(16) The licensee cares for children outside the include: The provider’s ages stated on the license; (a) Substantiation right to appeal (17) A staff person or a household member that a child was enforcement residing in the licensed home is disqualified under abused or actions; and chapter 170-06 WAC (DEL background check neglected while in How the rules); the care of the provider may (18) The licensee, staff person, or household center; appeal and member residing in the licensed home has a (b) A fire safety request a current charge or conviction for a crime described inspection or hearing. in WAC 170-06-0120; health/sanitation Weight NA (19) A household member residing in the licensed inspection report home had a license to care for children or that has been Fines shall not exceed vulnerable adults denied or revoked; disapproved; two hundred and fifty (20) The licensee does not provide the required (c) Use of dollars ($250) per day number of qualified staff to care for the children unauthorized per violation for center in attendance; or space for child early learning (21) The department is in receipt of information care; programs or one that the licensee has failed to comply with any (d) Inadequate hundred and fifty requirement described in WAC 170-296A-1420 supervision of dollars ($150) per day WAC 170-296A-8225 children; per violation for family Notice of license denial, suspension, revocation, (e) Under staffing home early learning or modification for the number of programs. Fines may The department notifies the licensee of the children in care; be: denial, suspension, revocation, or and Assessed and modification of the license by sending a (f) Non compliance collected with certified letter or by personal service. with requirements interest for each The letter contains information on what the addressing day a violation licensee may do if the licensee disagrees children’s health, occurs; with the decision to deny, suspend, revoke, proper nutrition, Imposed in or modify the license. discipline, addition to other The licensee has a right to appeal the emergency enforcement denial, suspension, revocation or medical plan, actions; and modification of the license. The sanitation and
(16) The licensee cares for children outside the ages stated on the license; (17) A staff person or a household member residing in the licensed home is disqualified under chapter 170-06 WAC (DEL background check rules); (18) The licensee, staff person, or household member residing in the licensed home has a current charge or conviction for a crime described in WAC 170-06-0120; (19) A household member residing in the licensed home had a license to care for children or vulnerable adults denied or revoked; (20) The licensee does not provide the required number of qualified staff to care for the children in attendance; or (21) The department is in receipt of information that the licensee has failed to comply with any requirement described in WAC 170-296A-1420 WAC 170-296A-8225 Notice of license denial, suspension, revocation, or modification The department notifies the licensee of the denial, suspension, revocation, or modification of the license by sending a certified letter or by personal service. The letter contains information on what the licensee may do if the licensee disagrees with the decision to deny, suspend, revoke, or modify the license. The licensee has a right to appeal the denial, suspension, revocation or modification of the license. The include: (a) Substantiation that a child was abused or neglected while in the care of the center; (b) A fire safety inspection or health/sanitation inspection report that has been disapproved; (c) Use of unauthorized space for child care; (d) Inadequate supervision of children; (e) Under staffing for the number of children in care; and (f) Non compliance with requirements addressing children’s health, proper nutrition, discipline, emergency medical plan, sanitation and The provider’s right to appeal enforcement actions; and How the provider may appeal and request a hearing. Weight NA Fines shall not exceed two hundred and fifty dollars ($250) per day per violation for center early learning programs or one hundred and fifty dollars ($150) per day per violation for family home early learning programs. Fines may be: Assessed and collected with interest for each day a violation occurs; Imposed in addition to other enforcement actions; and