Order No. 249 of the Minister of Health and Medical Industry validating the Sanitary and Epidemiological Standards for Communal and Social Facilities.

Sanitary and Epidemiological Standards for Public and Community Facilities formally enact mandatory sanitary standards and assigns responsibility for oversight and enforcement. The rules apply to the design, construction, reconstruction, placement, equipment, and operation of facilities intended for public and community use, regardless of ownership form.
The sanitary rules establish general requirements aimed at protecting public health, covering land use, waste management, water supply and sewage, heating and ventilation, lighting, cleaning, disinfection, pest control, and staff hygiene and medical supervision. They define key terms and impose obligations on facility operators to ensure proper microclimatic conditions, safe materials, regular cleaning and disinfection, adequate lighting and ventilation, proper laundering of work clothing, and medical examinations of personnel. The rules prohibit hazardous equipment and improper use of premises and require compliance with established hygienic and epidemiological norms.
The document further sets detailed, facility specific sanitary requirements for a wide range of public services and infrastructure. These include hotels and hostels, dormitories, baths and saunas, sports and wellness facilities, laundries and dry cleaning establishments, beauty salons and barber shops, cosmetic product manufacturing and retail, cemeteries and burial facilities, public toilets, parks, beaches, and other public recreation areas. For each category, the rules specify layout standards, minimum space and lighting levels, sanitation procedures, staff and client safety measures, waste and wastewater handling, infection prevention requirements, and use of only officially authorized disinfectants.