At least 60 days before video lottery terminal or table game operations are to commence, a facility operator shall submit a floor plan depicting its gaming floor and all restricted areas to the Commission for review and written approval. A facility operator may not commence operations until its gaming floor plan is approved in writing by the Commission. A gaming floor plan that a facility operator submits to the Commission shall: Be drawn to 1/8 inch scale, unless another scale is approved by the Commission; Be certified by an architect licensed to practice in Maryland; Depict the gaming floor with a notation as to: Total square feet; Total square feet utilized for the placement of video lottery terminals and table games; Total square feet reserved for future placement of video lottery terminals and table games; Each video lottery terminal or table game location, identified by number and notation as to whether it is proposed for present use or reserved for future use; Number of video lottery terminal and table game locations proposed for use on the gaming floor; Number of video lottery terminal and table game locations reserved for future use; Each seat on the gaming floor; Perimeter of the gaming floor; A clearly delineated route for an individual who is not allowed to play video lottery terminals or table games to bypass the gaming floor; Each automated bill breaker, gaming ticket redemption, coupon redemption, and jackpot payout machine; and Each security department zone, including a notation as to whether it is a fixed or roving post; Depict all restricted areas within the facility with a notation as to: Cashiers' cage, any satellite cashiers' cage, and ancillary offices, inclusive of each cashiers' cage window location and location number; Computer space allocated to the central monitor and control system; Count rooms and any trolley storage areas; An area designated for the storage or repair of equipment or video lottery terminals or table game equipment; Information technology department operations centers; Progressive controller locations; Surveillance monitoring room; Vault and armored car bay locations; and Any area designated as restricted by the facility operator in its Commission-approved internal controls; Depict each surveillance camera with a notation as to camera type and location number; and Depict each automated teller machine installed in accordance with COMAR 36.03.03.07. If a gaming floor includes an outdoor area, in addition to the requirements of §C of this regulation an operator shall submit to the Commission a gaming floor plan that includes: The amenities that the operator intends to offer in the outdoor area; An affidavit from the chief executive officer attesting that the outdoor area and its intended use meet all applicable local and State requirements; and A plan for player and equipment safety during inclement weather. A facility operator may not implement any change to its approved gaming floor plan without the prior written approval of Agency staff.