§ 17.43.700. Prohibited types of large family day care homes.

Any proposed large family day care home which does not comply with the standards and criteria set forth in this chapter, and for which the planning director cannot make the required findings for approval shall not be permitted. If the planning director determines that a proposed large family day care home proposal does not comply with the standards and criteria set forth in this chapter, findings shall be made detailing the reasons that justify such determination. Examples of justified reasons for denial of a proposed large family day care home include, but are not limited to the following:

A.

The proposed project fails to meet the minimum requirements of the town sewage disposal ordinance regarding health and safety requirements assigned to a single-family residence;

B.

The proposed project cannot comply with the requirements of the state Fire Marshal and/or town fire department;

C.

The proposed project cannot provide the minimum number of parking spaces;

D.

The proposed project cannot comply with the provisions of Chapter 9.18 (noise and vibration control) of this code;

E.

The proposed project would adjoin property where another approved large family day care home is located, or would create a situation where any single-family residence would be bounded by a large family day care home on more than one side.

(Ord. 313 §7(part), 1998)