In addition to the application requirements for all community-based behavioral health services licenses, the provisions of this regulation apply to all applicants for licenses to provide community-based behavioral health services, if the license is permitted by this subtitle to be non-accreditation-based. A program applying for a non-accreditation-based license to provide community-based behavioral health services shall pass an inspection by the Department, or its designee, of all of the program’s sites before issuance of the license; The on-site inspection conducted under §B of this regulation shall include: A tour of the physical plant for safety and quality and compliance with regulations and codes; Interviews with the staff to verify training and competencies; and A review of emergency and disaster preparedness systems. During the on-site inspection, the Department shall ascertain whether the physical plant: Provides sufficient space for required services; Is appropriately furnished, well lit, adequately ventilated, and easily accessible; Is maintained in good repair, safe, clean and free of insects and rodents and hazards; Provides secure storage for participant records; Provides for the safe and sanitary disposal of trash; and Provides marked fire exits and the posting of evacuation routes.