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(1) date and time of the drill;

(2) name of each caregiver who was present at the time of the drill;

(3) initials, provided by the foster parent, of each child in care who was present at the time of the drill; and

(4) amount of time required to complete the drill. (f) If an emergency affects a foster home, the foster home shall notify the department by telephone, facsimile transmission, or electronic mail not later than the following working day, and the department may request a detailed written report. (g) In addition to the first aid kit required under 7 AAC 67.335, a foster home shall maintain in an accessible location one disaster kit that includes

(1) at least one working flashlight and extra batteries;

(2) at least one battery-operated or hand-crank radio and extra batteries;

(3) potable water;

(4) nonperishable food; and

(5) blankets. (h) A foster home that uses oil, wood, natural gas, or propane as a heating or cooking fuel shall ensure that an operating carbon monoxide detector is installed within each sleeping area, or not more than three feet from the entrance to that area, and is regularly inspected, tested, and serviced. In addition, if the foster home is a multi-level facility, at least one operating carbon monoxide detector must be installed on each level. (i) A foster home shall ensure that

(1) the home has at least two means of emergency escape that are remote from each other and that provide unobstructed access to the outside of the building; at least one means of emergency escape must be an exterior door; if one of the means of emergency escape is a window, the window must comply with the requirements of (3) of this subsection;

(2) the home has at least one means of escape from any basement directly to the outside at or near ground level, if the basement is occupied for any part of the day;

(3) each bedroom has at least one exterior door for emergency escape and rescue directly to the outside or one fully opening window that provides escape directly to the outside that meets the following requirements:

(A) the finished sill height may not exceed

(i) 44 inches above the floor; the department will allow a foster home to meet this requirement through the provision of a permanently installed step, the top of which is