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25 | Licensing Program Analyst (LPA) Christopher Bello arrived at the facility at approximately 12:00pm and met with applicant Valentina Ivakhov, for the purpose of a pre-licensing. Also present was applicant’s husband. All individuals subject to criminal background review have obtained a criminal record clearance. No children were present at time of inspection.
LPA began touring the facility at approximately 12:15pm. A health and safety inspection was conducted inside and out. The two-story home has a four bedrooms, three bathrooms, a living room, dining room, kitchen, garage, and fenced backyard. The off-limits areas in the home is the entire upstairs, side yard, laundry room and garage. Off-limits areas will remain inaccessible to children by closed doors and/or supervision. Toxic and hazardous items are inaccessible to children. Functioning smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and fire extinguisher were observed in the home. Current pediatric CPR was verified. The fireplace in the home was appropriately barricaded to prevent access by children. Supervision was discussed and applicant understands that children must be 100% supervised in unfenced yards. Immediate Civil Penalty regulation and deficiencies were reviewed.
LPA began consulting the applicant at approximately 1:00pm consulted applicant regarding the following topics; new upcoming regulations, Safe Sleep, Type A vs. Type B deficiencies, complaints, LPA’s right to interview children without parental consent, civil penalties, incidental medical services, placement of detergents, placement of poisons, placement of medicines, announced vs. unannounced inspections, posting requirements, unusual incident reports, On-limits vs. Off-limit areas, licensing file management, fire drills, 80% supervision, 100% supervision, fingerprint clearances, advertising, mandated reporting and best practices.
LPA consulted the applicant regarding personal rights. Applicant understands that corporal, physical and/or unusual forms of punishment is never allowed toward day care children or their own children during day care hours.
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