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(d) Letters of support documenting a need for the facility’s services from at least three community partners, including referral sources; (e) A copy of the charter or law establishing the facility; (f) A copy of the constitution or bylaws; (g) A copy of a map for the entire campus; (h) A copy of the floor plan for each building used for sleeping; (i) A statement of the purpose, scope of services to be provided, intake policy specifying age, sex, type of children to be accepted for care, and the geographical area from which children are accepted; (j) A current list of governing board members, including names, positions, addresses and phone numbers for each, and committees; (k) Documentation of reserve funds equal to the operating costs of the first six (6) months; (l ) A current budget showing anticipated income (broken down by category, e.g.: private donations, government grants, community fundraisers, etc.) and expenditures; (m) A copy of the current policy and procedural manual; (n) Disaster plan, including plan for transportation of children; (o) The number of buildings and a statement regarding the general condition of the facility; (p) Verification of local building and zoning compliance; (q) A current fire inspection report; (r) A current safety and sanitation inspection report; (s) An activity plan including three months of proposed activities; (t) Menu encompassing four weeks that has been approved by a licensed dietician; (u) Job descriptions, including education and work experience requirements for staff and volunteer staff; (v) Names and job titles of staff and volunteer staff, and proof of education and work experience as evidenced by completed applications or resumes; (w) Medical examination reports for all caregivers and volunteer staff; (x) Memorandum of Agreement on Criminal Record Checks; (y) A fingerprint review for all group care staff and all volunteer staff; (z) State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) criminal records checks for all group care staff and volunteer staff; (aa) State Central Registry of Child Abuse and Neglect checks for all group care staff and volunteer staff using the approved Agency form; (bb) The equivalent Central Registry of Child Abuse and Neglect system check for each state in which any group care staff person or volunteer staff has resided in the previous five years; (cc) The National Sex Offender Registry for all group care staff or volunteer staff; (dd) The state sex offender registry check for all group care staff and volunteer staff; (ee) Documentation of orientation and training completed by each caregiver and volunteer staff; (ff) Documentation of current nationally accredited restraint training certification for all caregiv- ers who may restrain children; and (gg) Documentation of current first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation certification for at least one staff member per working shift. (2) As soon as possible after the receipt of the complete licensure packet, a representative of the Agency will visit the facility and will secure information upon which to evaluate the program in relation to licensing standards. (3) Any deficiencies or citations noted shall be corrected prior to the issuance of the license.