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125.17 A Licensee shall not allow children to use trampolines.
125.18 A Licensee shall maintain all outdoor sandboxes and play areas containing sand in a safe and sanitary condition, including being completely covered when not in use and free of debris.
125.19 A Licensee shall ensure that no lawn mowers, hedge clippers, shears or other similar items are used or stored unlocked in any outdoor play space when children are present.
125.20 If a Licensee chooses to utilize a rooftop play space, the Licensee shall enclose the rooftop play space with a sturdy fence at least six (6) feet high and designed to prevent climbing.
125.21 A Licensee shall provide a fire escape, which leads from the rooftop play space, if applicable, to an open space at the ground level of the Facility premises, and for which the Facility has received written approval from DCRA or FEMS.
125.22 Before a Licensee may utilize a rooftop play space, the Licensee shall obtain written approval from the DCRA or FEMS that the additional load presented by the children, staff, and play equipment on the roof is within the load capacity of the building structure.
125.23 Before a Licensee may utilize a rooftop play space, the Licensee shall obtain written approval from DCRA that the fence is safe, and shall submit this written approval to OSSE.
125.24 A Licensee may not use rooftop play space unless:
(a) DCRA or FEMS conducts an annual safety inspection of the fence around the play space and provides written approval stating that the fence is safe for its intended purposes;
(b) DCRA or FEMS conducts an annual safety inspection of the play space and provides written approval of the use safety of the play space; and
(c) A copy of the most current of the written approvals described in paragraphs (a) and (b) next to the Facility’s license, in a conspicuous location at the Facility premises
126 HEALTH AND SAFETY STANDARDS FOR A FACILITY'S PREMISES: EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS, AND FURNISHINGS
126.1 A Licensee shall provide a variety and sufficient quantities of materials, equipment, and supplies for indoor and outdoor activities, consistent with the