The Secretary shall approve the admission of an individual to a State residential center only if: The findings of the evaluation are that the individual: Has an intellectual disability; and For adequate habilitation, needs residential services; and There is no less restrictive setting in which the needed services can be provided and that is available to the individual or will be available to the individual within a reasonable time. The Secretary may not approve the admission of an individual to a State residential center if: The findings of the evaluation are that the individual: Does not have an intellectual disability; or Has an intellectual disability but does not need residential services for adequate habilitation; or There is a less restrictive setting in which the needed services can be provided that is available to the individual or will be available to the individual within a reasonable time. The Secretary shall provide an individual with the appropriate least restrictive service consistent with the individual’s welfare, safety, and plan of habilitation, if the individual: Has an application for services that has been approved under § 7–404(c) of this title; or Is considered eligible for transfer under Subtitle 8 of this title by the Deputy Secretary or the Deputy Secretary’s designee.