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Res. No. 028-98-10295RESOLUTION NO.?8-Qft-10?q5 A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA,RELATING TO THE APPROVAL OF A SIMILAR USE,PURSUANT TO SECTION 20-3.3 (C)(5)OF THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE,ACCEPTING THE CITY MANAGER'S RECOMMENDATION THAT THE "ADULT DAY CARE CENTER"USE BE CLASSIFIED AS A USE THAT IS SIMILAR TO THE PERMITTED USE "DAY CARE CENTER (7 OR MORE CHILDREN)"ONLY;AND, PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS,Section 20-3.3 (C)(5)of the Code states that: (5)New or unlisted uses of similar nature. (a)The director of ...Planning &Zoning ...shall consider the nature of the proposed use,its compatibility with other uses permitted in the various districts and determine the zoning district or districts within which the use should be permitted,if any. (b)The City Manager shall transmit the findings and recommendations of the Director of ...Planning &Zoning ...for the classification proposed for any new or unlisted use to the City Commission for review at its next regularly scheduled meeting. (c)The City Commission shall approve the recommendations of the Director or make such determination concerning the classification of the new or unlisted use as it determines appropriate. WHEREAS,no specific provision is presently made in the City's adopted Land Development Code for the proposed use of an "Adult Day Care Center;"and, WHEREAS,Section 20-3.3 (D)of the Land Development Code provides for "Day Care Center (7 or more children)"asa permitted use under the Public and Institutional Uses inthe Permitted Use Schedule;and, WHEREAS,the Director has received a letter and forwarded a report to the City Manager which recommends that the proposed use "Adult Day Care"Similar UseResolution:February 3,1998 of an "Adult Day Care Center"be classified asa "Day Care Center (7 or more children)"for the sole purpose of permitting the location in the appropriate zoning districts;and, WHEREAS,the City Manager has concurred that the use proposedasan "Adult DayCare Center"isanappropriateusein thezoningdistrictwhere"DayCareCenter (7 ormorechildren)" is currently permitted and,thereby,recommends inclusion ofthe usetothe Mayor and City Commission ofthe City of South Miami. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI,FLORIDA: Section 1.The proposed "Adult Day Care Center"use is hereby classified asause which is similar tothe permitted use, "Day Care Center (7or more children),"and is,therefore, permitted inthe zoning districts where "Day Care Center (7or more children)"is currently permitted with the same parking requirement which isone parking space for every 250 square feet of gross floor area. Section 2.The City Manager shall have final approval and authority over all matters regarding the determination of the applicant's compliance with the intent of these sections. Section 3.This resolution shall take effect immediately upon approval. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 3rd day of February,1998. ATTEST: AjvlZSLs CITY CLERK READ AND APPROVED AS TO FORM CITY ATTORNEY c:\...\Ido \AdultDay Care use.doc APPROVED: COMMISSION VOTE:5-0 Mayor Price:Yea Vice-Mayor Robaina:Yea Commissioner Oliveros:Yea Commissioner Young:Yea Commissioner Bethel:Yea "Adult Day Care"Similar Use Resolution:February 3,1991 CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM To:Mayor and City Commission Date:January 21,1998 <\ *xP?>^Agenda Item # From:Diana Morris^X"^Re:Comm.Mtg.02/03/98 Interim CityManager "Adult DayCare"SimilarUse REQUEST: A RESOLUTION OF THE MAYOR AND CITY COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF SOirTH MIAMI.FLORIDA, RELATING TOTHEAPPROVALOFASIMILARUSE.PURSUANT TOSECTION 20-3.3 (C)(5)OFTHELAND DEVELOPMENTCODE.ACCEPTING THECITYMANAGER'SRECOMMENDATIONTHATTHE "ADULT DAY CARE CENTER"USEBE CLASSIFIED ASAUSETHATIS SIMILAR TOTHE PERMITTED USE 'TJAY CARE CENTER (7OR MORE CHILDREN)"ONLY;AND,PROVIDING FORAN EFFECTIVE DATE. BACKGROUND &ANALYSIS: CityAdministrationhasreceivedarequesttopermitlicensure of anAdultDayCareCenterat 6320SunsetDrive.Inordertopermitthisuse,therequestisbeingprocessedviathesimilaruse provisions of Section20-3.3(C)(5).Theattachedresolutionallowsforadoption of theuse. Itis important tonotethatthe conversion of a single-family residence toa commercial structure willrequire improvements totheproperty,suchaspotential water and/or sewerimprovements, handicappedaccess,fire/life safetyimprovementsandthe provision of required parking spaces includinghandicappedparkingspaces(whichcannotbesatisfiedby on-street parkingspaces). PursuanttoinitialreviewbytheBuildingDirector,thisisachange of use,andthebuildingmust bebroughtintofullcompliancewiththe1994SouthFlorida Building Code.Consideringboth theage of the building andresidentialorigin of thestructure,thiswillbeaverycostlyproposal. Theseissueshavenotbeenaddressedbytheapplicantandmayeffectviability of theproposal. RECOMMENDATION:Approval of the use. Proposed Resolution for Adoption Staff Report by Director of Planning &Zoning Letter fromAlexT.Zakharia,Property Owner Part V,Adult Day Care Centers,Chapter 400,F.S. City Manager's Report:"Adult DayCare"SimilarUseResolution CITY OF SOUTH MIAMI INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM To:Diana Morris Interim City Manager From:Bill Mackey,AICP Director ofPlanning &Zoning Date:January 21,1998 Re:"Adult Day Care Center"Use "ADULT DAY CARE CENTER"USE Please,find the attached letter fromDr.AlexT.Zakharia,Property Owner,regarding a proposed useat6320 Sunset Drive.Staff hasreviewedtheproposaland recommends thatthenewuse maybeapprovedasausewhichissimilartotheuse"DayCareCenter(7ormorechildren)" undertheprovisions of Section20-3.3(C)(5)ofthe City's adoptedLandDevelopmentCode. Itisnoteworthytomentionthatifapprovedforthesubjectproperty,theparkingstatusforthe property willbe modified.The property is currently utilizedasa single-family residential unit; and,any commercial usewillrequirethe provision ofparkingspaces,including handicapped parking.Improvements tobothwaterandsewer systems mayberequiredbythe County;and, provisions for handicap accessibility and fire/life safety forthe building will be required as well. ThisissuehasbeenforwardedtotheBuildingDirectorforinitialreview. Thank you. Recommendation:Approval of the use. c:Alex T.Zakharia,M.D.,F.A.C.S.,F.A.C.C. 6262 Sunset Drive,Suite 401 South Miami.Florida 33143 <? D R . A Z A K H A R I A 3 0 5 6 6 1 5 7 9 9 p . e i A i e X T. ZA K H A R I A . W D . F A C S . F. A . C . C . Tt t O R A C t C AN D CA R O O V A 6 C U U A R SU « < W « V 6 2 6 9 8 U N 3 8 T DR I V E . SU I T E 4 0 1 6 0 U T M NU A M t PL O H t O A 3 3 1 4 3 Ja n u i r y 20 , 19 9 8 D i a n a M o r r i s . 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K > « A C I C AM O CA T O l O V A S C U U V f t SU R < s e m J6 f PART V ADULT DAY CARE CENTERS »400.55 Purpose. »400.551 Definitions. »400.552 Applicability. »400.553Exemptions;monitoring of adultdaycarecenterprogramscolocated withassistedlivingfacilitiesorlicensednursinghomefacilities. »400.554 License requirement;fee;exemption;display. »400.555 Application for license. »400.556 Denial,suspension,revocation of license;administrativefines; investigations and inspections. »400.5565 Administrative fines;interest. »400.557Expiration of license;renewal;conditionallicenseorpermit. »400.5571 Patients with Alzheimer's disease or other related disorders;certain disclosures. »400.5575Disposition of feesandadministrativefines. »400.558 Injunctive relief. »400.559Closingorchange of owneror operator of center. »400.56 Right of entry and inspection. »400.562 Rules establishing standards. »400.563 Construction and renovation;requirements. »400.564 Prohibited acts;penaltyfor violation. Edition 400.55 Purpose. 400.55 Purpose.--The purpose ofthispartisto develop,establish,andenforcebasic standards foradultdaycarecentersinordertoassurethataprogram of therapeuticsocialandhealth activitiesandservicesisprovidedtoadultswhohave functional impairments,inaprotective environmentthatprovidesasnoninstitutionalanatmosphereaspossible. History.-s.1,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;ss.1.17,ch.93-215. Edition 400.551 Definitions. 400.551 Definitions.—As used inthispart,theterm: <? (1)"Adult daycare center"or"center"meansanybuilding,buildings,orpart of abuilding, whetheroperatedforprofitornot,inwhichisprovidedthroughitsownershipormanagement, forapart of aday,basicservicestothreeormorepersonswhoare 18 years of ageorolder,who arenotrelatedtotheowneroroperatorbybloodormarriage,andwhorequiresuchservices. (2)"Agency"meanstheAgencyforHealthCareAdministration. (3)"Basicservices"include,butarenotlimitedto.providingaprotectivesettingthatisas noninstitutionalaspossible;therapeuticprograms of socialandhealthactivitiesandservices; leisureactivities;self-caretraining;rest;nutritionalservices;andrespitecare. (4)"Department"meanstheDepartment of ElderlyAffairs. (5)"Multiple or repeated violations"means 2ormore violations that present an imminent danger tothehealth,safety,or welfare of participants or10ormore violations withina5-year periodthatthreatenthehealth,safety,orwelfare of theparticipants. (6)"Operator"meanstheperson having general administrative chargeofanadultdaycare center. (7)"Owner"means the owner of anadultdaycare center. (8)"Participant"means a recipient of basic services orof supportive and optional services providedbyanadultdaycarecenter. (9)"Supportive and optional services"include,butarenot limited to,speech,occupational, and physical therapy;direct transportation;legal consultation;consumer education;and referrals for followup services. History.-s.2,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79.83,ch.83-181;ss.2,17,ch.93-215;s.55, ch.95-418. Edition 400.552 Applicability. 400.552 Applicability.-Any facility thatcomeswithinthe definition ofanadultdaycare centerwhichisnotexemptunders.400.553 mustbe licensed bythe agency asanadultdaycare center. History.-s.3,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79.83,ch.83-181;ss.3.17,ch.93-215. Edition 400.553 Exemptions:monitoring of adult day care center programs colocated with assisted living facilities or licensed nursing home facilities. 400.553 Exemptions;monitoring of adultdaycarecenterprogramscolocated with assisted living facilities or licensed nursing home facilities.-- (1)Thefollowingareexemptfromthispart: (a)Anyfacility,institution,orotherplacethatisoperatedbytheFederalGovernmentorany agencythereof. (b)Any freestanding inpatient hospice facility thatis licensed bythe state and which provides daycare services to hospice patients only. 4 (2)Alicensed assisted livingfacility,alicensedhospital,ora licensed nursinghomefacility mayprovideservicesduringthedaywhichinclude,butarenotlimitedto,social,health, therapeutic,recreational,nutritional,andrespiteservices,toadultswhoarenotresidents.Sucha facilityneednotbelicensedasanadultdaycarecenter;however,theagencymust monitor the facilityduringthe regular inspection andatleastbienniallytoensure adequate spaceand sufficientstaff.Ifanassistedlivingfacility,ahospital,oranursinghomeholds itself outtothe publicasanadultdaycarecenter,itmustbelicensedas such and meet all standards prescribed by statute andrule. History.-s.4,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;s.6,ch.88-235;ss.4,17, ch.93-215;s.20,ch.95-210. Edition 400.554 License requirement;fee:exemption:display. 400.554 License requirement;fee;exemption;display.— (1)Itisunlawfultooperateanadultdaycarecenterwithoutfirstobtainingfromtheagencya licenseauthorizingsuchoperation.Theagencyisresponsibleforlicensingadultdaycarecenters in accordance with this part. (2)Separate licensesarerequiredforcenters operated onseparate premises,eventhough operated underthesame management.Separate licenses arenotrequiredforseparatebuildings onthesame premises. (3)The biennial licensefee required ofacentershallbe determined bythe department,but maynotexceed $150. (4)County-operatedormunicipallyoperatedcentersapplyingforlicensureunderthispartare exempt fromthe payment of license fees. (5)Thelicenseforacentershallbedisplayedinaconspicuousplaceinsidethecenter. (6)A license isvalidonlyinthe possession ofthe individual,firm,partnership,association,or corporation towhichitisissuedandisnot subject to sale,assignment,orother transfer, voluntary or involuntary;norisa license valid for any premises otherthanthe premises for which originally issued. History.-s.5,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;ss.5,17,ch.93-215. Edition 400.555 Application for license. 400.555 Application forlicense.— (1)An application fora license to operate an adult daycare center mustbe made tothe agency on forms furnished bythe agency and must be accompanied bythe appropriate license fee unless theapplicantisexemptfrompaymentofthefeeasprovidedins.400.554(4). (2)The applicant for licensure must furnish: (a)A description ofthe physical and mental capabilities and needs ofthe participants tobe served andthe availability,frequency,and intensity ofbasic services and of supportive and optionalservicestobe provided; 4 (b)Satisfactory proof of financialabilitytooperateandconductthecenterinaccordancewith the requirements of this part,which mustinclude,inthecase of aninitial application,a1-year operatingplanand proof of a3-monthoperatingreservefund;and (c)Proof of adequate liability insurance coverage. History.-s.6,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;ss.6,17,ch.93-215. Edition400.556 Denial,suspension,revocation of license:administrative fines;investigations and inspections. 400.556 Denial,suspension,revocation of license;administrative fines;investigations and inspections.— (1)Theagencymaydeny,revoke,orsuspendalicenseunderthispartormayimposean administrative fine against the owner of anadultdaycare center orits operator or employee in themanner provided in chapter 120. (2)Each of thefollowingactionsbytheowner of anadultdaycarecenterorbyitsoperatoror employeeisagroundforactionbytheagencyagainstthe owner of the center oritsoperatoror employee: (a)Anintentionalornegligentactmateriallyaffectingthehealthorsafety of center participants. (b)Aviolation of thispartor of anystandardorruleunderthispart. (c)Aconfirmedreport of adultabuse,neglect,or exploitation,asdefinedins.415.102,or of child abuse or neglect,as defined in 1 s.415.503.which report has been upheld following a hearing held pursuant to chapter 120 ora waiver of such hearing. (d)FailuretofollowthecriteriaandproceduresprovidedunderpartI of chapter394relating tothetransportation,voluntaryadmission,andinvoluntaryexamination of centerparticipants. (e)Multipleorrepeatedviolations of thispartor of anystandardorruleadoptedunderthis part. (3)Theagencyisresponsibleforall investigations andinspectionsconductedpursuanttothis part. History.-s.7,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;ss.7,17,ch.93-215;s.40, ch.96-169. 1 Note.~As amended by s.43,ch.95-228,s.415.503 does not define the term "confirmed report." Edition 400.5565 Administrative fines:interest. 400.5565 Administrative fines;interest.- (1) <? (a)If theagency determines thatanadultdaycare center isnot operated in compliance with thispartorwithrules adopted underthispart,theagency,notwithstanding any other administrative action ittakes,shallmakea reasonable attempt to discuss withthe owner each violation and recommended corrective action prior to providing the owner with written notification.Theagencymayrequestthesubmission of a corrective actionplanforthecenter which demonstrates agoodfaithefforttoremedyeach violation bya specific date,subject tothe approval of the agency. (b)The owner of a center orits operator or employee found in violation of this part or of rules adoptedunderthispartmaybefinedbytheagency.Afinemaynotexceed$500foreach violation.Inno event,however,may such finesinthe aggregate exceed $5,000. (c)Thefailureto correct a violation bythedatesetbythe agency,orthe failure to comply withanapprovedcorrectiveaction plan,isaseparate violation foreachdaysuchfailure continues,unlesstheagency approves an extension toa specific date. (d)Iftheowner of acenteroritsoperatororemployeeappealsanagencyactionunderthis section andthefineisupheld,the violator shallpaythe fine,plus interest atthelegalrate specifiedins.687.01foreachdaythatthefineremainsunpaidafterthedatesetbytheagency for payment of thefine. (2)Indeterminingwhethertoimposeafineandinfixingtheamount of any fine,theagency shall consider the following factors: (a)Thegravity of the violation,including the probability thatdeathorseriousphysical or emotionalharmtoaparticipantwillresultorhas resulted,theseverity of theactualor potential harm,andtheextenttowhichtheprovisions of theapplicablestatutesorruleswereviolated. (b)Actionstakenbytheowneroroperatortocorrectviolations. (c)Any previous violations. (d)The financial benefittothecenterof committing orcontinuingthe violation. History.-ss.64,83,ch.83-181;ss.8,17,ch.93-215. Edition 400.557 Expiration of license:renewal:conditional license or permit. 400.557 Expiration of license;renewal;conditional licenseor permit.- (1)A license issued forthe operation ofan adult day care center,unless sooner suspended or revoked,expires 2 years afterthedateof issuance.The agency shall notify a licensee by certified mail,return receipt requested,at least 120 days before the expiration datethat license renewal is required to continue operation.At least 90 days prior to the expiration date,an application for renewal mustbe submitted tothe agency.A license shallbe renewed,uponthefiling of an application on forms furnished by the agency,if the applicant has first met the requirements of thispartandofthe rules adopted under this part.The applicant must filewiththe application satisfactory proofof financial abilityto operate thecenterin accordance withthe requirements of thispartandinaccordancewiththeneedsoftheparticipantstobeserved. (2)A licensee againstwhoma revocation or suspension proceeding is pending atthetimefor license renewal may be issued a conditional license effective until final disposition by the agency ofthe proceeding.Ifjudicialreliefissought from the final disposition,thecourt having 1 jurisdiction mayissuea conditional permiteffectiveforthe duration of the judicial proceeding. (3)The agency mayissuea conditional licensetoan applicant for license renewal or change of ownership if the applicant failstomeetallstandardsand requirements forlicensure.A conditional license issued under this subsection must be limited toa specific period not exceeding6months,asdeterminedbytheagency,andmustbeaccompaniedbyanapproved plan of correction. History.-s.8,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;ss.9,17,ch.93-215. Edition 400.5571 Patients with Alzheimer's disease or other related disorders;certain disclosures. 400.5571 Patients with Alzheimer's disease or other related disorders;certain disclosures.-A centerlicensedunderthispartwhichclaimsthatitprovidesspecialcarefor personswhohaveAlzheimer'sdiseaseorotherrelateddisordersmustdiscloseinits advertisements orinaseparate document thoseservicesthatdistinguishthecareasbeing especially applicableto,orsuitablefor,such persons.Thecentermustgiveacopyofallsuch advertisements oracopy of the document toeachpersonwhorequestsinformationaboutthe centerandmustmaintainacopy of allsuchadvertisementsanddocumentsinitsrecords.The agency shallexamineallsuch advertisements and documents inthecenter'srecordsaspartofthe license renewal procedure. History.-s.4,ch.93-105. Edition400.5575 Disposition of feesandadministrativefines. 400.5575 Disposition of fees andadministrative fines.-Fees andfines received bythe agency under this part shall be deposited in the Health Care Trust Fund established pursuant to 1 s.455.2205.Thesefundsmaybeusedtooffsetthecosts of thelicensureprogram,includingthe costsof conducting background investigations,verifying information submitted,and processing applications. History.-ss.65.83.ch.83-181;ss.10.17,ch.93-215. 1 Note-Transferredtos.408.16 bys.59.ch.97-261. Edition 400.558 Injunctive relief. 400.558 Injunctive relief.- (1)The agency may institute an action for injunctive reliefina court of competent jurisdiction to: (a)Enforce the provisions ofthispartor any standard,rule,ororder issued or entered into pursuanttothispart;or (b)Terminatetheoperation of anadultdaycarecenterfor: 1.Failure totake preventive or corrective measures in accordance withanorderofthe agency; 2.Failure to abide byafinal order of the agency;or 3.Violation ofany provision of this part orof any rule or standard adopted pursuant to this <? part,whichviolationconstitutesanemergencyrequiringimmediateaction. (2)Thecourtmaygranttemporaryorpermanentinjunctiverelief. History.-s.9,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;ss.11,17,ch.93-215. Edition 400.559 Closing or change of owner or operator of center. 400.559 Closing or change of owner or operator of center.— (1)Beforeoperation of anadultdaycarecentermaybevoluntarilydiscontinued,theoperator mustinformtheagencyinwritingatleast60dayspriortothediscontinuance of operation.The operatormust also,atsuch time,informeachparticipant of thefactandtheproposeddate of such discontinuance. (2)Immediately upondiscontinuanceoftheoperation of acenter,theowneroroperatorshall surrenderthelicenseforthecentertotheagency,andthelicenseshallbecanceledbytheagency. (3)Ifacenterhasachange of ownership,thenewownershallapplytotheagencyforanew licenseatleast60daysbeforethedate of thechange of ownership. (4)Ifacenterhasachange of operator,thenewoperatorshallnotifytheagencyinwriting within 30days after the change of operator. History.-s.10,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318:ss.79.83,ch.83-181;ss.12.17,ch.93-215. Edition 400.56 Right of entry and inspection. 400.56 Rightofentryand inspection.--Any duly designated officer or employee ofthe agency or department hastherighttoenterthe premises ofanyadultdaycare center licensed pursuant tothis part,atany reasonable time,in order to determine thestateof compliance with thispartandtherulesor standards in force pursuant tothispart.Therightofentryand inspection also extends toany premises thatthe agency has reason to believe are being operated asacenter without a license,butnoentryor inspection ofany unlicensed premises maybemade without the permission ofthe owner or operator unless a warrant is first obtained from the circuit court authorizing entryor inspection.Any application foracenter license or license renewal made pursuant tothispart constitutes permission for,and complete acquiescence in,any entry or inspection ofthe premises for which the license is sought inorderto facilitate verification ofthe information submitted onorin connection withthe application. History.-s.11,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;ss.13,17,ch.93-215. Edition 400.562 Rules establishing standards. 400.562 Rules establishing standards.— (1)The Department of Elderly Affairs,in conjunction withthe agency,shalladopt rules to implement the provisions ofthispart.Therulesmust include reasonable andfair standards.Any conflictbetweenthesestandardsandthosethatmaybesetforthinlocal,county,ormunicipal ordinancesshallberesolvedinfavor of thosehavingstatewideeffect.Suchstandardsmust relate to: (a)The maintenance ofadultday care centers with respect to plumbing,heating,lighting, i ventilation,andotherbuildingconditions,includingadequatemeetingspace,toensurethe health,safety,andcomfort of participants and protection fromfirehazard.Suchstandardsmay not conflict withchapter 553 andmustbe based uponthesizeofthestructureandthe number of participants. (b)Thenumberand qualifications ofall personnel employed byadultdaycare centers who have responsibilities forthecare of participants. (c)Allsanitaryconditionswithinadultdaycarecentersandtheirsurroundings,including water supply,sewage disposal,food handling,and general hygiene,and maintenance of sanitary conditions,to ensure the health and comfort of participants. (d)Basic services provided by adult daycare centers. (e)Supportive and optional services providedbyadultdaycare centers. (f)Dataandinformationrelativeto participants andprograms of adultdaycarecenters, including,butnotlimitedto,the physical and mental capabilities andneedsofthe participants, the availability,frequency,and intensity of basic services andof supportive and optional services provided,the frequency of participation,the distances traveledby participants,thehoursof operation,thenumberofreferralstoothercentersor elsewhere,andtheincidence of illness. (2)Pursuant tos.119.07,the agency maychargeafeefor furnishing acopyofthispart,orof therulesadoptedunderthispart,toanypersonuponrequestforthecopy. (3)Pursuanttorulesadoptedbythe department,theagencymayconductan abbreviated biennial inspection ofkey quality-of-care standards,inlieuofa full inspection,of acenterthat hasarecord of goodperformance.However,theagencymustconductafullinspection of a centerthathashadoneormoreconfirmedcomplaintswithinthelicensureperiodimmediately preceding theinspectionorwhichhasaserious problem identifiedduringthe abbreviated inspection.Theagencyshalldevelopthekey quality-of-care standards,takinginto consideration thecommentsandrecommendations of the Department of ElderlyAffairsand of provider groups.These standards shallbe included inrules adopted bythe Department of Elderly Affairs. History.-ss.13,18,ch.78-336:s.2.ch.81-318;ss.79.83,ch.83-181;ss.14,17,ch.93-215; s.56,ch.95-418. Edition 400.563 Construction and renovation:requirements. 400.563 Construction and renovation;requirements.-The requirementsforthe constructionandtherenovation of acentermustcomplywiththe provisions of chapter553 which pertain to building construction standards,including plumbing,electrical code,glass, manufacturedbuildings,accessibilitybyphysicallyhandicappedpersons,andthestateminimum building codes. History.-s.14,ch.78-336;s.4,ch.79-152;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;ss.15,17, ch.93-215. Edition 400.564 Prohibited acts:penalty for violation. 400.564 Prohibited acts;penalty for violation.- (1) <? (a)Itisunlawfulforanypersonorpublicbodytoofferoradvertisetothepublic,inanyway, byany medium whatever,adultdaycarecenterbasicservices without havingalicenseunderthis part. (b)Itisunlawfulforanyholder of alicenseissuedunderthisparttoadvertiseorholdoutto thepublicthatitholdsalicenseforanadultdaycarecenterotherthantheoneforwhichit actually holds a license. (2)Any personthatviolates paragraph (l)(a)or paragraph (l)(b)isguilty of amisdemeanor of thesecond degree,punishable as provided ins.775.083.Eachday of continuingviolationis considered aseparate offense. History.-s.15,ch.78-336;s.2,ch.81-318;ss.79,83,ch.83-181;ss.16,17,ch.93-215. i