The responsible individual shall ensure that the shelter is a safe, structurally sound, and sanitary building that meets the following standards: A shelter may not have any structural defects that could cause injury to animals or staff members handling animals; Surfaces in animal areas, such as floors, junctions, walls, doors, shall be made of nonporous material that can easily be disinfected; Ceilings shall be kept in good condition without leaks; All areas where animals are present shall have adequate ventilation and be kept between 60—80 degrees F; By July 1, 2019, all rooms where animals are housed shall have a fire alarm system that will alert authorities of fire or heavy smoke; A shelter shall have written policies and protocols in place to maintain adequate capacity to prevent and eliminate overcrowding; and Upon request, a shelter shall allow the Department to inspect the premises for compliance with this chapter.