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25 | An announced tele-visit prelicensing inspection was conducted today by Licensing Program Analyst Jennifer Velasco (LPA). Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a tele-visit was conducted in place of an in-person site visit. A follow-up in-person site visit may be conducted at a later date. The applicant is requesting a license for a capacity of 8 children. Services will be available Monday through Friday, 07:30 a.m. through 5:30 p.m., year round. During the pre-licensing inspection, LPA provided technical assistance to the applicant related to COVID-19 guidelines and self-assessment. The applicant understands that consecutive, 24-hour care is prohibited. The residence is a two bedroom, two bathroom, two story home. Two adults currently reside in the home. The applicant was advised that all adults residing in or working at the facility must have a criminal background clearance on file with CCLD. The applicant stated they are aware of the immediate $100 per day civil penalty for adults working or residing in the home without a criminal record clearance. The floor and yard plans have been verified. The children will have access to the living room, kitchen, dining nook, one bathroom, one bedroom, side yard, driveway, and garage. The "off limits" areas include one bedroom, one bathroom, the entire second floor, the backyard, and the staircase to the second floor. These areas were made inaccessible by door knob slip covers, locks, and/or child gates. The home appears to be clean and orderly at this time, and the applicant reported it will remain so during child care hours. There is a working telephone in the home. The sharp knives, cleaning supplies, medications, and other potential hazards are stored out of the reach of children in locked cupboards. The applicant stated that there are no firearms or other weapons or ammunition stored on the premises and poisons are kept in a key locked shed in the off-limits backyard. The regulation that poisons are to be locked using a key or combination lock was reviewed.
Continued on LIC 809-C. |