File a VGB-compliance statement for a hotel pool and know who enforces it

Steps

1. Recognize VGB compliance itself (compliant drain covers plus any required secondary anti-entrapment system) is a continuous federal requirement, not primarily a one-time 'filing.'
2. Check whether the specific state or local health authority that issues the hotel's pool operating permit requires a written VGB self-certification/compliance statement as part of permit issuance or renewal — this is common but varies by jurisdiction.
3. Note that both CPSC and state attorneys general have authority to enforce VGB; day-to-day inspection and any compliance-statement paperwork is typically handled by the state/local health or building department that permits the pool, not filed directly with CPSC.
4. Keep manufacturer documentation for the drain cover(s) and any anti-entrapment system on file to support whatever compliance statement the local permitting authority requires.