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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3130 - Kitchen

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every building shall meet the following requirements:
a) The kitchen shall have an area of at least
				200 square feet.
b) Provide a
				kitchen properly located for efficient food service, and large enough to
				accommodate the equipment and personnel needed to prepare and serve the number
				of meals required. The kitchen area, not including food storage area, shall be
				approximately ten square feet for each resident bed whether the beds are in the
				same building or not. The approximate ten square feet per resident bed may be
				reduced for facilities with 40 or more beds. Any deviation must receive prior
				approval from the Department. (B)
c) Provide a kitchen with institutional type
				equipment for convenience in operation, for healthful working conditions, for
				good sanitation, and for control of heat, noise, and odors. (B)
d) Equipment shall be in compliance with the
				adopted Standards, Basic or Special Criteria of the National Sanitation
				Foundation Testing Laboratory, or equivalent. (B)
e) Provide appropriate equipment for the
				preparation and serving of meals, for the refrigeration of perishable foods,
				and for washing and sanitizing dishes and utensils. (B)
f) The kitchen shall be provided with at
				least one handwashing facility separate from food preparation and pan-washing
				equipment and include hot and cold water, soap, and individual
				towels.
g) Finish the walls and
				ceilings of all food handling rooms with washable, light colored
				surfaces.
h) Effectively screen all
				openings to the outer air during insect season. Screen doors to the outside
				shall open outward and be equipped with self-closing devices or an approved
				alternate method.
i) Provide an
				adequate supply of hot and cold running water under pressure to rooms in which
				food is prepared or dishes washed.
j) Provide satisfactory facilities for
				washing and sanitizing dishes and cooking utensils. The kitchen shall be
				equipped with a three compartment sink for washing pots and pans. One
				compartment shall contain no less than 14 inches depth of water at 170 degrees
				Fahrenheit. In addition to the sink, a commercial type dishwasher is
				recommended. (B)
k) The kitchen
				shall be so located that it will not be used as a passageway by residents nor
				nonfood handling staff.
l) The
				dishwashing area should be so located that soiled dishes will not pass through
				the food preparation area. Provide ventilation that will produce negative
				pressure.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3140 - Laundry

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every building shall:
a) Provide a laundry room with commercial
				type equipment designed to meet the needs of the facility unless a commercial
				laundry service is used.
b) Provide
				satisfactory storage and separate counting rooms for soiled and clean
				linens.
c) Have the laundry room,
				storage and counting rooms located in areas not used by residents nor for food
				storage, preparation or serving, and so that soiled linens are not carried
				through a food handling area to reach them.
d) Provide proper mechanical
				ventilation.
e) If a washer and
				dryer are provided for personal use by residents, they shall be located in an
				area separate from the laundry.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3150 - Housekeeping, Service, and Storage

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every building shall:
a) On each floor, provide janitor closets
				with sink or floor receptor and space for cleaning supplies, linen closets, and
				general storerooms.
b) Provide
				sufficient storage space for the personal possessions of residents, staff, and
				activity materials.
c) Provide
				sufficient storage for bulk and refrigerated food. (B)
d) Provide sufficient storage for
				wheelchairs, walkers, and similar equipment temporarily not being
				used.
e) Have a medicine storage
				cabinet or room conveniently located and capable of being locked. (B)
f) Have no storage space that constitutes a
				fire or accident hazard. (A, B)
g)
				Provide a total area of approximately ten square feet per resident for the
				storage areas designated in this Section. This does not include closets or
				wardrobes in resident's rooms. About one-fourth of the total area shall be for
				bulk and daily food storage located in a room convenient to the
				kitchen.
h) Provide separate clean
				and soiled linen rooms.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3160 - Plumbing

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Every building
				shall meet the following plumbing requirements:
1) Comply with the Department's rules
				entitled "Illinois Plumbing Code" (77 Ill. Adm. Code 890). (A, B)
2) All plumbing shall be of adequate size and
				so installed that fixtures receive water under good pressure and are
				satisfactorily drained.
3) All
				plumbing fixtures having connections to the building water supply shall be
				connected or equipped so as to prevent any back flow of contaminated material
				to the water supply piping. (A, B)
4) Individual sewer connections shall be such
				that backflow cannot occur from the building sewer to the fixture. (A,
				B)
5) No physical connection shall
				be permitted between a safe and an unsafe water supply. (A, B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3170 - Heating and Cooling

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Areas of a nursing home used by residents of the nursing home
				  shall be air conditioned and heated by means of operable air-conditioning and
				  heating equipment. The areas subject to this air-conditioning and heating
				  requirement include, without limitation, bedrooms or common areas such as
				  sitting rooms, activity rooms, living rooms, community rooms, and dining rooms.
				  (Section 3-202(8) of the Act)
a) The
				mechanical system shall be capable of maintaining a temperature of at least 75
				degrees Fahrenheit, pursuant to the requirements of Section
				330.770(j).
b) The air-conditioning system shall be
				capable of maintaining an ambient air temperature of between 75 degrees
				Fahrenheit and 80 degrees Fahrenheit, pursuant to the requirements of Section
				330.770(j).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart M - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3180 - Electrical

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) All electric
				wiring and equipment shall comply with the latest revisions of the National
				Electric Code. (A, B)
b) Each
				facility shall provide sufficient and satisfactory artificial lighting and
				power to meet all the requirements and demands of the building.
c) Emergency Electrical Service
1) An emergency electrical service, which may
				be battery operated if effective for four or more hours, shall provide service
				as follows: (B)
A) Illumination for means of
				egress.
B) Illumination of exit
				signs and exit directional signs.
C) Fire alarm system.
D) Telephone service.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3320 - Applicability of These Standards

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
				This Subpart N applies to all new construction. This includes all new
				buildings; and all additions, and alterations to existing buildings. Building
				codes cited under Section
				330.3040
				apply.
b) Institutional occupancy
				(a), Health Care Facilities, of the Life Safety Code shall apply throughout
				unless specifically stated otherwise. (A, B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3330 - Fire Protection

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) In
				addition to this Subpart N, the provisions of Fire Prevention and Safety (41
				Ill. Adm. Code 100), Office of the State Fire Marshal, shall apply. (A,
				B)
b) Upon request by the
				Department, the Division of Fire Prevention of the Office of the State Fire
				Marshal shall make inspection for fire safety and compliance with these
				standards. It shall call to the attention of the Department any violations of
				these standards which pertain to fire protection. The Division of Fire
				Prevention shall be privileged to make as many subsequent visits as deemed
				necessary for assurance of compliance.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3340 - Fire Department Service and Water Supply

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
All buildings shall meet the following requirements:
a) Be located not more than three miles from
				a satisfactory fire station operated by a paid or volunteer organized fire
				department. A greater distance may be allowed if the building is protected by
				an approved automatic sprinkler system with flow alarm. (B)
b) Be served by a water supply that will
				supply a sufficient volume of water to fight a fire, and, if involved, the
				Division of Fire Prevention of the Office of the State Fire Marshal, and
				satisfactory and accessible for fire department use. (B)
c) Have at least one fire hydrant, located
				within 300 feet of every point on the perimeter of the building and
				satisfactory for use by the equipment of the fire department serving the
				building, or an acceptable equivalent. Additional hydrants may be required if
				needed to properly protect the residents from fire hazards. Evaluation of the
				above shall involve consideration of deliverable satisfactory water pressure.
				(B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3350 - General Building Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Facilities of only one story in height
				shall be constructed of fire resistive construction, protected noncombustible
				construction, protected ordinary construction, protected wood frame
				construction, heavy timber construction, or unprotected noncombustible
				construction. All facilities except those of fire resistive construction or
				protected noncombustible construction shall be equipped throughout with an
				automatic extinguishing system. (A, B)
b) Facilities of more than one story in
				height shall be constructed of fire resistive construction, except facilities
				of not more than three stories in height may be constructed of protected
				noncombustible construction if equipped throughout with an automatic
				extinguishing system. (A, B)
c) A
				story is that portion of a building between the upper surface of any floor and
				the upper surface of the floor next above, except that the topmost story shall
				be that portion of a building between the upper surface of the topmost floor
				and the upper surface of the roof above.
d) A basement is any story or floor level
				below the main or street floor. Where, due to grade differences, there are two
				levels each qualifying as a street floor, a basement is any floor level below
				the lower of the two street floors. Basements shall not be counted in
				determining the height of a building in stories.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3360 - Exit Facilities and Subdivision of Floor Areas

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every building shall meet the following requirements:
a) An exit shall be a way of departure from
				the interior of the building to the open air outside at the ground level. It
				may comprise vertical and horizontal means of travel such as doorways,
				corridors, passageways, stairways, and ramps, including all elements necessary
				for emergency escape from the building. An exit begins at any doorway or other
				point of access to an exit from which residents may proceed to the exterior of
				the building with reasonable safety.
b) At least two exits, remote from each
				other, shall be provided for each floor or fire section of the building used by
				residents. At least one of the exits from each floor or fire section shall be
				an exit door, stairway, or smokeproof tower. (A, B)
c) All other exits shall be either of the
				above type or a horizontal or ramp type. (B)
d) Travel distance
1) Travel distance between any room door
				intended as exit access and an exit shall not exceed 100 feet.
2) Travel distance between any point in a
				room and an exit shall not exceed 150 feet.
3) Travel distance between any point in an
				institutional sleeping room or suite and an exit access door of that room or
				suite shall not exceed 50 feet.
4)
				Minimum travel distances specified in subsections (d)(1) and (d)(2) of this
				Section may be increased by 50 feet in buildings completely equipped with
				automatic fire extinguishing systems. (A, B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3370 - Stairways, Vertical Openings, and Doorways

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every building shall meet the following requirements:
a) Stairways shall be enclosed and all
				openings to them shall be equipped with self-closing doors having a minimum of
				three feet, eight inches in clear width. Each door shall swing in the direction
				of exit travel and be equipped with a view panel of clear wired glass, and
				shall be incapable of being locked from the inside of the stairwell. (A,
				B)
b) All vertical openings or
				shafts (elevators, dumbwaiters, laundry chutes, and stairways) shall be
				enclosed with material having not less than a two hour fire resistive rating.
				All doors opening into such vertical openings shall be noncombustible with at
				least a one and one-half hour "B" labeled door. (A, B)
c) Vertical openings and shafts shall be
				located in rooms of not less than one hour fire resistive construction. The
				doors shall be three-fourths hour rated solid core wood doors or an equivalent.
				(A, B)
d) All required exit doors
				shall swing outward, be equipped with panic hardware, and be free of any
				obstruction, chain, locking or holding device. Each exit door and each door in
				an exit passageway shall be at least three feet, eight inches in clear width.
				If the doors have no latching mechanism, panic hardware may not be required.
				(A, B)
e) Any hazardous area shall
				be enclosed with construction having at least a one hour fire resistance rating
				or be provided with automatic fire protection. If the hazard is severe it shall
				have both. Doors shall be kept closed when not in use. (A, B)
f) Any door that is part of a fire wall
				separating sections of a building, or two abutting buildings, shall be
				appropriate for the fire resistance rating of the separation. (A, B)
g) Doors to residents' rooms shall be of
				solid core wood construction of at least one and three-fourths inches thickness
				or equivalent, and shall be at least three feet wide and swing into the room.
				(A, B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3380 - Corridors

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every building shall meet the following requirements:
a) All corridors required for exit access
				shall have a minimum unobstructed width of six feet. They shall be equipped on
				both sides with sturdy handrails, one and one-half inches clear of the wall.
				(A, B)
b) Exit corridors shall be
				one hour fire resistance rated construction. (A, B)
c) All wood doors shall be one and
				three-fourths inch wood, solid core or equivalent. Glass lights shall be wire
				glass, limited to 720 square inches in size. Louvers in doors shall not be
				permitted. (A, B)
d) Fixed wired
				glass vision panels may be placed in corridor walls, provided they do not
				exceed 1,296 square inches in size having a maximum dimension of four feet, six
				inches and are installed in approved steel frames. Fixed wired glass vision
				panels may be installed in wood doors, provided they do not exceed 720 square
				inches in size and are installed in approved steel frames. (A, B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3390 - Exit Lights and Directional Signs

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every building shall meet the following requirements:
a) Exit and directional signs shall comply
				with the rules for Fire Prevention and Safety of the Office of the State Fire
				Marshal (41 Ill. Adm. Code 100). (B)
b) Every required exit shall have an exit
				sign readily visible, and additional directional signs shall be located as
				required to clearly identify the direction of travel to reach the nearest exit.
				(B)
c) All signs shall be properly
				illuminated at all times. (B)
d)
				All signs shall be on an emergency electrical system. (B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3400 - Hazardous Areas and Combustible Storage

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every building shall meet the following requirements:
a) All installations of fuel oil, gas, or
				liquefied petroleum gas heating equipment or appliances shall conform with the
				latest revision of the American Gas Association Standards and the National Fire
				Protection Association pamphlets. (A, B)
b) The room in which the heating equipment is
				located shall be adequately vented to the outside atmosphere to properly
				support combustion. Doors shall swing into the room. (A, B)
c) All exposed heating ducts in the basement
				and the smoke pipe or breeching shall be located a safe distance from all
				combustible material. If they are not a safe distance, the combustible material
				must be covered properly with a satisfactory fire resistive material. (A,
				B)
d) All paints, oils, and
				flammable materials shall be stored in a fire resistive room in approved metal
				containers or cabinets or outside the building. (A, B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3410 - Fire Alarm and Detection System

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) There shall be an approved fire detection
				and alarm system throughout the facility. (A, B)
b) The fire alarm system shall be manually
				and automatically operated, electrically supervised, and be equipped with
				automatic detectors. Pre-signal systems are not permitted. (A, B)
c) The system shall automatically transmit
				the alarm to any available municipal fire department by direct private lines or
				through an approved central station. (A, B)
d) The fire alarm system shall be tested at
				least weekly. (A, B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3420 - Fire Extinguishers, Electric Wiring, and Miscellaneous

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) There shall be
				at least one approved fire extinguisher in all basements, furnace rooms, and
				kitchens. In addition, there shall be on each floor of the building,
				extinguishers located so a person will not have to travel more than 50 feet
				from any point to reach one. They shall be inspected annually and recharged
				when necessary. The date of checking and recharging shall be recorded on a tag
				attached to the extinguisher. (A, B)
b) No fuse or circuit breaker shall be used
				which would permit a circuit to be overloaded. (A, B)
c) Drop or extension cords shall not be hung
				or otherwise supported by a metal support. (A, B)
d) The building shall be in good condition
				and repair, especially the roof, chimney, and foundation, so that adequate
				protection is provided against fire hazards. (A, B)
e) Approved metal containers with proper
				covers shall be provided for daily storage of rubbish. (A, B)
f) Housekeeping throughout the building,
				including basements, attics, and unoccupied rooms shall be adequately performed
				to minimize all fire hazards. (A, B)
g) Comply with any reasonable additional fire
				protection measures recommended by the Department over and above the
				requirements in this Subpart, if conditions in and around the building,
				including its location, indicate that such additional protection is needed. (A,
				B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart N - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR NEW SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3430 - Use of Fire Extinguishers, Evacuation Plan, and Fire Drills

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) All personnel
				employed on the premises shall be properly instructed in the use of fire
				extinguishers. (B)
b) A written
				plan of evacuation shall be prepared, posted, and made familiar to all
				personnel employed on the premises. (B)
c) There shall be a minimum of six fire
				drills conducted annually (two on each shift) at irregular intervals. The local
				fire authorities should be requested to assist periodically in these drills.
				(B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3610 - Site

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every existing facility shall comply with any applicable
				  local zoning ordinance. (A, B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3630 - Administration

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every existing facility shall provide sufficient
				  administrative office space for clerical, financial, and managerial
				  functions.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3640 - Corridors

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every existing facility shall have:
a) All corridors and passages used by
				residents at least three feet wide and properly lighted at night and at other
				times when necessary. If handrails project more than three and one-half inches,
				the width shall be measured between the handrails. (B)
b) No nonambulatory residents in a bedroom
				unless it can be reached by passing through a passage or corridor which is at
				least four feet wide and is properly lighted at night and at other times when
				necessary. (B)
c) All corridors and
				passages used by residents provided with sturdy handrails on each side.
				(B)
d) All corridors enclosed from
				weather and properly heated.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3650 - Bath and Toilet Rooms

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a)
				Every existing facility shall be provided with a minimum of one water closet,
				one lavatory, and one bathtub or shower on each floor occupied by
				residents.
b) Every existing
				facility shall have bathroom fixtures provided in the following minimum
				numbers:
1) One lavatory and one water closet
				for each ten resident beds on each floor.
2) One bathtub or shower for each 15 resident
				beds on each floor. The number of resident beds shall be used in determining
				the number of bathroom fixtures required, irrespective of the fact that some of
				the beds may not be occupied, or may be occupied by bedfast
				residents.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3660 - Living, Dining, and Activity Rooms

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Every existing facility shall:
1) Provide accessible and satisfactory areas
				for living, dining, and activities to meet the needs of the residents. These
				rooms shall:
2) Be well lighted and
				ventilated, and easily accessible to all residents.
3) Be an outside room. Additional interior
				rooms may be used for television, crafts, or similar activities.
4) Provide adequate floor area to
				satisfactorily serve the residents in the facility.
5) Be so located that the room is not an
				entrance vestibule from the out-of-doors, nor an obstruction to traffic in and
				out of the facility.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3670 - Bedrooms

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
a) Every existing
				facility shall meet the following requirements for bedrooms:
1) Each single bedroom for a resident shall
				have at least 60 square feet of floor area not including any space taken up by
				closets. Facilities established after January 1, 1958, shall provide 70 square
				feet for a single room.
2) Each
				multiple bedroom used for residents shall have at least 60 square feet of floor
				area, not including any space taken up by closets, for each resident's bed.
				There shall be a three foot minimum distance between beds.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3680 - Special Care Room

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every existing facility shall provide a vacant bedroom, or
				  one that can be vacated, for use as a bedroom to temporarily isolate a resident
				  who becomes ill. (B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3690 - Kitchen

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
Every existing facility shall:
a) Provide a kitchen properly located for
				efficient food service, and large enough to accommodate the equipment and
				personnel needed to prepare and properly serve the number of meals required,
				all in accordance with the Department's rules entitled "Food Service
				Sanitation" (77 Ill. Adm. Code 750). Adequacy of the kitchen facilities will be
				determined by the Department if it is sufficient to meet the needs of the
				residents based on professional evaluation. (B)
b) Provide a subkitchen with satisfactory
				facilities for serving meals properly from thermo containers; for storing
				staple foods and nutrients; and for properly washing and sanitizing dishes if
				the prepared meals are transported to the facility from a central kitchen in
				another building.
c) Have the walls
				and ceilings of all food handling rooms finished with smooth, washable, light
				colored surfaces.
d) Have all
				openings to the outer air effectively screened during fly season, and have
				screen doors either open outward, equipped with self-closing devices, or a
				satisfactory alternate method.
e)
				Have adequate artificial light provided on all work surfaces in rooms in which
				food is prepared and dishes are washed. Artificial light shall be used except
				when equivalent natural light is present.
f) Have food servicing rooms adequately
				ventilated so as to be reasonably free from disagreeable odors and
				moisture.
g) Have an adequate
				supply of hot and cold running water under pressure, easily available to rooms
				in which food is prepared and dishes are washed.
h) Have future installations of equipment of
				an institutional type in compliance with the adopted standards of the National
				Sanitation Foundation Testing Laboratory (including basic or special criteria),
				or equivalent. (B)
i) Have the
				kitchen so located that no resident must pass through it to reach the bathroom,
				his bedroom, the living room, or out-of-doors.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3700 - Laundry Room

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Every existing facility shall:
a) Provide a laundry room equipped with
				adequate facilities for satisfactorily doing all laundering, unless a
				commercial laundry service is used.
b) Provide satisfactory storage and counting
				areas for soiled and clean linens. These may be in the same room if well
				defined and adequate separation can be provided. Mechanical ventilation shall
				provide sufficient air flowing from the clean area to the soiled, with proper
				exhaust.
c) Not be located in a
				room used by residents, or for food storage, preparation or serving. It shall
				be so located that soiled linens are not carried through a food handling area
				to reach it.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3710 - Housekeeping and Service Rooms and Storage Space

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Every existing facility shall:
a) Provide adequate storage space in the
				facility, out of the way of residents and staff, to store wheelchairs, walkers,
				and similar equipment temporarily not being used.
b) Provide adequate storage space for excess
				personal possessions of residents and staff, linens, supplies, and other items.
				This storage shall be such that it does not constitute a fire or accident
				hazard and will not be in the way of residents or staff.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3720 - Plumbing and Heating

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a) Every
				existing facility shall comply with the Department's rules titled Illinois
				Plumbing Code.
b) All plumbing
				installations and fixtures on the premises shall be of such a type and design
				that danger of contaminated water entering the drinking water piping by
				backflow or backsiphonage is eliminated. The following standards shall be used
				as a guide to determine satisfactory compliance of individual fixtures:
1) Lavatory faucets shall discharge at least
				one inch above the top rim of the lavatory bowl;
2) Faucets for bathtubs, sinks, and laundry
				tubs shall discharge at least two inches above the top rim of the
				fixture;
3) Flush tank type toilets
				shall be equipped with approved antisiphon ball cocks, installed so that the
				effective air opening of the vacuum breaker is at least one inch above the top
				of the overflow tube in the toilet flush tank;
4) Flushometer type toilets shall be equipped
				with approved vacuum breakers installed on the discharge side of the flush
				valve and at least four inches above the top of the toilet bowl;
5) Dishwashing machines, laundry machines,
				urinals, and drinking fountains shall be installed so as to provide backflow
				protection;
6) All fixtures having,
				or capable of receiving, a hose shall have a vacuum breaker located at least
				six inches above the highest head that normally may be placed on the unit. The
				height of the antisiphon unit should be sufficient to prevent any pressure on
				the unit, other than atmospheric pressure, when the control valve is
				closed;
7) Hot water distribution
				systems shall be arranged to provide hot water of at least 100 degrees
				Fahrenheit at each hot water outlet at all times;
8) Hot water available to residents at
				shower, bathing and hand-washing facilities shall not exceed 110 degrees
				Fahrenheit; and
9) Protective
				measures, including, but not limited to, installation of a mixing valve,
				limited access to controls, and checking water temperatures daily at various
				points, shall be implemented to ensure that the temperature of hot water
				available to residents at shower, bathing and hand-washing facilities shall not
				exceed 110 degrees Fahrenheit.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart O - DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3730 - Electrical

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Every existing facility shall meet the following electrical
				  requirements:
a) All electrical wiring
				and equipment shall comply with NFPA 70 effective at the time of approval by
				this Department of either the architectural plans or the building.
b) All facilities shall provide sufficient
				and satisfactory artificial lighting and power to meet all the requirements and
				demands of the building.
c) See
				Section 330.3960(a) for
				exit lights and subsections
				330.3990 (g), (h) and (i)
				 for emergency lighting.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3910 - Fire Protection

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a) In
				addition to these standards, the provisions of Fire Prevention and Safety (41
				Ill. Adm. Code 100) of the Office of the State Fire Marshal shall apply to all
				existing facilities. (A, B)
b) Upon
				request by the Department, the Office of the State Fire Marshal shall make
				inspections for fire safety and compliance with these standards. It shall call
				to the attention of the Department any violations of these standards which
				pertain to fire protection. The Office of the State Fire Marshal shall be
				privileged to make as many subsequent visits as deemed necessary for assurance
				of compliance.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3920 - Fire Department Service and Water Supply

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Every existing facility shall:
a) Be served by a paid or voluntary organized
				fire department. (A, B)
b) Have an
				adequate water supply that is satisfactory and accessible for fire department
				use. Facilities not served by a satisfactory supply must provide such supply.
				(B)
c) Have at least one municipal
				or private fire hydrant, located within 300 feet of the building and
				satisfactory for use by the equipment of the fire department serving the
				building, or an acceptable equivalent. Additional hydrants may be required if
				needed to properly protect the residents from fire hazards. (B)
d) Be located within two miles of, and served
				by, a satisfactory fire department. (B)
e) Not increase bed capacity if located more
				than two miles from a satisfactory fire department unless a satisfactory
				sprinkler system is installed. (B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3930 - Occupancy and Fire Areas

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Every existing facility shall meet the following
				  requirements:
a) Buildings with
				"nonfire resistive" type construction shall not house any residents above the
				second floor. The third and fourth floors of facilities, including Residential
				Care (Half-Way) Homes that were in operation in the City of Chicago and subject
				to the local licensing ordinance for such homes in December 1968 may be
				approved for alert ambulatory residents if the facility is protected by an
				approved automatic sprinkler system or approved automatic fire detection and
				alarm system directly connected to the nearest available fire department in
				addition to the other usual fire protection measures. (A, B)
b) A basement shall not be counted as a floor
				unless the floor above is more than eight feet, six inches above the ground
				level at any adjacent point of the building. Service and entrance area ways
				encompassing not more than 25 percent of the perimeter of the building may be
				disregarded.
c) Attic and roof
				spaces, when designed for occupancy or used for storage, shall be considered as
				an additional story in a building.
d) Any facility which is especially
				susceptible to rapid spread of fire by reason of combustible construction,
				unenclosed vertical openings, or other inflammable conditions, shall be
				protected by an approved automatic fire detection and alarm system with direct
				connection to the fire department or an approved automatic sprinkler system
				with a flow alarm.
(A)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3940 - Exit Facilities and Subdivision of Floor Areas

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Every existing facility shall meet the following
				  requirements:
a) Each floor used for
				the housing of residents shall have at least two approved exits which are well
				separated and provided in the most accessible locations. (A, B)
b) All future fire escapes shall be of fire
				resistive construction. (B)
c) All
				corridors and passageways to be used as a means of horizontal exit shall be at
				least three feet wide. (B)
d)
				Wherever an existing or future stairway, balcony landing, platform, slide
				escape, or runway of a fire escape stairway is located ten feet or less from a
				window or doorway, such window or door shall be provided with wired glass.
				(B)
e) All exits, passageways, and
				exits through rooms shall be kept free of any item that would obstruct the exit
				route. (B)
f) All corridors and
				passages to be used as a means of horizontal exit, or part of a means of exit,
				shall not lead through any room or space used for a purpose that may obstruct
				free passage. (B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3950 - Stairways, Vertical Openings, and Doorways

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Every existing facility shall meet the following
				  requirements:
a) All stairways shall
				be enclosed and protected with smokestop partitions and doors at each floor
				level. All doors that are a part of this protection shall swing in the
				direction of the exit from the building, be provided with view panels of clear
				wired glass, and have door closers. These doors shall be closed at all times
				when not in use. (A, B)
b) All
				vertical openings or shafts (including elevators, dumbwaiters, laundry chutes,
				and stairways) shall be completely lined with metal or equivalent fire
				resistive material. Openings into shafts shall be protected with self-closing
				fire resistive doors. A sprinkler head or detection device is recommended in
				each shaft. (A, B)
c) All required
				exterior exit doors shall swing outward, be equipped with panic hardware, and
				be free of any obstruction. No chain locking, or holding device shall be
				permitted on any door equipped with panic hardware other than the latching
				mechanism of the panic hardware itself. If the doors have no latching
				mechanism, panic hardware may not be required. (A, B)
d) Interior kitchen doors shall be covered
				with fire resistive material on the kitchen side with a view panel of clear,
				wired glass. All such doors shall swing into the kitchen and shall be kept
				closed at all times when not in use unless otherwise approved by the
				Department. Such approval will be granted only when such variance will not
				create a hazard to the health, welfare, or safety of residents. (B)
e) All doors from the basement which lead
				into the interior of the building shall be self-closing, be covered with fire
				resistive material on the basement side, and have a view panel of clear wired
				glass. These doors shall be closed at all times when not in use. (B)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3960 - Exit and Fire Escape Lights and Directional Signs

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Every existing facility shall meet the following
				  requirements:
a) Standard illuminated
				exit lights on a separate electric circuit shall be provided at all exits on
				each floor. The signs shall bear the word "EXIT" in conspicuous lettering on a
				contrasting background to comply with local ordinances or practice. These
				lights shall be kept lighted at all times. (A, B)
b) A fire escape sign shall be placed over
				the inside of each door to the fire escape. The sign shall bear the words "FIRE
				ESCAPE" in conspicuous lettering on a contrasting background to comply with
				local ordinances or practice. These lights should be lighted at all times. (A,
				B)
c) White lights shall be
				provided on the outside of the building over each door to the fire escape.
				These lights shall be kept on a separate circuit and shall be kept lighted at
				all times unless they are on a timer or solar device. (A, B)
d) Directional signs of similar construction
				as above shall be provided throughout the building and its corridors as needed
				or required to show the direction to exits.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3970 - Hazardous Areas and Combustible Storage

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Every existing facility shall meet the following
				  requirements:
a) A central heating
				plant (including any coal storage) shall be located in a separate room. The
				room, including the ceiling and any doors, shall be constructed of, or
				satisfactorily protected by, approved fire resistive material providing a fire
				resistance rating of at least one hour. All doors to the room shall be
				protected with asbestos and metal on the furnace room side (or equivalent
				protection), swing into the room, and be self-closing. The rooms shall be
				adequately vented to the outside atmosphere to properly support combustion in
				the furnace. (Alternate modern types of heating systems are prohibited unless
				approved by the Department.)
b) The
				entire basement ceiling in non-fire resistive buildings shall be protected with
				one-hour rated materials if it is not practical to provide a separate room for
				the heating plant.
c) All exposed
				heating ducts in the basement and the smoke pipe or breeching shall be located
				a safe distance from all combustible material. If they are not a safe distance,
				the combustible material shall be properly covered with a satisfactory
				resistive material.
d) All
				installations of fuel oil, gas, or liquefied petroleum gas heating equipment
				and appliances shall conform to the following NFPA standards:
1) NFPA 31.
2) NFPA 54.
3) NFPA 58.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 - PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 330 - SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES CODE › Subpart P - FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS FOR EXISTING SHELTERED CARE FACILITIES › Section 330.3980 - Fire Alarm and Detection System

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Existing facility shall meet the following
				  requirements:
a) An approved standard
				fire detection and alarm system shall be provided. The rules for Fire
				Prevention and Safety of the Office of the State Fire Marshal (41 Ill. Adm.
				Code 100), effective at the time of construction or acceptance of the building
				by this Department, shall apply in determining satisfactory compliance with
				this item. (A, B)
b) The fire alarm
				system shall be manually and automatically operated and equipped with
				detectors. (A, B)
c) Every facility
				shall have hazardous areas and rooms protected by an approved automatic
				detector system. (A, B)
d) The
				system shall automatically transmit the alarm to any available municipal fire
				department by direct private line or through an approved central station. (A,
				B)