(b) Each simplified annotated floor plan shall:

1. (1) Provide a scale visual representation of the physical layout of the facility building or buildings showing the key elements relevant to the reports, including each:

   1. (A) Class A, Class B, and Class C resident room;
   2. (B) Attached private or en suite bathroom;
   3. (C) Communal bathroom; and
   4. (D) Associated connecting doorways and hallways;

2. (2) Include annotations using numbers, text, symbols, or icons, as appropriate, to convey key information, including:

   1. (A) For each resident room:

(i) A unique numeric or alphanumeric identifier;

1. (ii) The classification (Class A, B, or C);

   1. (iii) Number of bed licenses assigned;

      1. (iv) Square footage;
      2. (v) Number of physical beds; and
      3. (vi) Presence, if any, of a sink in the room; and
   2. (B) Which private, en suite, and communal bathrooms contain toilets, sinks, tubs, or showers;
2. (3) Be updated as appropriate for changes in resident room configurations, classifications, and bathroom configurations and characteristics from the last report to ensure an accurate, up-to-date floor plan accompanies each report under 20 CAR § 400-1106; and

3. (4) Follow the technical specifications provided by the Department of Human Services in the instructions for report forms and floor plans.

   1. (c) A simplified annotated floor plan required in this section does not substitute for detailed floor plans, blueprints, architectural or engineering drawings, or building systems information:
4. (1) Required under this part for department review of license applications or building renovations, expansions, or new construction; or
5. (2) Necessary for state or local inspections for compliance with applicable building codes, fire prevention and life safety codes, and other codes required under state or federal regulations.