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 80. (1) The following additional requirements are prescribed for the purposes of subsection 254 (2) of the Act for an applicant for a licence or the renewal of a licence to operate a children’s residence: 1. An applicant for a new licence shall provide to a Director a copy of the site plan of the children’s residence and a drawing to scale that sets out the floor plan of the residence, showing windows, doors, exits and stairways and the proposed uses of each room in the residence. 2. An applicant for the renewal of a licence shall provide to a Director a copy of an updated site plan and drawing, as described in paragraph 1, if there has been a change to the children’s residence such that the last floor plan or drawing previously submitted to a Director is no longer up to date or if otherwise requested by the Director. 3. An applicant for a new licence or the renewal of a licence shall provide a Director with documentation demonstrating that the premises that is being used or is to be used as a children’s residence complies with the requirements set out in subsection (2) and any other applicable law. 4. An applicant for a new licence or the renewal of a licence shall keep on file the documentation set out in subsection (3) and, in the case of an applicant for a renewal, shall update the documentation if any information set out in the documentation has changed since the most recent documentation was prepared. 5. An applicant for a new licence or the renewal of a licence shall provide any of the documentation to a Director if requested. (2) The requirements mentioned in paragraph 3 of subsection (1) are the applicable requirements of, (a) the laws of the area in which the premises that is being used or is to be used as a children’s residence is located respecting the health of inhabitants of the area; (b) a rule, regulation, direction or order of the local board of health and any direction or order of the local medical officer of health; (c) any law for the protection of persons from fire hazards including the fire code and any by-law of a municipality in which the premises that is being or will be used as a children’s residence is located respecting the protection of persons from fire hazards; (d) a zoning by-law passed pursuant to the Planning Act, or any predecessor of that Act, by a municipality in which the premises that is being or will be used as a children’s residence is located; and (e) the building code made under the Building Code Act, 1992. (3) The following is the documentation mentioned in paragraph 4 of subsection (1): 1. A written proposal that outlines the program goals of the children’s residence, the types of residents to be served in the residence and the services to be provided in the residence. 2. Documentation of the need for the children’s residence and a description of the needs of the residents to be served by the residence. 3. Documentation of the community facilities and services that are available to the residents to be served by the children’s residence and a description of how they will be accessed by them and how they are appropriate for them. 4. Written evidence of consultation with community facilities and services that will provide services to the residents to be served by the children’s residence. 5. Information concerning facilities that are similar to the children’s residence or that offer similar services to the residence within the community and their proximity to the proposed site of the residence. 6. A description of the community in which the applicant proposes to establish the children’s residence and of the ways in which the community will be suitable for the residence. 7. Evidence that the municipalities and school boards in the area where the children’s residence is to be located have been notified in writing of the intent to establish a residence. 8. A plan for securing neighbourhood acceptance of the children’s residence. 9. A plan for securing funds to establish, equip and operate the children’s residence. Requirements Common to All Licensees