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(C) whenever soiled; and

(14) ensure that children are not allowed to participate in a high-risk activity including playing near or jumping on any type of trampoline. (Eff. 6/23/2006, Register 178; am 1/5/2017, Register 221) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 47.25.001 7 AAC 41.222. Life and fire safety. (a) A licensed child care provider described in 7 AAC 41.200(a)(1) shall meet the applicable health and safety requirements of 7 AAC 10.1000 — 7 AAC 10.1095. A provider described in 7 AAC 41.200(a)(2), (3), or (4) shall meet the applicable life and fire safety requirements of the accrediting, certifying, or approving agency. (b) A provider described in 7 AAC 41.200(a)(5) must meet the life and fire safety requirements of (d) of this section before approval to participate in the child care assistance program under this chapter. (c) The department will inspect a provider described in (b) of this section to determine if the provider meets the applicable requirements of this section. Based on the inspection, or if the department determines that it is necessary for purposes of public health, safety, or welfare, the department will request an advisory inspection report from one or more state or municipal building or fire safety authorities. The provider is responsible for any fee charged by the authority for each inspection. (d) In addition to meeting the other health and safety requirements of this chapter, a provider described in (b) of this section shall ensure basic life and fire safety by meeting the requirements of this section. The provider shall have a disaster preparedness and emergency evacuation plan that

(1) includes evacuation procedures that will ensure the complete evacuation of children in care, including children with limited mobility, within 150 seconds during an emergency;

(2) describes in detail the procedures that will be followed for the complete evacuation of the child care premises, including specific procedures, as applicable, for

(A) children younger than 30 months of age;