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d. Length of Stay. The length of stay of an individual client shall not exceed six (6) months within a twelve (12) month period; days of stay need not be consecutive. e. Location criteria: Separation from Other Emergency Shelters. There shall be a buffer of at least 250 feet from any other Emergency Shelter for Homeless or Multiservice Center for Homeless, as measured from the property line of one site to the nearest property line of the other. f. Management and Operation Plan. The applicant or operator shall submit a Management and Operation Plan for an Emergency Shelter for Homeless or a Multiservice Center for Homeless for review and comment by the Community Development Director and Chief of Police at the time the project is proposed, prior to issuance of permits. The Plan shall remain in effect throughout the life of the facility, with any changes subject to review by the Community Development Director and Chief of Police. The Plan shall be available for review by any City official or member of the public at all times during the hours of operation, and shall address the following issues consistent with the best practices: i. Hours and days during which the shelter will be open; shelters open more than 12 hours per day shall provide homeless support services; ii List of the services to be provided; iii. Measures to ensure that waiting and intake areas (as required above) are effectively utilized to minimize clients congregating or loitering elsewhere onsite or offsite in project vicinity prior to admittance; iv. Procedures for redirecting those clients seeking admittance who cannot be accommodated by the facility; v. Provisions for separation of sleeping areas for males, females, and family units; vi. Plan for litter and trash removal attributable to clients, onsite and within the project vicinity, in a timely manner; vii. Plan for extending and receiving communications with neighbors, City staff, and general public; viii Ratio of staff to clients; ix. Security plan for operating and non-operating hours, both onsite and offsite in the shelter and its vicinity, including secured access; screening and admittance of clients; emergency contact information; compliance with Fullerton Municipal Code Chapter 7.150; nighttime illumination of site; prohibitions against weapon possession, violent or criminal activity and use of alcohol or narcotics on the property; and establishing procedures for responding to emergencies and incidents, including expelling clients from the facility; x. Provisions for offering services to veterans; g. Compliance with Airport Environs Land Use Plan. Any Emergency Shelter Overlay Zone proposed within the Fullerton Municipal Airport influence area pursuant to FMC Section 15.56.050.B is subject to the following provisions: i. Any Emergency Shelter for Homeless or Multiservice Center for Homeless within the RPZ or APZ for Fullerton Municipal Airport shall comply with all applicable standards set forth in the Airport Environs Land Use Plan for Fullerton Municipal Airport (AELUP) as adopted by the Orange County Airport Land Use Commission. 3