In 2019, to retain and expand FCCHs, the State Legislature passed SB 234 (Skinner). SB 234 preempts local regulations and extends the by-right use of residential properties for Large Family Child Care Homes (for up to 14 children, depending on ages) in the same form that has existed for decades for Small Family Child Care Homes (up to 8 children).
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Aligning local codes to support demand for child care – Northern California Section of the American Planning Association (norcalapa.org) In 2019, to retain and expand
The first of its kind, the U.S. Early Years Climate Action Plan puts forth a framework for understanding how climate change impacts children and families, child- and family-facing programs, and local communities and proposes recommendations
This paper written in partnership between LIIF and UC Berkeley’s Center for Cities + Schools makes clear the need to bolster physical infrastructure to protect children from the effects of climate change.
Zoning Ordinance from Hercules that aligns with SB 234 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF HERCULES AMENDING PROVISIONS OF HERCULES MUNICIPAL
