Rest Homes Sample Clauses

The 'Rest Homes' clause defines the terms and conditions related to the use, management, or regulation of residential care facilities for the elderly or individuals requiring assisted living. Typically, this clause outlines the standards that rest homes must meet, such as staffing requirements, safety protocols, and resident rights, and may specify licensing or compliance obligations. Its core practical function is to ensure that rest homes operate safely and ethically, protecting the well-being of residents and providing clear guidelines for operators and regulators.
Rest Homes a. In every Facility where there are:
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Rest Homes. (a) Maximum occupancy shall be 10 residents (including live-in staff). (b) The maximum density for rest homes shall be: i. One person per 50m² of net site area in the Medium-Density Residential Area. (c) An outdoor living area shall be provided that: i. Is for the exclusive use of the residents. ii. Is readily accessible to all residents. iii. Is free of driveways, manoeuvring areas, parking spaces, accessory buildings and service areas. iv. Has a maximum area of impermeable surfaces not exceeding 60% of the outdoor living area. (d) Each rest home shall be provided with a communal open space with a minimum area and dimensions as follows. i. 12m2 per resident. ii. A minimum dimension of not less than 4m. iii. Capable of containing a 6m-diameter circle. iv. At least 60% provided at ground level, and any outdoor living space that is not at ground level is provided on upper floor decks wider than 1m. (e) A service area shall be provided with areas and dimensions as follows:
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