A. A telephone, readily accessible, with the numbers of available resuscitator services, ambulance, police and other emergency services conspicuously posted and maintained on or near the telephone;

B. A manager, supervisor or attendant who is qualified with a current certificate of the American Red Cross standard first-aid course, or its equivalent as approved by the health officer;

C. A standard ten-unit or twenty-four-unit first-aid kit as approved by the health officer;

D. Rescue and lifesaving equipment as may be required under the particular circumstances or physical conditions of each resort and approved by the health officer. Such equipment may include but not be limited to square-sterned boats, paddle boards, rescue tubes, buoys, or rings with heaving lines or water scopes. (Ord. 4883-NS § 1 Exhibit A, Ch. 4 Art. 5 § 2, 1976)