Community residence facilities shall recognize and provide for the reasonable nutritional, emotional, religious, cultural, and therapeutic dietary requirements of its residents.
All food and drink shall be clean, wholesome, and free from spoilage.
At least three (3) meals that are nutritious and suited to the special needs of residents shall be served, provided for, or arranged for on a daily basis.
Where residents are provided meals at another location, it shall be the responsibility of the Residence Director to ensure that the meals (including box lunches or other meals) are nutritious, suited to the special needs of the residents, and otherwise appropriate.
Meals shall be attractively served at the proper temperature and in a home-like atmosphere where group dining is offered to all residents.
The community residence facility shall conform to § 3222 requirements.
EDITOR'S NOTE: 22 DCMR § 3222 was deleted by Final Rulemaking published at 42 DCR 567 (January 27, 1995).
The Mayor shall make a current diet manual available to all community residence facilities, and shall offer the consultant services of a dietitian to community residence facilities so that each facility can meet the requirements of this section.
All food shall be prepared so as to be safe for human consumption and served in accordance with Chapters 20 through 25 of title 23 DCMR, with the following exceptions:
All multi-use utensils and equipment used in the preparation, cooking, and serving of food or drink shall be thoroughly washed in hot water, at least one hundred ten degrees Fahrenheit (110N F.), and detergent after each use.
Community residence facilities shall provide sufficient qualified dietary and food service personnel to meet the general and specific needs of all residents, and shall comply with the requirements of §§ 3221.8 and 3221.9 of this title.
D.C. Mun. Regs. tit. 22, r. 22-B3417