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32 | LPA walked through the facility with the Licensee Crowell and observed that the facility was clean and in good working order. The Licensee was sanitizing and cleaning the facility during the visit and maintained a clean, safe, and healthy environment inside the facility. The Licensee did have a water-filled wading pool in the backyard. The Licensee stated that the wading pool had filled with water after the rains and was unaware that it needed to be emptied. The Licensee stated that the children had been kept inside due to the backyard being muddy from the rains over the weekend and the hot temperatures outside. As a result, the children in care were kept away from the open body of water.
After observations, record reviews, and interviews, it was determined that there was insufficient evidence that the facility was not being maintained in a sanitary manner. The allegations could not be corroborated with the evidence found during the investigation. Therefore, the allegations have been found unsubstantiated. Although, the allegations may have happened or is valid, there is not a preponderance of the evidence to prove that the facility operated in violation of policy in this circumstance.
An exit interview was conducted, and a copy of this report was provided to Licensee Crowell along with the Notice of Site Visit and Appeal Rights.
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