The property owner/landlord is prohibited by law from imposing any direct or indirect restrictions on, or prohibitions against, the tenant’s operation of the Family Child Care Home on the rental …

De acuerdo a la Sección 1597.40 del Código de Salud y Seguridad, la ley prohíbe al dueño de la propiedad/arrendador imponer alguna restricción (directa o indirecta) o prohibiciones en …

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To begin providing child care services in your home, you will need to get a Family Child Care Home license from the State of California. Below is an overview of the process with helpful …

Use the Property Owner/Landlord Notification Family Child Care Home form (LIC 9151) from the Community Care Licensing Division to tell your landlord. Here is the link to the form:

Property Owner/Landlord Notification Form (LIC 9151). A copy of your deed or lease/rental agreement. Emergency Disaster Plan (LIC 610A) - This must be posted in your home next to …

Family child care providers who live in rented properties must give the landlord or property owner 30 days written notice of the intent to begin operating a licensed family child care on the …

Family child care providers complete this form and provide it to their property owner or landlord to inform them that they will be operating a licensed child care business on the premises. The …

The licensee shall provide the landlord or owner of the rental property with a completed LIC 9151 Property Owner/Landlord Notification, which is incorporated by reference, for this purpose and …