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there was no outdoor area for children, stating childcare facility regulations are <br />35 feet per child in indoor areas and 75 feet per child in outdoor areas. She also <br />questioned the number of maximum children on site atone time versus the number <br />of the total enrolled in the program and inquired how this works out with crowding <br />and adequate space issues. Ms. Soo replied that there would be a maximum of <br />90 children in 8,000 square feet of classroom and other areas. <br />Commissioner Fox inquired what the building occupancy type was for the proposed <br />use and if it was required to be an E occupancy type since it is an academic <br />program. She further inquired what the maximum occupancy load for the building <br />was. <br />Ms. Decker replied that the building has a B occupancy and that the use is <br />considered a tutoring center and not a childcare facility or a school, which would <br />require an E occupancy. She stated that various discussions have occurred in terms <br />of occupancy and how it would change; however, the use would continue to be <br />maintained as B occupancy if no other changes were made. <br />Commissioner Fox stated that a B occupancy allows training and skilled <br />development outside an academic school program, but since this has several <br />categories, including an academic enrichment program, it should also have an <br />E occupancy. She noted that one category states: "education or academic program <br />for children between K-12t"grade." She inquired how this could be a B occupancy <br />when it is a tutoring school and an academic enrichment center. <br />Ms. Decker replied that the reason it complies with the B occupancy is because the <br />actual tutoring and the program offered is outside of the State curriculum. She <br />explained that the private school or E occupancy is specifically related to education <br />of the State curriculum program. She noted that the classes offered in the proposed <br />facility are to enhance those skills not specific to meeting a State requirement or <br />accreditation for elementary education criteria. <br />In response to Chair Blank's inquiry regarding what the building's occupancy was at <br />present, Ms. Decker replied that it is an office building under a B occupancy. <br />In response to Commissioner Fox's inquiry if the building was currently <br />fire-sprinklered, Ms. Decker replied that she was not certain but thatthis could be <br />determined. <br />In response to Commissioner Fox's further inquiry if the children are picked up from <br />school and transported to the facility, Ms. Soo replied that they were. <br />Commissioner Pearce inquired if a tutoring facility was not necessarily related to <br />State-accredited standard facilities. Ms. Decker replied that there is a specific <br />difference in that the tutoring facilities and centers engage in a process to enhance <br />and provide better skill sets for children, but they do not teach and are not designed <br />PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, December 10, 2008 Page 5 of 35 <br />
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