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(2) residential supported-living services under 7 AAC 130.255;

(3) day habilitation services under 7 AAC 130.260;

(4) residential habilitation services under 7 AAC 130.265(b) and (g);

(5) employment services under 7 AAC 130.270;

(6) transportation services under 7 AAC 130.290 provided as agency-based services;

(7) meal services under 7 AAC 130.295 provided in a congregate setting. (n) A provider shall render each service listed in (m) of this section in a setting that

(1) was selected by the recipient from among settings options that include non-disability specific settings;

(2) ensures the rights of the recipient to privacy, dignity, and respect, and to freedom from coercion and restraint;

(3) optimizes the recipient’s initiative, autonomy, and independence in making life choices, including those for daily activities, physical environment, and interactions with others;

(4) implements the recipient’s choices regarding services and supports, and the individuals that will provide them;

(5) assists a recipient that chooses to

(A) seek employment and work in competitive, integrated settings; or

(B) receive services in the community;

(6) encourages and facilitates the recipient’s engagement in community life; and

(7) provides the opportunity for the recipient to control the recipient’s personal resources. (o) In addition to ensuring a setting meets the requirements specified in (n) of this section, a provider that owns or controls a residential setting

(1) shall provide for the recipient

(A) a legally enforceable, written agreement that complies with the requirements of AS 34.03.010 — 34.03.380;

(B) the option of a private unit, if available in the setting and appropriate for the recipient’s needs, preferences, and resources for payment of room and board; and

(C) a setting that is physically accessible for the recipient; and

(2) except as provided under (p) of this section, shall provide for the recipient

(A) privacy in the recipient’s living or sleeping unit;