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residents from accessing the hot stove top after it has been in use. Admin will look for an option and report back to LPA. Kitchen has a storage closet and laundry room, LPA and Admin discussed ensuring these doors are locked at all times, including the laundry room. Laundry room does have a storage cabinet with locking function for detergents and toxins.
LPA and Admin toured MC resident units I166, I175, H164, and H156. All units have windows that open a maximum of 3-4 inches. Bathrooms all have grab bars, but each unit will need a slip-resistant mat, strips, or flooring in all bathtub and shower floors. All slip-resistant mats, strips, or flooring shall be in good repair and maintain slip-resistant properties. All bedrooms and bathrooms have pull cords. Water temperature in sinks accessible to residents measured at 114.5 degrees F in room I166, and 105.5 degrees F in room H164, which are both within the allowable range of 105 to 120 degrees F.
MC unit common area has a device that looks like a fireplace but is actually a Water Vapor Electric Fireplace that runs on tap water. It is not hot to the touch and does not get hot while in operation.
MC unit has fire extinguisher cabinets on the walls that are locked with padlocks. LPA asked Admin about the padlocks, Admin advised this is allowed per the fire marshal. Admin explained facility wants to padlock them for safety reasons. Admin showed and forwarded to LPA email from fire marshal allowing the padlocks to be present. Emailed states, per California Fire Code (CFC) 906.8 Cabinets: "Cabinets used to house portable fire extinguishers shall not be locked. Exceptions: in group I-3 occupancies and in mental health group I-2 occupancies, access to portable fire extinguishers shall be permitted ot be locked or to be located in staff locations provided that staff has the keys." Group I-2 occupancy is a classification for buildings that provide medical care to more than five [5] people who are unable to care for themselves. Supervised living facilities are categorized as group I-2.
While touring the MC unit, LPA and Admin identified three [3] areas that may present as problematic in regards to elopement: The north-facing Dovetail door (with identification placard labeled Guest Lobby at Boxheart Dr), Building H stairwell exit, and Building I stairwell exit. Each of these exits open up to a
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