Warming Facilities and Restrooms. The expected entry for the Canada Cups is 300-500 competitors. The site should have suitable on-site sheltered accommodation. • A separate space should be available for both genders at the competition site to permit athletes to change from wet competition clothing to warm-ups and dry undergarments. • Accessible Washroom facilities must be available for athletes, coaches and officials. There must be one toilet for every 25 people. Flush toilets are preferred, however rented portable toilets are sufficient provided they are pumped out daily. Toilets should be inspected on a very regular basis throughout the day and restocked with supplies as required. This is an essential service, and many demands are placed on this system on race days. • Hand wash stations or hand sanitizer must be available at all restroom facilities.
Warming Facilities and Restrooms. Giving consideration that not all athletes and coaches will be on site at once, the site should have suitable on−site sheltered accommodation allowing appropriate space for the registrants. Accessibility considerations must be included for Para nordic competitors. A separate space should be available for both genders. The competition site permits athletes to change from wet competition clothing to warm−ups and dry undergarments. Accessible washroom facilities must be available for athletes, coaches, and officials. There must be one toilet for every 75 persons. Flush toilets are preferred, however rented portable toilets are sufficient provided they are pumped out daily. Toilets should be inspected on a very regular basis throughout the day and restocked with supplies as required. This is an essential service, and many demands are placed on this system on race days. There should be hand wash stations or hand sanitizer must be available at all restroom facilities.
