Each satellite jail/work release unit, when located in a separate facility from a maximum confinement unit shall have:

1. (1) A general visitation area with:

   1. (a) a public entrance to the facility;
   2. (b) an entry located to permit direct observation and control by staff;
   3. (c) storage facilities for visitors' coats and packages;
   4. (d) a sufficient number of stations to accommodate visitation needs;
   5. (e) seating for both inmates and visitors.

2. (2) A confidential attorney visitation area that:

   1. (a) is separate and distinct from the general visitation area;
   2. (b) permits passage of papers and documents;
   3. (c) provides seating with a table or desk for writing for visitors and inmates;
   4. (d) provides artificial lighting of 30 footcandles;
   5. (e) permits contact visiting;
   6. (f) provides for visual monitoring, but not hearing by staff;
   7. (g) provides for visitors to contact staff if needed.

3. (3) If the facility is not a "work release" only facility, a medical area designed:

   1. (a) to prohibit access by unauthorized personnel;
   2. (b) to have locked storage for equipment, supplies, medications, and records;
   3. (c) for equipment approved by the jail physician including a sink, toilet, shower, examining table, nurses and physicians work station, telephone, and direct contact with the central control area.
4. (4) A food service that meets the sanitation requirements of the Commission for Public Health Title 15A Chapter 18A Section .1500, with adequate storage and food preparation areas.
5. (5) A laundry service (either contracted for or on premises).

6. (6) In a facility which is not a "work release" only facility, recreational facilities with:

   1. (a) an area designed for vigorous physical activities, such as volleyball, basketball, etc.;
   2. (b) equipment storage area;
   3. (c) staff observation post for all areas;
   4. (d) access to areas controlled by staff.
7. (7) A commissary through contract services or built on premises.

History Note: Authority G.S. 153A‑230.4;
Eff. June 1, 1990;
Pursuant to G.S. 150B-21.3A, rule is necessary without substantive public interest Eff. January 5, 2016.