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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 367 — Consumer protection

367.900 Definitions.

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As used in KRS 367.905 to 367.930, unless the context requires otherwise:
(1)"Health spa" means an establishment, except those defined as nonprofit
organizations under 26 U.S.C. sec. 509(a), which provides for profit as one of its
primary purposes, services or facilities which purport to improve the user's physical
condition or appearance through participation in sports activities, fitness training,
exercise, or body building. The term includes establishments that offer access to
any of the following facilities: gymnasiums, swimming pools, tracks, ball courts,
weight lifting equipment, exercise equipment or facilities, saunas, steambaths, or
whirlpools. It does not include establishments that limit their services primarily to
diet counseling and the provision of special dietary foods.
(2)"Contract" means an oral or written agreement by which one becomes a member of
a health spa.
(3)"Member" means a status attained by any natural person entitling him to the
services or facilities of a health spa.
(4)"Seller" means the person, corporation, partnership, association, or group engaged
in the operation of a health spa as defined in this section, and who offers for sale the
right to use the facilities or the services of the health spa.
(5)"Facilities" means equipment, physical structures, and other tangible property
utilized by a health spa to conduct its business. The term includes, but is not
limited to, saunas, whirlpool baths, gymnasiums, running tracks, swimming pools,
shower areas, and exercise equipment.
(6)"Services" means programs, plans, guidance, or instruction provided by a health spa
for health spa members. The term includes, but is not limited to diet planning,
exercise instruction, exercise programs, and instructional classes.
(7)"Prepayment" means any payment for services or the use of facilities made before
the services or facilities are made available by the health spa. It is not a prepayment
if a payment for services or the use of facilities is made on the same day the services
or use of the facilities is provided. Money or other consideration received by a
health spa from a financial institution upon the assignment or sale of a contract shall
be considered a prepayment to the extent the member is required to make
prepayments to the financial institution pursuant to the contract.
(8)"Special offer or discount" means any offer of health spa services or the use of
health spa facilities at a reduced price or without charge to the member or
prospective member.
(9)"Contract price" means the total consideration paid by a member pursuant to a
contract, including, but not limited to the following:
(a)Any nonrecurring fee charged at, or near, the beginning of a health spa
membership or renewal period;
(b)All monthly fees required by the contract;
(c)All finance charges, time-price differentials, interest, and other similar fees
and charges; and
(d)All charges for equipment or locker rental, credit check, financial, medical
and dietary evaluation, class and training fees.
(10)"Contract term" means the total period of health spa use allowed by a member's
contract, including months or time periods that are called "free" or "bonus," or that
are described in any other terms suggesting that they are provided free of charge.
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