A program licensed to provide community-based behavioral health residential services under this chapter shall ensure that: All areas of a residence, including storage areas: Are safe; Clean; and Free of hazards and clutter; A residence has: No housing code or zoning violations; Working smoke alarms or smoke detectors that meet local fire codes for residential dwellings; Hot and cold running water: Adequate light, heat, and ventilation; and Sufficient, appropriate, and functional furnishings, equipment, supplies, and utensils comparable to those found in the residences of nondisabled individuals; Each resident: Has the resources to purchase or has access to food; Has the resources to acquire an adequate supply of soap, towels, and toilet tissue; Who self-administers medication, has access to a secure storage area for the resident’s medications; Has access to a secure storage area for funds and valuables; Has access to transportation; Has access to a telephone in the residence; and To the extent possible, may use personal possessions and preferences in furnishing and decorating the resident’s space. The following emergency procedures are followed: Posted near the telephone are telephone numbers for the: Fire department, police, ambulance, and poison control center; and Program’s on-call staff; and An emergency evacuation procedure that is explained to and practiced by residents within 10 days after entering residence and, at a minimum, every 3 months after that; Each bedroom has: A minimum of 70 square feet for a single bedroom and a minimum of 120 square feet for a double bedroom; An interior door, except for an efficiency apartment; Closet space in or convenient to each bedroom for each individual using the bedroom; Coverings for each window, for privacy; A bed with a clean mattress and pillow for each resident using the bedroom; At least two sets of bed linens per resident; and Not more than two residents using the bedroom; Each toilet and bathing area has: A minimum of one full bathroom for every four residents; and At least one toilet, one basin, and one tub or shower connected to hot and cold water; Easy access and conveniently located, not more than one floor level from living, dining, and sleeping rooms; and Privacy for the individual using it; and The program has a written relocation plan for each site that: Specifies where residents may live temporarily if the CSA or LBHA determines that conditions in the approved residence pose an imminent risk to the health, safety, or welfare of a resident; Is approved by the CSA or LBHA, as appropriate; and Is updated annually.