A person who owns or operates a limited use veterinary hospital is responsible for: Keeping the hospital area clean where veterinary service is performed; Having a separate room, in the building where limited use veterinary hospital services are performed, which: Is of adequate size; Shall have adequate lighting and an examination table where the service is performed; May only be used for limited use veterinary hospital services; and May not be used for any other purpose such as storage, grooming, or boarding animals; Proper refrigeration and proper care of medicine used at the limited use veterinary hospital as required by applicable medicine label instructions; Handling waste materials that are generated from an animal that does not have a disease transmissible to humans as follows: Sharps, including but not limited to syringes, needles, and surgical instruments, shall be placed in a rigid, tightly lidded container that is impervious to puncture and the container shall be placed in a leak-proof plastic sack or plastic-lined paper bag before disposal; Animal tissues, including blood if it is in liquid form, shall be placed in one of the following: Sanitary sewer if allowed under any local ordinance or regulation and the Environment Article, Annotated Code of Maryland, Leak-proof disposable container, such as a plastic sack or a plastic-lined paper bag, which, before disposal in a legally acceptable manner, shall be placed in a rigid, opaque container; Keeping a positive pressure oxygen delivery system for small animal patients where medically indicated; Keeping records at the hospital for 3 years showing the veterinarian's name, date of service, animal owner's name, and service given and upon request by the board or a client making all records available for inspection; and Posting the hospital's limited use veterinary hospital license in the immediate area where limited veterinary services are provided. A surgical procedure may not be performed at a limited use veterinary hospital.