Let's say for some reason a business owner decided to make all their restrooms unisex. These are not single-person rooms, but larger restrooms with numerous toilets (and possible urinals).

Is there any reason this would not be allowed legally? I know there are requirements for restrooms, but I'm not aware of any requirement that explicitly states there must be separate accommodations for separate sexes. Can an owner provide a unisex multi-person restroom if they so chose?

Let's use my home state of Maryland where state law is relevant.

Let's say for some reason a business owner decided to make all their restrooms unisex. These are not single-person rooms, but larger restrooms with numerous toilets (and possible urinals).

Is there any reason this would not be allowed legally? I know there are requirements for restrooms, but I'm not aware of any requirement that explicitly states there must be separate accommodations for separate sexes. Can an owner provide only unisex multi-person restroom if they so chose?

Let's use my home state of Maryland where state law is relevant.

Out of simple curiosity, lets say for some reason a business owner decided they hated segregated restrooms, and so made all their restrooms unisex. These are not single person rooms, but larger restrooms with numerous toilets (and possible urinals?). Thus effectively forcing both sexes to share restroom space even if they would prefer not to if they want to use the restrooms.

Is there any reason this would not be allowed legally? I know there are requirements for restrooms, but I'm not aware of ones that explicitly state there must be separate accommodations for separate sexes. Ignoring the fact this this business owner will likely have trouble retaining employees and/or customers can they do this if they so chose?

Lets use my home state of Maryland where state law is relevant.

Let's say for some reason a business owner decided to make all their restrooms unisex. These are not single-person rooms, but larger restrooms with numerous toilets (and possible urinals).

Is there any reason this would not be allowed legally? I know there are requirements for restrooms, but I'm not aware of any requirement that explicitly states there must be separate accommodations for separate sexes. Can an owner provide a unisex multi-person restroom if they so chose?

Let's use my home state of Maryland where state law is relevant.