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25 | On 01/14/2021, Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Juvenal Moctezuma conducted an unannounced case management inspection via Facetime with licensee, Roxanne Castillo. LPA explained the reason of the inspection and a tour of the home was conducted both inside and outside. LPA observed licensee & her assistant caring for 11 children whom were all in the backyard playing. The purpose of today's inspection was to inspect and approve licensees converted garage into her main day-care area. Currently, Licensee uses her living room area and a bedroom as her main day-care area. Roxanne plans to do night care and wishes to leave the bedroom she's used for day-care approved in addition to the newly converted garage. Roxanne stated that the rest of the house will be inaccessible to children. LPA observed doorknobs on all her bedrooms.
LPA observed the newly converted garage to be clean and free of toxins. There were age appropriate toys and cubbies for children to place their belongings. Roxanne stated that parents will drop off their children there instead of her front entrance. The children will still need to go inside the house to use the bathroom and pass licensees laundry room and kitchen. LPA reminded licensee to make sure she does not leave any detergent or cleaning products in her laundry room or on top of her washer/dryer. Licensee understood. Roxanne stated that children will be escorted to and from the bathroom at all times and will not be left unsupervised. The bathroom was observed to be clean and free of toxins. The bathroom cabinets and drawers are remained closed and locked so children don't have access to them.
Licensee has sectioned off the right side of her backyard and plans to install a 5 ft metal fence so she can use that portion as storage since she no longer has a garage. Licensee stated that she will submit a newly updated facility sketch, copies of the building inspection and permits issued by the City of Dinuba, pictures of her newly finished playroom with cubbies and high furniture anchored, and the 5 ft Metal fence in the backyard. Once licensee submits these corrections, the garage will be approved for day-care use.
Report Continued Onto LIC 809-C
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