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EXCLUSIONS <br /> Child- related uses that meet the above definition of childcare would generally be required to <br /> obtain a childcare center license unless the program qualified for one of several "exemptions <br /> from licensure" provided in the Manual of Policies and Procedures from the Community Care <br /> Licensing Division of the State of California Health and Human Services Agency (Section <br /> 101158 of the Health and Safety Code). These are summarized below, although the full text <br /> of the statute should be consulted. <br /> 1. Any health facility as defined by Section 1250 of the Health and Safety Code <br /> 2. Any clinic, as defined by Section 1202 of the Health and Safety Code <br /> 3. Any community care facility, as defined by section 1502 of the Health and Safety <br /> Code <br /> 4. Any family day care home providing care for the children of only one family in addition <br /> to the operators own children. <br /> 5. Any cooperative arrangement between parents for the care of their children where no <br /> payment is involved. <br /> 6. Any arrangement for the receiving and care of children by a relative. <br /> 7. Any public recreation program. "Public recreation program" means a program <br /> operated by the state, city, county, special district, community college district, <br /> chartered city, or chartered city and county, that is restricted in time and duration (see <br /> Health and Safety Code for restrictions). <br /> 8. Public and private schools (accredited k -12) that operate a program before and /or <br /> after school for school -age children provided the program is run by qualified teachers <br /> employed by the school. If the program is run by any outside organization, it would <br /> be subject to licensure. <br /> 9. Any school parenting program (e.g. Horizon High School type program) or adult <br /> education child care program that is operated by the school district and is not <br /> operated by a non profit private recreation program. <br /> 10. Any child day care program that operates only one day per week for no more than <br /> four hours on that one day. <br /> 11. Any child day care program that offers temporary child care services to parents where <br /> the parents or guardians remain on site, not including a ski facility, shopping mall, or <br /> department store. <br /> 12. Any program that provides activities of an instructional nature for school -age children, <br /> in a classroom -like setting that is operated only during public school vacations, and <br /> where sessions do not exceed a total of 30 days during school vacations. <br /> 13. A program administered by the Department of Corrections. <br /> REVIEW OF PROPOSED USES UNDER TITLE 18 OF THE CITY OF PLEASANTON <br /> MUNICIPAL CODE (ZONING ORDINANCE) <br /> Child- related uses defined above as child care shall be subject to the standards and <br /> requirements imposed on child care facilities and nursery schools in the Zoning Ordinance. <br /> REQUIRED CHILD CARE LICENSING <br /> All applicants for uses defined above as child care, child day care or nursery school are <br /> required to apply for and receive a child care license from the State of California Community <br /> Care Licensing Division prior to issuance of a City Business License and /or as a condition of <br /> approval of any conditional use permit. Uses deemed by the City to require a license but <br /> which do not receive licenses from the State may not operate in the City of Pleasanton. <br /> Page 2 <br />