State government: office buildings: daycare centers.
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- Introduced
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill requires the state to prioritize the inclusion of licensed daycare centers in new or renovated state office buildings. Specifically, when the state constructs, acquires, or renovates office buildings that can accommodate state employees, and if the renovations affect 25% of the building’s net square footage, priority will be given to licensed childcare providers seeking to use space as a daycare center. The Director of General Services will establish terms and conditions, including cost, and ensure compliance with safety codes, with the possibility of securing off-site space if funds are available and deemed more cost-effective or beneficial.
Key provisions
- Prioritizes licensed childcare providers in new or renovated state office buildings.
- Requires 25% of net square footage change/alteration to trigger daycare center consideration.
- Director of General Services establishes terms and conditions for daycare center use, including cost.
- Compliance with local and state safety building codes for daycare centers.
- Allows for securing off-site space for daycare centers if funds are available.
- Establishes enrollment priority for state employees, then other state employees, then community members.
- Excludes state hospitals, correctional facilities, and California Highway Patrol facilities.
- Defines ‘daycare center’ and ‘licensed childcare provider’.
Who is affected
- State government employees
- Licensed childcare providers
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