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25 | On 03/11/2025 at 8:30AM, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA), Hanna Lucas, and Licensing Program Manager (LPM), Joelle Redding, made an unannounced visit for the purpose of an Annual Inspection. LPA was greeted at the door by Licensee, Sayena Vazirinia, and her employee Guadalupe Fierro. The Co-Licensee, Sahra Shirazi, has moved out of the home, and therefore will be removed from the license. LPA provided Application Form LIC 279 to Licensee. The 4 bedroom, 3-bathroom home was toured and inspected to ensure that the environment is safe for the care and supervision of children. During the visit, there were 8 children in care. The facility was within ratio and capacity.
Child care areas include the living room, the kitchen, the dining room, the office, and bathroom #1. Off limits areas are the Master Bedroom, Shirazi’s Bedroom, Sina’s Bedroom, the garage, bathroom #2 and #3, and have been made inaccessible through baby gate blocking the hallway entrance while children are in care. Per the Licensee, the children are observed upon entry and throughout the day for signs of illness. If a child is ill, an appropriate isolation area has been established in the living room. The facility sketch on file is accurate. The home is clean and has adequate ventilation and heating. Licensee has provided enough space for the children to eat, sleep, and play within the home. Licensee provides food for the children and participates in the Children’s Nutrition Program. The furniture, napping materials, and children’s toys are safe and age appropriate. The backyard is used as a play space, and it is fully fenced with safe and age-appropriate equipment. Licensee was reminded that supervision of the children must be maintained at all times, and no child shall be left in a parked vehicle or car seat for sleeping purposes.
Licensee has a working cellphone and can communicate with the parents via text or call. All required forms are posted within the home. Emergency drills are being conducted and logged at least every six months and there is a written disaster plan on file. The fire extinguisher is full and of adequate size and located in the kitchen under the sink. The smoke alarm in the hallway and carbon monoxide detector in the back hallway are operational. There are no weapons stored in the home, or on the property, and there are no bodies of water present. |