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regular unescorted community movement by residents of the proposed Second Chance Facility (Exhibit 52). 5. The Applicant must comply with the policies and procedures relating to escapes/unauthorized absences of youths from the proposed Second Chance facility in accordance with the administrative policy as outlined in JRA Bulletin No. 17 Interim (Exhibit 50) and Second Chance Procedure/Policy No. SC 2.03, effective date 1993 (Exhibit 51). 6. Landscaping must be provided as shown on the proposed site plan and must, at a minimum, meet landscape Category B standards. Landscaping must also be provided along the interior lot line between the proposed Second Chance facility and the truck parking area. Prior to the issuance of any Public Works or Building Permits, the Applicant must submit a detailed landscape plan for review and approval by the Planning Director. 7. Prior to the issuance of any Public Works or Building Permits, the Applicant must subdivide the property in order to legally establish separate building lots for the proposed Second Chance facility and the proposed truck parking area on the northern portion of the site. 8. The facility must maintain 24-hour staffing, with at least two child care workers on duty, at all times. Program staff must include specialists in supervision/custody, treatment, and family counseling. 9. To ensure the safety of the public at all times, the program must operate under strict physical and programmatic security policies and systems. All exit doors must be equipped with an alarm system which must be monitored at the central control area. The whereabouts of each resident must be accounted for through a series of checks that will be conducted hourly. 10. Residents of the facility will be required to participate in a structured daily schedule of activities which will include individual and group counseling, social skills training, self-esteem training, anger/stress management, recreation therapy, religious activities, family counseling, and work or educational programs. 11. All signs must, at a minimum, meet sign Category B standards. The proposed single identification sign at the location of the entrance to the parking lot must be approved by the Planning Department. Before installing any sign, the Applicant must obtain a permit from the Building Department. 12. Development of the site must be in compliance with all applicable Federal, State and City of Everett regulations. 30