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25 | On 6/16/21 at 9:50am, Licensing Program Manager (LPM) Loretta Dyson arrived at the facility for an announced prelicensing inspection. LPM met with the applicant, Nahid Talebloo. There was no one else present. An application for an infant license, with a toddler option was received for this facility. The facility will also have a preschool license. The facility will operate Monday-Friday 7:30am-6pm, and the infant and toddler components will use one room each. LPM toured all areas, both indoor and outdoors, that will be used by children to conduct a health and safety inspection, and completed the following measurements:
INDOORS: 548.76 square feet= 16 children
OUTDOORS: 3087.95 square feet= 41 children
A fire clearance, with a total capacity of 40 children, including 24 preschoolers, 12 toddlers and 8 infants, was received from the Contra Costa County Fire Protection Department on 5/10/21.
LPM observed that all rooms have sufficient heating, lighting and ventilation and the floors and surfaces are clean and free of hazards. LPM observed an ample supply of age appropriate furniture, equipment, toys and activities. The infant room has a separate nap space that currently has 4 cribs. There are an ample supply of cots available for older infants and toddlers, and they are stored appropriately. The changing table in the infant room is situated where it will be within arms reach of an operating sink. There will be 2 sinks available for children. The applicant advised that the office and staff bathroom will be used for the isolation of sick children. The facility will provide snacks for the toddler component. There are two water fountains indoors for children's use, and staff will bring a water cooler and disposable cups or water bottles to provide water outdoors. The facility will utilize an electronic sign in/out system.
The facility is equipped with a 2A10BC fire extinguisher, a centralized smoke and carbon monoxide detection system, telephone, and first aid kits. LPM did not observe any hazardous items, toxins, bodies of water or medication accessible to children today. |