An adult-sized changing table is shown at Natchez Trace State Park in Tennessee. | Tennessee Department of Environment and ConservationAn adult-sized changing table is shown at Natchez Trace State Park in Tennessee. | Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation
An adult-sized changing table is shown at Natchez Trace State Park in Tennessee. | Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation

Adult changing tables now required for some businesses

Published on March 27, 2024 at 11:29 am
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Some businesses will be required to outfit their restrooms with adult changing tables under legislation that received final approval Tuesday from the Jacksonville City Council.

Council voted 17-0 for Ordinance 2023-0780, which establishes that changing tables must be installed in businesses that provide six or more toilets. The ordinance applies only to new construction or significant renovations. 

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The ordinance is modeled on an international building code that is expected to be adopted by the state in the next scheduled update of its codes, set for 2026. 

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