To provide a private independent living program, the agency shall: Have a child placement agency license issued by the Administration in accordance with COMAR 07.05.01; Include at least one resident in the program on the governing board or on an advisory board in a voting or advisory capacity; and Have a written service plan for the provision of independent living services based on the requirements of this chapter. The agency shall maintain written private independent living program requirements which include: A description and schedule of planned resident activities for each calendar year; A written evaluation of the private independent living program by residents at least every 90 days; Documentation that all educational programs used by residents are accredited or approved; Documentation that the agency approves all resident-used employment; Documentation that all private career schools attended by private independent living program residents are approved by the Maryland Higher Education Commission; Documentation that rules are applied equally to and shared with all residents; and Written rules which apply to: Apartment leasing requirements; Personal hygiene; Criminal activity; Participation in: An educational program; A training program; An apprentice employment program; Other employment; or A combination of the above activities; Sexual promiscuity; Absence without approval incidents; Agency supervision and monitoring; Alcohol use; Apartment maintenance; Appropriate substitute child care provision for residents with infants; Drug use; Interpersonal relationships; and Expectations of residents' behavior toward agency staff.