049-4 Wyo. Code R. §§ 4-15 - Indoor Play Space
(a) The indoor area
designated for the children's use while in care shall include a minimum of 35
square feet of usable play space per child, and this space shall be available
to the children on a continual basis.
(b) If the required outdoor space in Section
16 is not available, and the facility has been granted a variance for the lack
thereof, the same amount of indoor space required in (c) below may be used and
provide for types of activities equivalent to those performed in an outdoor
space and shall be used at least one (1) time per day for at least 30
minutes;
(c) When children are
separated into age groups, and only one (1) age group is using the indoor play
space at any given time, the following minimum play space requirements apply;
(i) Thirty-five (35) square feet for each
child birth to 18 months of age;
(ii) Fifty (50) square feet for each child 18
months to 24 months of age; and
(iii) Seventy-five (75) square feet for each
child over the age of 24 months of age.
(d) Indoor play equipment with a fall height
of more than 24 inches shall be installed over a resilient surface covering the
appropriate use zones:
(i) Resilient surfacing
shall be installed, maintained and replaced according to the manufacturer's
instructions. If manufacturer's instructions are not available, refer to the
Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) standards.
(e) Commercial constant air inflatable
devices shall be used indoors only if the manufacturer's guidelines permit and
follow the guidelines outlined in Chapter 4, Section 16(n).
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