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family day care home or nursery school, unless the Zoning Administrator makes the SDeCifiC finding that the concentration of such uses will not adversely affect the neighborhood in which it is located due to the cumulative increase in noise, traffic, and/or parking requirements. 2. Traffic Control. Large family day care homes shall not create any traffic hazard. The Zoning Administrator may prescribe such conditions as may be reasonably required to ensure the safety of all affected by the proposed use, including requiring traffic control measures reasonably required to avoid any identified adverse effect. 3. Parking Requirements. Parking spaces, including both off-street and'on'street, shall be available for the actual parking demand created by the use, includin~ the applicant's own vehicles, those of employees, and those of persons delivering and Dickin~ UD children. On-street parking is available for the use if such sDaces are within a reasonable distance of the home'and can be reached safely from the home by children. 4. Noise Control. Large family day care homes shall not create noise levels in excess of those allowed in single-family residential areas in the Noise Element of the General Plan or in excess of those allowed in residential property by ChaPter 9 (Noise Regulation), Title IV of this Code. The Zoning Administrator may impose reasonable limits on the hours of operation of the large family day care home in order to ensure that these limits are met. 5. Fire Code Requirements. Large family day care homes shall meet all reEulations of the State Fire Marshal adopted as Dart of the California Administratlve Code and relating specifically to large family day care homes'~ d. Other Procedures. The regulations concerning ef'f'ective date of the use permit, review or appeal, laDse of use permit, suspension and revocation, new application, and successors _. in interest shall be those contained in this chapter. Modifications shall be handled by -4-