Pre-licensing visit·April 30, 2026

On 04/30/26, a second announced pre-licensing inspection was conducted today by Licensing Program Analyst (LPA), Martha De Haro. LPA met with Licensee, Agustina Gomez. Licensee, her boyfriend, and one minor child reside in the home. The purpose of today's inspection is to verify that the following corrections requested were made. LPA observed the following corrections during today's inspection: · Spring on pool gate was adjusted; Gate is now self-closing from short and far distances · All panels on wrought iron fence were adjusted and now measure at least 5 feet tall all around the pool · Dirt surface on left side of pool near wooden fence was raised with a piece of concrete that was added, measuring less than two inches from the bottom of the concrete to the fence enclosure · Sensitivity on pool alarm was adjusted · Licensee provided Tuberculosis (TB) test results for the other adult in the home · Licensee provided Live Scan transfer forms for three (3) adults that will either be frequenting the home or assisting in providing child care to children in the home · Licensee now adheres to the AB2866 - The Swimming Pool Safety Act for the in-ground pool. Licensee obtained proof of compliance with ASTM International Standard F2208 for the pool alarm and tested the alarm to show it is functioning appropriately. Licensee also obtained proof of US Coast Guard approval for the life ring, which has a diameter measured at 20 inches. LPA also observed a 12-foot rescue pole with body hook. Licensee provided a residency statement indicating that the two other adults in the home are no longer residing in the residence. (Continued on LIC 809-C) Licensee indicated that the garage is being converted into a separate studio living area and is in the process of obtaining the appropriate city permits. Entrance into the garage can only be reached through a side door. Daycare children will not have access to the converted garage/studio. The home meets the description of a safe and healthy environment for children as described in Chapter 3, Division 12, Title 22 of the California Code of Regulations and is adequate for a Large Family Day Care Home. Licensure as a Large Family Day Care Home capacity of 14 children will be recommended effective May 1, 2026.