(a) If the charges against the inmate are affirmed as a result of the hearing, one or more of the following sanctions may be imposed based upon the inmate's past record and the severity of the offense:

1. (1) counsel or reprimand;
2. (2) loss of one or more specified privileges for a period consistent with the facility rules of inmate conduct for the particular offense(s);
3. (3) restitution for the loss or damage of property made from existing or future funds in the inmate's account;
4. (4) restitution, not to exceed $100, for facility expenditures related to the medical treatment of facility staff, make from existing or future funds in the inmate's account;

5. (5) confinement to a cell, room, or in special housing, as that term is defined in section 7013.2(h) of this Title, for a period consistent with the facility rules of conduct for the particular offense(s), subject to the provisions of Parts 7075, 7076 and 7077 of this Title, provided that:

   1. (i) no incarcerated individual of a special population may be sanctioned to segregated confinement;
   2. (ii) except as authorized by subparagraph (iii) of this paragraph, an incarcerated individual shall only be sanctioned to segregated confinement for up to 3 consecutive days, and no longer than 6 days in any 30 day period;
   3. (iii) an incarcerated individual may be sanctioned to segregated confinement beyond the limitations of subparagraph (ii) of this paragraph or, in a facility with a maximum facility capacity exceeding 500, in a residential rehabilitation unit only if the disposition contains a finding that the individual committed a violent felony act, and if the chief administrative officer determines in writing, based on specific objective criteria, the act was so heinous or destructive that placement of the individual in general population housing creates a significant risk of imminent serious physical injury to staff or other incarcerated persons, and creates an unreasonable risk to the security of the facility; and
   4. (iv) for purposes of subparagraph (iii) of this paragraph, the violent felony act of attempting to cause a serious disturbance or to escape shall only be determined to have occurred if there is a clear finding that the incarcerated individual had the intent to cause a serious disturbance or the intent to escape and had completed significant acts in the advancement of the attempt to create a serious disturbance or escape. Evidence of withdrawal or abandonment of a plan to cause a serious disturbance or to escape shall negate a finding of intent;
6. (6) loss of a specified period of good behavior allowance, subject to restoration pursuant to applicable laws and regulations; and/or
7. (7) loss of up to one hour of weekly visitation for a period consistent with the facility rules of inmate conduct for the particular offense.