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Sec. 47.33.220. Assisted living plan required. An assisted living home shall ensure that an assisted living plan for a resident of the home is developed, and approved by the resident or the resident's representative, within 30 days after the resident was admitted to the home. The assisted living plan must be developed by the resident or the resident's representative with participation from (1) the resident's service coordinator, if any; (2) representatives of providers of services to the resident; and (3) the administrator of the home. Sec. 47.33.230. Assisted living plan contents; distribution. (a) An assisted living plan for a resident of an assisted living home must (1) promote the resident's participation in the community and increased independence through training and support, in order to provide the resident with an environment suited to the resident's needs and best interests; (2) recognize the responsibility and right of the resident or the resident's representative to evaluate and choose, after discussion with all relevant parties, including the home, the risks associated with each option when making decisions pertaining to the resident's abilities, preferences, and service needs; and (3) recognize the right of the home to evaluate and to either consent or refuse to accept the resident's choice of risks under (2) of this subsection. (b) An assisted living plan for a resident must identify and describe (1) the resident's specific strengths and limitations in performing the activities of daily living; (2) any physical disabilities and impairments, and the aspects of the resident's medical condition, general health, emotional health, mental health, or other conditions or problems that are relevant to the services needed by the resident; (3) the resident's preference in roommates, living environment, food, recreational activities, religious affiliation, and relationships and visitation with friends, family members, and others; (4) specific activities of daily living with which the resident needs assistance; (5) how assistance with the activities of daily living will be provided or arranged for by the home or the resident; (6) the frequency of the resident's training for independent living, if habilitation is part of the plan; (7) the resident's need for personal assistance and how those needs will be met by home staff or another service provider from the community; (8) the resident's need for health-related services and how that need will be met;