In a rural area, what must you provide to obtain a facility license?

• A. a map or directions to the facility
• B. architectural drawings
• C. business license
• D. travel itinerary

Answer: (A)

A facility license centers on where the business is located, and in rural areas the licensing body must be able to find the premises to inspect and verify that it meets required standards. A map or clear directions to the facility ensures inspectors can reach the site without confusion, which is why this is the required submission. Architectural drawings are about building plans and permits, not licensing; a business license is a separate requirement from the facility license; and a travel itinerary has no relevance to licensing. So providing a map or directions directly supports obtaining the facility license.