Mich. Admin. Code R. 400.8143 - Toilets; hand washing sinks
Rule 143.
(1) A
center shall provide toilet and hand washing sinks as follows:
(a) A center operating with children toddler
age or older in attendance less than 5 continuous hours a day shall provide at
least 1 toilet and 1 hand washing sink for every 20 children toddler age or
older or fraction thereof.
(b) A
center operating with children toddler age or older in attendance 5 or more
continuous hours a day shall provide at least 1 toilet and 1 hand washing sink
for every 15 children toddler age or older or fraction thereof.
(2) Any center that is new, adds
an infant and toddler component, or increases the infant and toddler capacity
shall have a diapering area with a readily accessible, designated hand washing
sink.
(3) A separate hand washing
sink is required in the kitchen for all of the following:
(a) A new center with a food service
component.
(b) A center with a food
service component that remodels the kitchen.
(c) Any center that adds a food service
component.
(4) Hand
washing sinks for children must be accessible to children by platform or
installed at children's level.
(5)
Hand washing sinks must have warm running water not to exceed 120 degrees
Fahrenheit.
(6) Soap and single
service towels or other approved hand drying devices must be provided near hand
washing sinks.
(7) Toilet rooms for
school-age children must provide for privacy.
Notes
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Rule 143.
(1) At the time of a child's initial attendance, a center shall obtain a child information card, using a form provided by the department or a comparable substitute, that is completed and signed by the child's parent . The center shall keep it on file and accessible in the center.
(2) Child information cards must be reviewed and updated by parents at least annually and when the center becomes aware of changes.
(3) For children under school -age, at the time of a child's initial attendance, a center shall obtain, keep on file , and make accessible in the center 1 of the following:
(a) A certificate of immunization showing a minimum of 1 dose of each immunizing agent specified by the department of health and human services (DHHS).
(b) A copy of a waiver addressed to DHHS and signed by the parent stating immunizations are not being administered due to religious, medical, or other reasons.
(4) When a child under school -age whose immunizations were not up-to-date at the time of enrollment has been in attendance for 4 months, an updated certificate showing completion of all additional immunization requirements as specified by DHHS must be kept on file , unless there is a signed statement by a licensed health care provider stating immunizations are in progress.
(5) A center shall report to DHHS, by October 1 of each year and using the method established by the DHHS, immunizations for all children enrolled, under section 9211(2) of the public health code , 1978 PA 368, MCL 333.9211(2).
(6) Within 30 days of a child's initial attendance, a center shall obtain, keep on file , and make accessible in the center a record of a physical evaluation of the child that notes any restrictions and is signed by a physician or the physicians designee. An electronic record from a physicians office will be accepted. The physical evaluation must be performed within 1 of the following time limits:
(a) For an infant, within the preceding 3 months.
(b) For toddlers, within the preceding 6 months.
(c) For preschoolers, within the preceding 12 months.
(7) Physical evaluations must be updated as follows:
(a) Yearly for infants and toddlers.
(b) Every 2 years for preschoolers.
(8) Upon enrollment and annually thereafter, a center shall obtain and keep on file at the center a signed statement from a school-age child 's parent confirming all of the following:
(a) The child is in good health with activity restrictions noted.
(b) The child's immunizations are up-to-date.
(c) The immunization record or appropriate waiver is on file with the child's school .
(9) A center shall ensure that, if a parent objects to a physical examination or medical treatment on religious grounds, then the parent provides a signed statement annually that the child is in good health and that the parent assumes responsibility for the child's state of health while at the center.
(10) A center that enrolls a homeless child pursuant to the section 722 of the McKinney-Vento homeless education assistance improvements act of 2001, as amended by section 9102 of the every student succeeds act , 42 USC 11432, shall not be cited for noncompliance when a homeless child is unable to produce health and immunization records. The licensee shall file any documentation of referring a child to the local educational agency liaison for homeless children and youths.
(11) A center shall maintain an accurate record of daily attendance at the center that includes each child's first and last name and each child's arrival and departure time. Electronic records may be used. If electronic attendance records are used, then they must be available to the department at the time of an inspection . If the electronic attendance records are not available during an on-site inspection , then the center is in violation of this rule.
(12) A parents written permission for the child's participation in field trips must be obtained at the time of enrollment or before each field trip , and kept on file at the center.
(13) Parents shall be notified before each field trip .