposed

and that does not exceed twice the amount permitted by division (B)(2)(a) of this

section; (b) Order the camp to initiate a criminal records check of the person who is the subject

of the violation within a specified period of time. (C) If the director determines that a child day camp has violated division (B)(1) of

this section, the director may post a notice at a prominent place at the camp that

states that the camp has failed to conduct criminal records checks of its appointees

or employees as required by section 5104.013 of the Revised Code .  Once the camp demonstrates to the department that the camp is in compliance with

that section, the director shall permit the camp to remove the notice. (D) The director may include on the web site of the department of children and youth

a list of child day camps that the director has determined to not be in compliance

with the criminal records check requirements of section 5104.013 of the Revised Code .  The director shall remove a camp's name from the list when the camp demonstrates

to the director that the camp is in compliance with that section. (E) For the purposes of divisions (C) and (D) of this section, a child day camp will

be considered to be in compliance with section 5104.013 of the Revised Code by doing any of the following: (1) Requesting that the bureau of criminal identification and investigation conduct a

criminal records check regarding the person who is the subject of the violation of

division (B)(1) of this section and, if the person does not qualify for the appointment

or employment, releasing the person from the appointment or employment; (2) Releasing the person who is the subject of the violation from the appointment or

employment. (F) The attorney general shall commence and prosecute to judgment a civil action in a

court of competent jurisdiction to collect any civil penalty imposed under this section

that remains unpaid. (G) This section does not apply to a child day camp that is an approved child day camp.

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