present in the indoor or (k) Poison learning program space, and the outdoor licensed space: (such as numbers must be legible and plainly cleaning visible from the street or road serving supplies or the premises. Weight #5 Lead based paints; lead-based Plumbing containing paint); (7) A license applicant planning to open an lead or lead solders; early learning program in the designated Tacoma smelter plume (counties of Asbestos; or King, Pierce, and Thurston) must contact Arsenic or lead in the the state department of ecology (DOE) soil or drinking and complete and sign an access water; agreement with DOE to evaluate the applicant's property for possible arsenic Toxic mold; or and lead soil contamination. Weight #6 Other identified toxins or hazards. Justification: With this proposed revision, the program must be free of environmental hazards and have access to non-emergency services. Environmental hazards, and the need to remediate or avoid them, are noted in Caring for Our Children, 3rd edition, at STANDARD 5.1.1.5: Environmental Audit of Site Location, which indicates that “An environmental audit should be conducted before construction of a new building; renovation or occupation of an older building; or after a natural disaster, to properly evaluate and, where necessary, remediate or avoid sites where children’s health could be compromised.” This is necessary to protect child health. Caring for Our Children, 3rd Edition, notes the importance of telephone access at Section 5.3.1.12, applicable for both general and emergency use. Other non-emergency services, such as basic utility service, are needed as part of the basic need to protect a child’s health and safety at the facility.
present in the indoor or outdoor licensed space: Lead based paints; Plumbing containing lead or lead solders; Asbestos; or Arsenic or lead in the soil or drinking water; Toxic mold; or Other identified toxins or hazards. (k) Poison (such as cleaning supplies or lead-based paint); learning program space, and the numbers must be legible and plainly visible from the street or road serving the premises. Weight #5 (7) A license applicant planning to open an early learning program in the designated Tacoma smelter plume (counties of King, Pierce, and Thurston) must contact the state department of ecology (DOE) and complete and sign an access agreement with DOE to evaluate the applicant's property for possible arsenic and lead soil contamination. Weight #6 Justification: With this proposed revision, the program must be free of environmental hazards and have access to non-emergency services. Environmental hazards, and the need to remediate or avoid them, are noted in Caring for Our Children, 3rd edition, at STANDARD 5.1.1.5: Environmental Audit of Site Location, which indicates that “An environmental audit should be conducted before construction of a new building; renovation or occupation of an older building; or after a natural disaster, to properly evaluate and, where necessary, remediate or avoid sites where children’s health could be compromised.” This is necessary to protect child health. Caring for Our Children, 3rd Edition, notes the importance of telephone access at Section 5.3.1.12, applicable for both general and emergency use. Other non-emergency services, such as basic utility service, are needed as part of the basic need to protect a child’s health and safety at the facility.