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32 | Allegation: Licensee does not reside in home.
LPA Calderon requested Licensee Kolisha Williams- Greer to observe their bedroom, it was locked, per Licensee does not have key left it at the day care center. Licensees sister dropped of a spare key at 4:13pm, LPA proceeded to conduct tour of Licensees bedroom and LPA observed their personal belongings in their private bedroom located upstairs (this area is off limit to staff, parents and children), photo taken. LPA on reviewed 7/9/26 Licensees 2 mailed correspondence and Licensees Driver License with the above facility address. In addition, per facility file review per LIC279 Application form signed by Licensee, they declared Applicant/Licensee is responsible that they live in the licensed home. Moreover, LPA reviewed Lease Agreement in facility file, lease has Licensee name Kolisha Greer as the renter for the address associated to this facility. LPA Calderon attempted to interview Landlord of the above facility and was not able to obtain their contact information. Per interview with Licensee Williams-Greer they informed LPA they do not have another home and they reside in the above day care home. Per interview with S1, they reside in the home with the Licensee Kolisha Williams -Greer and S2 informed LPA Calderon Licensee resides in the above home. Therefore, due to the above information the allegation is unsubstantiated.
Allegation: Licensee is operating over capacity.
Based on observations during visits LPA observed on:
5/22/26- two staff assistants, 1 volunteer and 6 children.
7/9/26 - 9 children in care with 2 staff assistants, 1 volunteer and Licensee present for approx 20 mins.
7/15/26- 2 staff assistants with 9 children in care and Licensee present.
Per interviews with Licensee, S1 and S2 informed LPA Calderon they do not exceed the License of 14 capacity at the above facility. LPA Calderon collected supportive document provided by Licensee Williams- Greer of the sign in and sign out attendance records of the children and due to document provided it did not adequate evidence to corroborate and determine whether the facility exceeds the licensed capacity; therefore the allegation is unsubstantiated. (Pg 3 out of 4 ) |