(a)

1. (1) A diagram of the playground shall be submitted clearly identifying:

   1. (A) The perimeter of the playground, with measurements; and
   2. (B) Each piece of equipment used by the children enrolled at the licensed facility.

2. (2) This documentation shall be in the form of a:

   1. (A) Satellite photo, when possible, from an internet site such as Google Maps; or
   2. (B) Diagram of the playground if a satellite photo is not available.

(b) Any changes in the play area boundaries or equipment requested must be:

1. (1) Submitted in writing; and
2. (2) Approved prior to use.

(d) The play area or outdoor learning area shall:

1. (1) Be fenced or otherwise enclosed; and
2. (2) Provide at least seventy-five square feet (75 sq. ft.) per child present on the playground at any time.

(g)

1. (1) Trampolines shall not be used.
2. (2) Therapeutic use of trampolines is acceptable if supervised by the therapist on a one-on-one basis.

(h)

1. (1) Ball pits shall not be used.
2. (2) Ball pits are large areas or pits filled with balls intended for children to jump in and play.
3. (3) Therapeutic use of ball pits is acceptable if supervised by the therapist on a one-on-one basis.

(i)

1. (1) There shall be use zones and protective surfacing under and around all equipment that is over eighteen inches (18") in height at the highest accessible point.
2. (2) The highest accessible point is defined as the highest surface on the piece of equipment where children would stand or sit when the equipment is being used as intended.
3. (3) Use zones shall extend a minimum of six feet (6') in all directions (unless otherwise specified) from the perimeter of the equipment.
4. (4) Playground equipment that is between eighteen inches (18") and twenty-four inches (24") at the highest accessible point and that was installed prior to the enforcement date of this revision is allowable without protective surfacing, as long as it meets all other requirements.