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order to secure planning entitlements. She noted that this will be required at the time the applicant applies for Building and Safety Division permits. Ms. Amos stated that the next question relates to Question 18: "I don't see the answer to Question 18 in the packet regarding how the temperature requirement inside to be between 68 and 85 degrees in Title 22 meshes with the open loading dock door issue. Your response references responses to No. 14 but I don't see anything addressed there in the response to No. 14. Please send me the State's response or point out where it is if I am missing it. Please ask CCLD in writing if this was not asked." Ms. Amos stated that the applicant will maintain the temperature between 68 and 85 degrees when it is required through the existing air-conditioning and heating unit, such that even if the roll-up door is open in the winter, the heating will be running to maintain a constant temperature, as required by the State. Ms. Amos indicated that State Licensing has verbally conveyed to staff that this is fine because the door is only open periodically and will not drop the temperature too much and the applicant is maintaining it through those requirements. Ms. Amos added that Title 22 is enforced by the State and not the local government. Regarding the next question: "I don't see responses to No. 19 which relates to the Title 22 requirements that rooms with kitchen/food preparation not have children present. The site plan is still labeled `KitchenlStudy Room."' Ms. Amos stated that although the room is labeled such, it is not a kitchen per se because it has only a sink and refrigerator and no cooking equipment or stoves. She added that State Licensing has found that it is fine forthe children to be in that center since it includes just a sink and refrigerator. With respect to the next question: "For the Disaster Plan, I don't see a letter from the city granting permission forthe temporary relocation to the Public Library or Orloff Park. Where is it?" Ms. Amos stated that no permit is required in the event of an emergency to provide a safe haven for a business, patrons, adults, or children who may exit into or use City properties, such as the library or parks. Commissioner Fox stated that she asked this question because the Child Care Licensing Application asks for a Disaster Plan, including two places to be in case of a disaster. She added that it requests, in parentheses, that the property owner submit a letter indicating the two places cited for the Disaster Plan. Ms. Amos replied that was correct and that the State did acknowledge this. She added that for City facilities, such as a park orthe public library, the State requires that there be a disclosure that parents need to be aware of simply where their children will be in the event of a disaster. Regarding the next question: "I asked the city previously whether the city inspects the sandbox daily at Orloff Park per Title 22 (Sandboxes shall be inspected daily and kept free of foreign materials). The response related to weekly and references CPSC recommendations. Can the city please address the question as it relates to Title 22 requirements (daily) not CPSC recommendations?" Ms. Amos replied that the City PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, November 12, 2008 Page 5 of 29