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INSPECTIONS PREPARED 7/14/10, 13:57:52 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 44 Harnett County INSPECTOR: IVR DATE 7/15/10 ADDRESS . : *UNASSIGNED SUBDIV: CONTRACTOR : PHONE OWNER . . : REFUGE TABERNACLE OF PHONE PARCEL . . : 13 -0528- - -0078- -02- APPL NUMBER: 10- 50024589 CP DAYCARE DIRECTIONS : T /S: 06/10/2010 10:31 AM VBROWN - - -- REFUGE TABERNACLE OR VICTORY TABERNACLE, 27W APPROX 7MI, THE CHURCH WILL BE ON RIGHT, BEIGE BRICK VICTORY TABERNACLE. STRUCTURE: 000 000 FLOOD ZONE • FLOOD ZONE X PROPOSED USE • DAYCARE SEPTIC - EXISTING • EXISTING WATER SUPPLY • COUNTY PERMIT: CPLU 00 CP LAND USE PERMIT REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS Z818 01 7/15 10 TI PZ *ZONING INSPECTION TIME: 17:00 . VRU #: 001954403 7 s P.B.) T /S: 07/14/2010 12:38 PM VBROWN COMMENTS AND NOTES n Q y i o' �'a'"- p j .- 15 r*ot c°.xlo W:14. M. reLlurrece 1 '�'v� • " "'�'3' urt t- 6P1) L • - o°°o-ym oa °male ht tt MEM mg as! d sr as l � a a a a 01 : f- rc k 1 a _ a a s w e w 0 / . i. 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STRUCTURE: 000 000 NEW DAYCARE IN EXIST STRUCT ALREADY BLT FLOOD ZONE • FLOOD ZONE X PROPOSED USE • DAYCARE SEPTIC - EXISTING' • EXISTING WATER SUPPLY • COUNTY PERMIT: CPLU 00 CP LAND USE PERMIT REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS Z818 01 7/15/10 RS PZ *ZONING INSPECTION TIME: 17:00 VRU #: 001954403 7/15/10 DA T /S: 07/14/2010 12:38 PM VBROWN T /S: 07/15/2010 03:11 PM RBAKER Outdoor activity area must be surrounded by a security fence that measures six feet in height. Present fence is only four feet in height. Z818 02 8/24/10 TI PZ *ZONING INSPECTION VRU #: 001974054 Si?Altc 2.6.1Q COMMENTS AND NOTES C0.4 11\6 tett PREPARED 8/24/10, 14:05:43 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 14 Harnett County INSPECTOR: IVR DATE 8/25/10 ADDRESS . :` *UNASSIGNED SUBDIV: CONTRACTOR PHONE : OWNER : REFUGE TABERNACLE OF PHONE PARCEL . . : 13 -0528- - -0078- -02- APPL NUMBER: 10- 50024589 CP DAYCARE DIRECTIONS : T /S: 06/10/2010 10:31 AM VBROWN - - -- REFUGE TABERNACLE OR VICTORY TABERNACLE, 27W APPROX 7MI, THE CHURCH WILL BE ON RIGHT, BEIGE BRICK VICTORY TABERNACLE. STRUCTURE: 000 000 NEW DAYCARE IN EXIST STRUCT ALREADY BLT FLOOD ZONE FLOOD ZONE X PROPOSED USE • DAYCARE SEPTIC - EXISTING' • EXISTING WATER SUPPLY COUNTY PERMIT: CPDC 00 CP DAY CARE INSPECTION REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS H822 01 7/16/10 GG ENVIR. HLTH /SANITATION FINAL TIME: 17:00 VRU #: 001955566 7/16/10 AP T /S: 07/16/2010 08:13 AM SSTEWART T /S: 07/16/2010 08:14 AM SSTEWART D830 01 8/25/10 TI C *DAY CARE INSPECTION TIME: 17:00 VRU #: 001974658 R-24'.1) NA M p T /S: 08/24/2010 01:53 PM JBROCK COMMENTS AND NOTES DCD - 0304 Identification # f 0 00 44 S 2. Rev. 9/08 County Date of Inspection BUILDING INSPECTORS INSPECTION FORM FOR CHILD CARE CENTERS NAME OF OPERATION k /tctur S'cve /i -e Cr C c( De L/cIc,-t, ,,,,,-f ADDRESS 7 "3 J \I C 27 IiL/ • TELEPHONE: q? 1 =' -, 4 T- 2 N ti CITY Lt11 7 no STATE Ai C. ZIP 2_. A BUILDING INSPECTORS CERTIFICATE 1. The areas in the building that are designated as the licensed space are required by the licensing agency to meet the Building Code in effect when an application for licensure is submitted to the regulating agency. Does the building listed above, to the extent observable, meet the current North j ) k1 Carolina Building Code? Yes . No ,\ 2. If no, list question numbers which do not comply, explain the violation and whether equivalent protection for the safety of the children is provided: 1 ) Fr-olet Steps roc. ttr.1 Pp C ode 2). 3) 4) 3 Are any of the above violations of a life safety concern? Yes_K No_ If yes, please list question numbers 4. In your opinion based on the violations listed above, do you recommend that the Division of Child Development issue a provisional license to allow time for correction of the violations? Yes $< No If yes, how long (30 -60 -90 days) and for which violations? C ) CI) (Note: All violations must be corrected before a license can be issued unless a provisional time period is recommended or equivalent protection is documented.) 5. Number of rooms approved for occupancy by children? (Attach sketch of building with rooms identified) 6. Specify any local zoning restriction: 27,1 Signature of Inspector 7 / i bt, Aft, / /Date e=4 c,;1 C Jurisdiction H C V /Phone: et i (] •- 9 e 1 7 7 72 -- The Inspectors Certificate and Building Inspection Form is required to be completed in its entirety before the Division of Child Development (DCD) can consider the document complete. All questions must be answered; any NO answers must have a written explanation. This form was developed through the cooperation of the Division of Child Development and the Engineering Division of the Department of Insurance. Please note that the inspection forms do not cover all areas of the Code, but are intended to be used as a guide for the local inspector. If additional Code items which are not addressed on these forms are found to be in violation of the Code, please document them on the back of this form. Prepare in quadruplicate: Original & copy to DCD, 1 copy kept by inspector, 1 copy kept by operator. t Identification N 'f 3 0 'l O i 0 ,1- 1-i ci r t4 c tf Date of Inspection r i "l CHILD CARE BUILDING INSPECTION FORM SECTION A: The following general questions should be answered for BOTH Educational and Institutional type occupancies. LIGHT & VENTILATION 1. Is the total area of all windows in the child care room equal to or greater than 8% of the floor area or is artificial light provided? Yes ik No 2.a Does the room have natural ventilation from a minimum amount of operable window or door area to the outside that would allow a clear opening that is equal to or greater than 4% or more of the floor area? (If NO, go to question 2b). Yes No " v b Is space mechanically ventilated as required by North Carolina Mechanical Code? (N /A if an existing building) N/A >f Yes No FIRE 3. Does this building have a manually operated fire alarm system (electrically installed system with pull box stations)? Yes 'f( No EXITS 4. Are there at least 2 exits (doors, stairs, smoke proof towers, ramps, or horizontal exits) remote from each other on each floor or fire section of the building? Yes )( No 5. Is the exit capacity adequate? Yes X No 6. Are all means of egress adequately illuminated at all times that the building is occupied? Yes X No 7. Are the means of egress identified by readily visible exit signs when the exit or way to reach it is not immediately obvious to the occupants? Yes X No 8. Is emergency power provided for centers with more than 300 occupants or for centers providing night care as required by the Building Code? N/A - : i < Yes No CORRIDORS AND ACCESS TO EXITS 9. Are all means of egress unobstructed without passing through a closet, storage area, kitchen, restroom, or other hazardous space? Yes X. No J0: Are all exit corridors a minimum 1 -hour fire resistance? N/A i ` Yes No ' (If yes, go to Question 12) (N /A applies only if there are no corridors) 11. If corridors are not 1 hour fire rated, do all child care rooms, spaces, and areas have a direct level of discharge exit to the outside? Yes 3 ' No 12. a. Do all corridors, ramps, and passageways have a minimum 6 feet clear width in all areas serving as means of egress for capacity of 100 or more? (N /A if capacity is less than 100) N/A .. Yes No b. Are all corridors, ramps, and passageways not less than 44" clear width in all 1' areas serving as means of egress for capacity of less than 100? (N /A if capacity is more than 100) N/A a,r Yes X No 13. Are all dead -end corridors no more than 20 feet in length? N/A X Yes No (N /A applies only if no dead -end occurs) Page 2 of 5 14. Do all doors have a minimum clear opening width of 32" (min. door width of 36 ") in the following locations: a. between occupied rooms and required exits? Yes Y No b. exit doors leading to the exterior? Yes No - 15. Are all doors in the line of exit travel a swinging door (side hinged)? Yes V No 16. Do doors to rooms that accommodate more than 50 people swing in the • direction of travel ? N/A Yes No X (N /A applies if room accommodates less than 50 people) 17.a Do all required egress and exit doors have single motion, self - unlocking type handle, lever, push pad, or panic hardware? Yes X No b. If room accomdates 100 or more people, do all required egress and exit doors have push pads or panic hardware? N/A - "S . Yes _ No STAIRS (NOTE: If no stairs, interior or exterior, check N /A= and go to Question 22. If applicable, all questions must be answered) 18.a Are all stairs serving 50 or more occupants at least 44 inches in width? N/A -' Yes No b Are all stairs serving less than 50 occupants, at least 36" in width? N/A Yes No 19. Are all stairs with four or more steps provided with proper handrails , and guardrails? - Yes No 20. Are all interior stairs enclosed with 1 -hour rated walls and 1 -hour rated "B" labeled doors that are at (east 36" wide? Yes_ No 21. Are the stair enclosure doors self - closing? Yes No WALLS AND CEILINGS 22. a. Are all wall and ceiling coverings throughout building non - combustible? (Use of untreated combustible fiber boards, wood, and other combustible X fiber boards, wood and other combustible finishes is prohibited). Yes No b. Do interior wall and ceiling finish materials meet the flame spread ratings as required by the Minimum Interior Finish Classification Table, NCBC Yes f No 23. Do ceilings in habitable rooms have a minimum of 7' -6" clear height? Yes `,< No HEATING SYSTEMS /MECHANICAL 24. Is the building free of unvented fuel burning or portable electric space heaters? Yes X No 25. Have air conditioning, ventilation, heating, cooking, and other service equipment been inspected and approved by the appropriate inspectors? Yes 't No Date Inspected d. '1 • ' C' 26.. a. Is combustion and ventilation air for boiler or heater rooms taken directly from and discharged to the outside of the building? N/A Yes No (N /A if electric heat is installed) b. If inside air is used for fuel - burning appliance does it meet the requirements of i I"I"': Chapter 7 of the North Carolina Mechanical Code. N/A Yes X No (N/A if inside air is not used) PLUMBING 27. Does the number of waterclosets and lavatories comply with the Plumbing Code as determined by the appropriate inspector? Yes X No (1 watercloset per 15 children, 1 lavatory per 25 children) Maximum # of persons allowed by plumbing facilities? L r' Date Inspected , 1 c ' " Page 3 of 5 ELECTRICAL 28. Do the visible and accessible portions of the electrical system comply with applicable sections of the Electrical Code as determined by the appropriate inspector? Yes .-\ No Date Inspected ,s? - : C ir) MIXED AND MULTI -USE OCCUPANCIES 29. Are all child care areas separated from adjacent occupancies in accordance with the requirement of mixed occupancies and the Occupancy Separation Requirements Table? (N /A if no mixed occupancies) N/A Y Yes No 30. Do all multi -use areas comply with the most restrictive applicable sections of the State Building Code for each intended use? N/A X Yes No (N /A if no multi -use areas) (Multi -use is defined as an area which will be used for different functions at different times and not concurrent. Example: child care to fellowship hall.) ACCESSIBILITY CODES 31. Does this building comply with applicable State Building Codes for access /use by persons with disabilities? Yes No Y, SECTION B: The following questions should be answered only for educational occupancy in addition to the questions answered in Section A above. 32. Does the building comply with the Allowable Heights and Building Areas Table for Educational Occpancy? (If NO, go to Section C). Yes ` - -� No 33. a. Are all rooms, approved for use by children below grade 2, on the level of exit discharge? (If NO go to Section C) Yes >: No b. Are rooms used by children in grades 2 and higher no more than one story above the level of exit discharge? Yes ,:< No 34. a. Do rooms used by children who are less than 2 h years have a direct exit to the outside? (N /A applies only if center does not serve children under 2 ' yrs) N/A Yes c No b. Do rooms used by childen under 2 '/ years qualify as alcoves to adjacent spaces with direct exit to the outside? Yes: No c. If the square footage of the child care area is >20,000 square feet, do all rooms for all children have direct exits? (N /A if sq. footage is < 20,000) N/A `r' Yes _ No - (If NO to both a and b or c, go to Section C) 35. Are all rooms approved for use by children provided with an operable window which complies with Special Exit Requirements for Educational Occupancy? N/A ,> Yes No (N /A if direct exit to outside) 36. Is the most remote point in every room occupied by children, including dining room, not more than 200 feet from the nearest exterior exit ? (non - sprinklered building) • Yes X No 37. Are smoke detectors provided in the corridors in accordance with Automatic Fire Detection and NFPA72 for child care use? Yes >, No • SECTION C: The following questions should be answered only for institutional occupancy in addition to the questions answered in Section A above. 38. Does the building comply with the Allowable Heights and Building Areas Table for Institutional Occupancy? Yes No Page 4 of 5 r at, o°".'✓ rth w.-vvor ... SECTION C cont.: 39. Are smoke detectors provided in the corridors in accordance with Automatic Fire Detection and NFPA72? Yes No 40. Does the building provide protection from hazardous areas as required by Special Institutional Occupancies, Group I Unrestrained Occupancies, Protection • from Hazardous Areas? Yes No 41. Does the building have an approved automatic sprinkler system in accordance with Special Institutional Occupancies Group I Unrestrained Occupancies? Yes No 42. Is the most remote point in every room occupied by children, including the dining room, not more than 200 feet from the nearest exterior exit? Yes No Page 5of5 PREPARED 10/11/10, 14:05:30 INSPECTION TICKET PAGE 16 Harnett Count) INSPECTOR: IVR DATE 10/12/10 ADDRESS . : *UNASSIGNED SUBDIV: CONTRACTOR : PHONE : OWNER . . : REFUGE TABERNACLE OF PHONE : PARCEL . . : 13 -0528- - -0078- -02- APPL NUMBER: 10- 50024589 CP DAYCARE DIRECTIONS : T /S: 06/10/2010 10:31 AM VBROWN - - -- REFUGE TABERNACLE OR VICTORY TABERNACLE, 27W APPROX 7MI, THE CHURCH WILL BE ON RIGHT, BEIGE BRICK VICTORY TABERNACLE. STRUCTURE: 000 000 NEW DAYCARE IN EXIST STRUCT ALREADY BLT FLOOD ZONE • FLOOD ZONE X PROPOSED USE • DAYCARE SEPTIC - EXISTING' • EXISTING WATER SUPPLY • COUNTY PERMIT: CPDC 00 CP DAY CARE INSPECTION REQUESTED INSP DESCRIPTION TYP /SQ COMPLETED RESULT RESULTS /COMMENTS H822 01 7/16/10 GG ENVIR. HLTH /SANITATION FINAL TIME: 17:00 VRU #: 001955566 7/16/10 AP T /S: 07/16/2010 08:13 AM SSTEWART T /S: 07/16/2010 08:14 AM SSTEWART D830 01 8/25/10 MR C *DAY CARE INSPECTION TIME: 17:00 VRU #: 001974658 8/25/10 AP T /S: 08/24/2010 01:53 PM JBROCK T /S: 08/25/2010 11:24 AM MREARIC inspection was completed form was left with staff onsite D830 02 10/12/10 TI C *DAY CARE INSPECTION TIME: 17:00 VRU #: 001992502 / T /S: 10/11/2010 10:16 AM NTART COMMENTS AND NOTES . ti 3cory5 - 2- DCD- 0306 Identification #4444 • Rev. 09108 County Ha rH e 4t Date of Inspection 1 0 - 2 - f A BUILDING INSPECTORS INSPECTION FORM FOR CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP /CONTINUED USE NAME OF OPERATION (/1Gt fy J / Seery Cant `t7l' peve. Op rite 1,1 ADDRESS 7 33O IV C. 2.7 W • TELEPHONE: CITY Lt III OA et f - Gin STATE (VG ZIP C BUILDING INSPECTOR'S CERTIFICATE 1. For Change of Ownership and continued use, the areas in the building that are designated as the licensed space are required by the licensing agency to meet the 2006 NC Rehabilitation Code. Does the building listed above, to the extent observable, meet the 2006 NC Rehabilitation Code? Yes V No 2 a For any question answered "No" but meeting prior code, list item number and attach proof of prior code certification. Item Number Description Prior Code Certification Yes No b. For any question answered "No" that DOES NOT meet applicable prior code, list item number, explain the violation and whether equivalent protection for the safety of the children is provided: Item Number Description Equivalent Protection Yes No 4i 3 Are any of the above items of a life safety concern? Yes No N/A If yes, please list question numbers 4. In your opinion based on the items listed above where prior code certification is not available, do you recommend that Division of Child Development allow time for correction of these items? Yes No •/'A If yes, how long (30 -60 -90 days) and for which items? 5. Number of rooms approved for occupancy by children? l () (Attach sketch of building with rooms identified) 6. Specify any local zoning restriction: I/ /A • Signature of Inspector ° j, hj,j` /) 'u -7s't' /Date / 0 - / - Jurisdiction kg a e C t /Phone: c/o-c) `3 4 4 - 4 17 7 2- :Vote: By signing above 1 acknowledgethat I have seen and agree with all required prior code certification documentation. The Inspectors Certificate and Building Inspection Form is required to be completed in its entirety before the Division of Child Development can consider the document complete. All questions must be answered; any NO answers must have a written explanation. This farm was developed through the cooperation of the Division of Child Development and the Engineering Division of the Department of Insurance. Please note that the inspection forms do not cover all areas of the Code, but are intended to be used as a guide for the local inspector. If additional Code items which are not addressed on these forms are found to be in violation of the Code, please document them on the hack of this form. Prepare in quadruplicate: Original and copy to DCD, 1 copy kept by inspector, 1 copy kept by operator. 3 000 Identification County HO me Date of Inspection 1 C — t - /0 CHILD CARE BUILDING INSPECTION FORM SECTION A: The following general questions should be answered for BOTH Educational and Institutional type occupancies. LIGHT & VENTILATION 1. Is the total area of all windows in the child care room equal to or greater . than 8% of the floor area or is artificial light provided? Yes : No 2.a Does the room have natural ventilation from a minimum amount of operable window or door area to the outside that would allow a clear opening that is equal to or greater than 4% or more of the floor area? (If NO, go to question 2b). Yes No b Is space mechanically ventilated as required by North Carolina Mechanical Code? (N /A if an existing building) N/A Yes i.' No FIRE 3.a What type of fire alarm system is being used? 1 ;••,t r,4 b. Does it meet the applicable code? Yes L i No EXITS 4. Are there at least 2 exits (doors, stairs, smoke proof towers, ramps, or horizontal exits) remote from each other on each floor or fire section of the building? Yes No 5. Is the exit capacity adequate? Yes ✓ No 6. Are all means of egress adequately illuminated at all times that the building is occupied? Yes . -- No 7. Are the means of egress identified by readily visible exit signs when the exit or way to reach it is not immediately obvious to the occupants? Yes • No 8. Is emergency power provided for centers with more than 300 occupants or for centers providing night care as required by the Building Code? N/A cX Yes No CORRIDORS AND ACCESS TO EXITS 9. Are all means of egress unobstructed without passing through a closet, storage area, kitchen, restroom, or other hazardous space? Yes No 10. Are all exit corridors a minimum I -hour fire resistance? N/A Yes No (If yes, go to Question 12) (NA applies only if there are no corridors) 11. If corridors are not 1 hour fire rated, do all child care rooms, spaces, and areas have a direct level of discharge exit to the outside? Yes ' No 12. a. Do all corridors, ramps, and passageways have a minimum 6 feet clear width in all areas serving as means of egress for capacity of 100 or more? (N /A if capacity is less than 100) N/A /. Yes No b. Are all corridors, ramps, and passageways not less than 44" clear width in all areas serving as means of egress for capacity of less than 100? (N /A if capacity is more than 100) N/A Yes' No . 13. Are all dead -end corridors no more than 20 feet in length? N/A f Yes No (N /A applies only if no dead -end occurs) Page 2 of 5 • 14. Do all doors have a minimum clear opening width of 32" (min. door width of 36 ") in the following locations: a. between occupied rooms and required exits? Yes ' No b. exit doors leading to the exterior? Yes No 15. Are all doors in the line of exit travel a swinging door (side hinged)? Yes f No 16. Do doors to rooms that accommodate more than 50 people swing in the direction of travel ? N/A Yes No (N /A applies if room accommodates less than 50 people) 17.a Do all required egress and exit doors have single motion, self - unlocking type handle, lever, push pad, or panic hardware? Yes • No b. If room accomdates 100 or more people, do all required egress and exit doors have push pads or panic hardware? N/A • Yes _ No STAIRS (NOTE: If no stairs, interior or exterior, check N/A _and go to Question 22. If applicable, all questions must be answered) 18.a Are all stairs serving 50 or more occupants at least 44 inches in width? N/A Yes No b Are all stairs serving less than 50 occupants, at least 36" in width? N/A Yes No 19. Are all stairs with four or more steps provided with proper handrails and guardrails? Yes No 20. Are all interior stairs enclosed with 1- hour.rated walls and 1 -hour rated "B" labeled doors that are at least 36" wide? Yes No 21. Are the stair enclosure doors self- closing? Yes No WALLS AND CEILINGS 22. a. Are all wall and ceiling coverings throughout building non - combustible? (Use of untreated combustible fiber boards, wood, and other combustible fiber boards, wood and other combustible finishes is prohibited). Yes_ No b. Do interior wall and ceiling finish materials meet the flame spread ratings 411' as required by the Minimum Interior Finish Classification of the applicable code? Yes No 23. Do ceilings in habitable rooms have a minimum of 7' -6" clear height? Yes_ No HEATING SYSTEMS /MECHANICAL 24. Is the building free of unvented fuel burning or portable electric space heaters? Yes No 25. Have air conditioning, ventilation, heating, cooking, and other service equipment been inspected and approved by the appropriate inspectors? Yes = No Date Inspected , 7- 26. a. Is combustion and ventilation air for boiler or heater rooms taken directly from and discharged to the outside of the building? N/A Yes No (N /A if electric heat is installed) b. If inside air is used for fuel - burning appliance does it meet the requirements of Chapter 7 of the North Carolina Mechanical Code. N /A_ Yes No (N /A if inside air is not used) PLUMBING 27. Does the number of waterclosets and lavatories comply with the Plumbing Code as determined by the appropriate inspector? N/A Yes No (1 watercloset per 15 children, 1 lavatory per 25 children) Maximum # of persons allowed by plumbing facilities? 1 2 6 Date Inspected 1 0 . 1 "A • /r3 Page 3 of 5 ELECTRICAL 28. Do the visible and accessible portions of the electrical system comply with applicable sections of the Electrical Code as determined by the appropriate inspector? Yes = No Date Inspected. 1 G - t ! t? M IXED AND MULTI -USE OCCUPANCIES 29. Are all child care areas separated from adjacent occupancies in accordance with the requirement of mixed occupancies and the Occupancy Separation t Requirements of' the applicable code? (N /A if no mixed occupancies) N/A , Yes 1/ No 30. Do all multi -use areas comply with the most restrictive applicable sections of the State Building Code for each intended use? N/A Yesa" No (N /A if no multi -use areas) (Multi -use is defined as an area which will be used for different functions at different times and not concurrent. Example: child care to fellowship hall.) ACCESSIBILITY CODES 31. Does this building comply with applicable State Building Codes for access by persons with disabilities? Yes --y' No SECTION B: The following questions should be answered only for educational occupancy in addition to the questions answered in Section A above. 32. Does the building comply with the Allowable Heights and Building Areas Table for Educational Occpancy? (If NO, go to Section C). Yes No 33. a. Are all rooms, approved for use by children below grade 2, on the level of exit discharge? (If NO go to Section C) Yes e -' No b. Are rooms used by children in grades 2 and higher no more than one story above the level of exit discharge? Yes ✓ No 34. a. Do rooms used by children who are less than 2'/2 years have a direct exit to the outside? / (N /A applies only if center does not serve children under 2 'h yrs) N/A Yes '' No b. Do rooms used by childen under 2 ' years qualify as alcoves to adjacent spaces with direct exit to the outside? Yes . , No c. If the square footage of the child care area is >20,000 square feet, do all rooms for all children have direct exits? (N /A if sq. footage is < 20,000) N/A _ Yes .,- No (If NO to both a and b or c, go to Section C) 35. Are all rooms approved for use by children provided with an operable window which complies with Special Exit Requirements for Educational Occupancy? I\ -7 No (N /A if direct exit to outside) 36. Is the most remote point in every room occupied by children, including dining room, not more than 200 feet from the nearest exterior exit ? (non - sprinklered building) Yes v' No 37. Are smoke detectors provided in the corridors in accordance with Automatic Fire Detection and NFPA72 for child care use? Yes i_ ' No SECTION C: The following questions should be answered only for institutional occupancy in addition to the questions answered in Section A above. 38. Does the building comply with the Allowable Heights and Building Areas Table for Institutional Occupancy? Yes °W-t. No Page 4 of 5 SECTION C cont.: 39. Are smoke detectors provided in the corridors in accordance with Automatic Fire Detection and NFPA72? Yes No 40. Does the building provide protection from hazardous areas as required by Special Institutional Occupancies, Group I Unrestrained Occupancies, Protection from Hazardous Areas? Yes No 41. Does the building have an approved automatic sprinkler system in accordance with Special Institutional Occupancies Group I Unrestrained Occupancies? Yes No 42. Is the most remote point in every room occupied by children, including the dining room, not more than 200 feet from the nearest exterior exit? Yes No For change of ownership /continued use inspections, questions answered "No" or "N /A" are allowable if the building met applicable code at the original time of licensure. ,r • Page 5 of 5