Ariz. Admin. Code § R9-10-1810 - Physical Plant, Environmental Services, and Equipment Standards
A. A provider shall
ensure that an adult behavioral health therapeutic home:
1. Is in a building that:
a. Is arranged, designed, and used for the
living, sleeping, and housekeeping activities for one family on a permanent
basis; and
b. Is free of any
plumbing, electrical, ventilation, mechanical, chemical, or structural hazard
that may jeopardize the health or safety of a resident;
2. Has a living room accessible at all times
to a resident;
3. Has a dining area
furnished for group meals that is accessible to the provider, residents, and
any other individuals present in the adult behavioral health therapeutic
home;
4. For each six individuals
residing in the adult behavioral health therapeutic home, including residents,
has at least one bathroom equipped with:
a. A
working toilet that flushes and has a seat; and
b. A sink with running water accessible for
use by a resident;
5.
Has equipment and supplies to maintain a resident's personal hygiene that are
accessible to the resident;
6. Is
clean and free from accumulations of dirt, garbage, and rubbish; and
7. Implements a pest control program that
complies with A.A.C.
R3-8-201(C)(4) to
minimize the presence of insects and vermin at the adult behavioral health
therapeutic home.
B. A
provider shall ensure that pets and animals are:
1. Controlled to prevent endangering the
residents and to maintain sanitation;
2. Licensed consistent with local ordinances;
and
3. For a dog or cat, vaccinated
against rabies.
C. If a
swimming pool is located on the premises, a provider shall ensure that:
1. The swimming pool is equipped with the
following:
a. An operational water circulation
system that clarifies and disinfects the swimming pool water continuously and
that includes at least:
i. A removable
strainer,
ii. Two swimming pool
inlets located on opposite sides of the swimming pool, and
iii. A drain located at the swimming pool's
lowest point and covered by a grating that cannot be removed without using
tools; and
b. An
operational cleaning system;
2. The swimming pool is enclosed by a wall or
fence that:
a. Is at least five feet in height
as measured on the exterior of the wall or fence;
b. Has no vertical openings greater that four
inches across;
c. Has no horizontal
openings, except as described in subsection (C)(2)(e);
d. Is not chain-link;
e. Does not have a space between the ground
and the bottom fence rail that exceeds four inches in height; and
f. Has a self-closing, self-latching gate
that:
i. Opens away from the swimming
pool,
ii. Has a latch located at
least 54 inches from the ground, and
iii. Is locked when the swimming pool is not
in use; and
3. A life preserver or shepherd's crook is
available and accessible in the pool area.
D. A provider shall ensure that a spa that is
not enclosed by a wall or fence as described in subsection (C)(2) is covered
and locked when not in use.
E. A
provider shall ensure that:
1. A bedroom for
use by a resident:
a. Is separated from a
hall, corridors, or other habitable room by floor-to-ceiling walls containing
no interior openings except doors and is not used as a passageway to another
bedroom or habitable room;
b.
Provides sufficient space for an individual in the bedroom to have unobstructed
access to the bedroom door;
c.
Contains for each resident using the bedroom:
i. A separate, adult-sized, single bed or
larger bed with a clean mattress in good repair;
ii. Clean bedding appropriate for the season;
and
iii. An individual dresser and
closet for storage of personal possessions and clothing; and
d. If used for:
i. Single occupancy, contains at least 60
square feet of floor space; or
ii.
Double occupancy, contains at least 100 square feet of floor space;
and
2. A
mirror is available to a resident for grooming;
3. A resident does not share a bedroom with
an individual who is not a resident;
4. No more than two residents share a
bedroom;
5. If two residents share
a bedroom, each resident agrees, in writing, to share the bedroom;
and
6. A resident's bedroom is not
used to store anything other than the furniture and articles used by the
resident and the resident's belongings.
Notes
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