What are the fines for not having proper running water in a barbershop?

The fines for not having proper running water in a barbershop are established by state regulations to ensure health and safety standards are met in all licensed facilities. Proper running water is essential for sanitation, which is a fundamental requirement for any barbershop. This is particularly important because barbers are required to maintain cleanliness in their practice, including hygiene practices for both tools and client care.

The specified fines of $100, $250, and $500 reflect the seriousness with which state authorities treat violations of this nature. The tiered structure of the fines often indicates that the first offense may incur a smaller fine, while repeat offenses can result in more substantial fines. This approach not only encourages compliance but also emphasizes the importance of maintaining proper health standards in the profession. The other options do not align with common regulatory fines set by state boards and do not reflect the structured penalty process in the regulatory framework governing barbershops.