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Reso PC20-15 0142 PC Reso Accessory Dwelling Unit Requirements -Childcare
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Reso PC20-15 0142 PC Reso Accessory Dwelling Unit Requirements -Childcare
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ATTY/RESO.0142/PC RESO ACCESSORY DWELLING UNIT REQUIREMENTS -CHILDCARE <br />REV: 11-25-2020 PR <br />Page 13 of 17 <br /> <br />B. Non-Residential Zoning District. Child Care Centers located in non-residential <br />zoning districts that are operated in conjunction with adjoining businesses and that <br />are mainly used by the employees of such businesses shall be considered accessory <br />uses and shall be permitted by right, based on the square footage of the facility and <br />not based on the number of children allowed. <br />C. Child Care Centers located in non-residential zoning districts that are not operated <br />in conjunction with businesses and/or that are not used by such businesses shall be <br />permitted subject to first securing a Use Permit subject to the following: <br />1. Child Care Centers of up to 60 children shall be permitted. <br />2. Child Care Centers of more than 60 children shall require a Use Permit. <br />D. Child Care Centers are subject to the following: <br />1. The Facility provider shall possess a current and valid license from the State of <br />California, Department of Social Services. <br />2. The Child Care Center shall obtain a business license. <br />3. Accessory Child Care Centers are not required to exclusively serve the primary <br />use. <br />4. The Child Care Center is subject to parking regulations set forth in Article 30. <br />5. The Child Care Center operation shall not result in cars blocking neighboring <br />driveways or commercial parking spaces. <br />6. Any permanently installed playground apparatus (such as swings and jungle <br />gyms) shall conform to setback requirements for accessory structures in that <br />particular residential zoning district. No play equipment shall be allowed in the front <br />yard. <br />7. Commercial signage in residential zoning districts is subject to maximum <br />signage area allowed for multifamily residential properties. <br /> <br /> <br />39.3 - Family Child Care Homes. <br /> <br />A. The use of a residence as a Small and Large Family Child Care Homes shall be <br />considered a residential use of property for the purposes of this ordinance and shall <br />be permitted outright in a legal dwelling unit in any Zoning District. Family child care <br />homes are not subject to the requirements of Home Occupations and shall be subject <br />to the following: <br />B. Large Family Child Care Homes shall be a permitted use in a legal dwelling unit in <br />any Zoning District. require a Use Permit. In processing the Use Permit, the Zoning <br />Administrator or designee shall do all of the following: <br />1. Provide notice of the proposed use to adjoining property owners within a one <br />hundred (100) foot radius of the exterior boundaries of the Large Family Child <br />Care Home subject property. <br />2. Notice shall be given not less than ten (10) calendar days prior to the date on <br />which the decision will be made on the application. <br />3. Hold a public hearing on the subject application only if requested by the <br />applicant or other affected party. <br />C. The Zoning Administrator or designee shall allow the Large Family Child Care <br />Home upon compliance with the following conditions and standards:
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