88-1346 WHITE - CITV CLERK
PINK - FINANCE COURCII �/-
CANARV - DEPARTMENT GITY OF SAINT PALTL File NO. ��^ /� • r
BLUE - MAVOR -
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Out of Committee By Date
�v�tEAS, the health officer has proposed i�rov�nts and clarification in
the current Rules and Regulations governirr� the health and safety of
children in St. Paul day care centers.
BE IT RF50LUED that the proper City officials hereby apprave and support
the current version of said Rules and Regulations.
COUNCIL MEMBERS Requested by Department of:
Yeas Nays
Dimond
I.00g In Favor
Goswitz
Rettman �
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Sonnen
Wilson
SEP 15 1� Form pprov b 'ty Attorney
Adopted by Councit: Date
Certified Ya.se uncil , t By •
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Er Approved b Mayor f S issi to Council
Approved Mavor: Date — �
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Pl�i.i��#ED S�P 2 � 1988
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PROPOSID DAY CARE RLTLES Al�ID RDGULATIO�iS
SDCOIVD IDITIOd�T
REVISID APRII, 1988
Prepared by:
City of Saint Paul
Department of Camtun.ity Services
Division of Public Health
555 Cedar Street
Saint Paul, NN 55101
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, I. Building Requirenents
A. Nan-carpeted floors shall have a s�rooth washable surface and shall be
in sound c�ondition and free fram hazards. Carpeting shall be properly
cleaned and maintained. Rugs must have n�n-skid backirx�.
B. Stairways accessible to children shall be equipped with handrails
within reach of the children and if accessible to children imc3er 4 years
af age, stairs must be e�quipped with guards at the top and/or b�ttan.
C. Al1 roans shall be adequately ventilated, without drafts, by means of
windows that can be opened or by an air-c�nditioning ar ventilating
sYsten►. Safeguarc3s t�o prevent children fran falling fran winclow
openings shall be provided.
D. All windows, doors and v�entilators shall r�nain closed �m7.ess
grotected against insects with securely fastened screening.
E. The Center shall have at least one hand sink and one toilet for each
15 children or portion thereof, who are 3 years of age arid older.
Urinals are r�ot counted as t�ilets. Hand sinks must be designed and
designated for handwashing only.
A hand sink is required within three feet of the diaper changing table.
Hand sinks shall have hot (no laaer than 90° and mt to exceed 110°F)
and �old running water prwided by fawcets which do mt have an
automatic shutoff. Mixing fa�cets are required in newly constructed
plumbing and rattiodeling.
Zbilets, sinks, and fau�cets may be placed at a height appropriate to the
ages of the chilclren in the center, Portable steps which are sturc3y,
washable, and safe may be used.
F. Dri n;sing fountains, if used, shall be of the sanitary type with guarded
angular stream drinking fountain head. T'he fountains shall be so
oonstrwcted and located as t�o be accessible for use by the children
at all times and maintained clean. Use of drinking fountains vonnected
t�o hanc'ba�ashing sinks is n�t allow�ed.
G. Radiators, registers, steam and hot water pipes, and electrical autlets
shall have protective covering or insulation to p�revent burns and
injuries.
H. Portable heaters shall not be used by the Center to heat space used by
children.
I. Ccmbustion space heaters shall not be used.
J. Surfaces or iten�s that children oane in aontact with shall be �intained
free of flaking ar peeling paint. Paint applied shall not ooritain lead
of more than one-half percent by weight of the t�otal solids in the
paint.
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II. General Sanitation Requirements
A. All roo�, gr�nises, and furniture shall be laept in a clean, neat
oondition and shall be in good repair at all times.
B. Garbage and trash shall be located away from children and be reYroved
fram the presnises whenever full and at least daily.
C. Zbilet roans shall be cleaned as needed and at least daily.
�oilet training chairs shall be enptied, and cleaned, and disinfected
after each use. Toilets and seats shall be cleaned when soiled or at
least daily.
D. The Ce�ter shall provide the children with toilet gaper, soap, facial
tissu�es, and sir�gle use paper towels contained in a dispenser. A warm
air hand dryer may be used.
E. Ir�dividual single service eating utensils shall be protected fran
oontamination.
F. 1. Bedding shall be labeled with a child's name and used only by that
child. Bedding shall not be shared between children.
a. Bed sheets shall be washed weekly or when they are soiled
or wet.
b. Blankets shall be washed or chy cleaned weekly or when
they are soiled or wet.
2. Cribs, oots, mats, bed linens, and blankets shall be cleaned
before re-use after they have been used by a sick child.
3. The Center shall label cots, cribs, and mats with children's
names or a ntunbering systgn. A list of childrens' r�amPS and
rnunbers must be posted if a niunberirg systgn is used.
4. Zt� C�ter shall clean:
a. Cribs and mattresses weekly. Mattresses shall be so
o�nstructed or have a protective oovering that permits
effective cleaning.
b. Cots, cribs, and mats between use by different children.
c. Cots and mats that are used by only one child when they
are soiled or wet.
G. Cannon Articles.
1. The use of canron washcloths, t�wels, oombs and hairbrushes
is prohibited.
2. Zbys shall be of a type that can be cleaned.
3. Single service plastic eatirx,� utensils shall not be reused.
H. The Center shall grovide refrigeration for dairy groducts and other
perishable foa�..s whether supplied by the Center or brought fran hane.
- The refrigerator shall maintain a product t�rQerature of 40 degreas
Fahrenheit or less. An accurate tllenrocneter must be pravided and
placed in the refrigerator where cl�rly visable.
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III. Safety Requirements:
flnergencias: �
A. C�ter staff shall utilize 911 rescue services for life threatenir�g
medical energencies. Transporation for non-life threatenir�g medical
emergencies shall be the responsibility of the child's parents/guardian.
B. Natification of Medical �merger�ies
The child's parents, health care pravider, or other responsible adult,
shall be n�tified of all medical emergencies affecting the child.
C. Telephone and �nergency Phone Ni,mibers of Children
1. The Center shall have a readily accessible telephone.
2. Zhe 911 and Poison Control energency nimibers shall be posted
on all telephones.
3. Fbr each child, the a�rgency phone rnm�bers of the parents, the
persons to be called if the parent cannot be reached, and the
child's physician shall be readily available at the Center, in
vehicles provicled by the Center to transport children, and taken
on field trips.
D. F�nergency Dquipment
The Center shall have a flashlight and a portable radio, both with
spare batteries, t�o be used if a power failure occurs.
E. First Aid Rit
Tbe Center shall have a first aid kit that c.ontains sterile bandages
and bandaids, sterile �a�resses, Ipecac syrup, scissors, an ice bag
or c�old pack, an oral theammeter, liquid soap, adhesive tape, and
imney for phone calls. A current or up-to-date first aid manual shall
be included. The first aid kit and manual shall be accessible to the
staff in the C�ter and shall be taken in vehicles provided by the
center and on field trips. The Ipecac Syrup shall be labeled with
instructions to telephone the child's energency medical care source or
Poison Control Center as previously authoriz�l by the parent before
�dministering.
F. IInergency Procedure
Z�e Center shall have written plans for gnergencies caused by fire,
blizzards, and tornad�oes. The plans shall be posted praminently and
include:
1) identification of responsible persons and areas they are
responsible for;
2) identification of grimary and secondary exits;
3) identification of building evacuation rout�es;
4) identification of a tornaclo shelter area;
5) the rescue of children;
6) haw to call the fire department;
. 7) the procedure for the unnthly fire c3ri11;
8) haw to use the fire extir�quisher;
9) haw t�o close off the fire area; and
10) Location of the fuse box and instructions on how to
throw the main �witch.
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All staff shall be trained in carryicx,� aut anergency procedures. The
Center shall have a fire drill m�nthly and a tornado drill each
m�nth frcm April to September incl usive.
G. The Center shall have a written policy to assure that children are r�t
unduly �cposed to preventable injuries. The policy shall include
safety rules on how tA avoid injury, burns, poisonir�g, dzoking,
suffocation, traffic and pedestrian accidents.
H. The Center shall have a written policy to assure that children are
rot unduly exposed to oarmunic�ble diseases. This policy shall
at least include sick child exclusion, illness reportirx�, handling
of bodily fluids, handwashing and i.nmunizations.
I. The Cpnter shall record in a log book or maintain a perntianent record of:
1. A list of all accidents or injuries that occur while the child
is in the care of the Center. The log shall racord the date and
place of inji�cy (e.g., playground), the n� and age of the child,
the type and locationof injiny (e.g., cut on right index finger),
the �tion taken by the staff, and whether it was reported to
the parent.
2. A list of children and staff who are subject to life-threatening
wnditions such as allergy tA insect stings, and a plan for their
care. The list shall be taken on all field trips.
3. �he dates and evacuation t�mes of the monthly fire and
tornado drills.
4. Tt�e rsames and qualification of staff persons trained
in first aid and safety.
J. Trainir�g
1. All staff shall be trained in first aid.
2. All staff shall be prepared in basic emergency care
includir�g age appropriate choking rescu�e and mouth-tA-irouth
lareathing.
3. Skills in first ai.d and basic energency care shall be
updated at least every three years.
4. All staff shall be trained in the use of fire extinguishers
and t�dated annually.
K. Ch�king rescue procedures shall be posted in each room.
L. R�ortir�g
1. TY�e Center shall notify the Division of Public Health or
Palice Departrnent and the parents on the same c�y when an
animal such as a dog, cat, raccoon, chipmta�k, ar squirrel
bites a child.
2. Reports of injuries requiring medical attention, hospitali-
zation, or resulting in cieath that occur while the child is
in attendance at the venter shall be received by the Division
of Public flealth within tw� w�rking c3ays.
3. Zhe Center shal.l notify the Division of Public Baalth if
they are notified that any of their pnrolled children are
infected with a reportable disease as listed by the
Minnesota State Statutes, Public Haalth Rule �4605.7000-4605.7800.
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, . M. Other Safety Requirsnents
All corrosive agents, insecticides, rodenticides, herbicides, bleaches,
detergents, polishes, it.�ms containing petroleum products, any product
which is unc3er pressure in an aerosol dispensing can, and any substance
which may be toxic to a child if ingested, inhaled, ar handled (skin
oontact) shall be str�red when r�t in use in an area separate fram fvod
storage areas and mt accessible to children (i.e., in a locked
cabinet).
Hazardous items such as glastic bags and sharp tools or instruments.
shall not be in an area accessible to children.
N. Equigment, materials, and furnishirigs of the Center shall be sturdy,
safe c�onstruction, easy to clean, and free fran hazards.
O. Premises shall be free of all safety hazards.
P. Safeguards to prevent children fran eriterir�g uzsafe or unsupeivised
areas shall be provided.
Q. The prgnises shall be free of stray animals which may cause injury
ar disease to the children.
R. The outdoor play area shall be protected, well maintained, and free
fran hazards which might be dangerous t,o the health ar life of
children.
A11 garts of the outdoor play area shall be visible and easily
supervised.
S. Standards for Activity Dquipment
1. Swings, climbing apparatus and such equipment shall be
secured and have a resilier�t. or i�act absorbing surface
under them.
2. Swings suspecx3ed with rope ar light chain shall have soft
seats and be locat�ed away fran walkways.
3. Water play equignent shall be e�tied and cleaned daily. Wading
pool use shall be limited t�o children who are at least 3 years of
age and toilet trained. -
4. Zbys shall be safe and sanitized as appropriate for the ages of the
children using them (see � reqarding disinfectir�g gracedunes) .
T. Transp�rtation of Children
A Center that pravides transportation for children shall canply
with written transportation policies that include items 1-3.
1. Tl�e vehicle shall be licensed according to the laws of the state
and be driven by a person holdinq a current valid Minnesota
Driver's License.
2. A child being transported shall be properly secured in a passenger
restraint appropriate to the child's age and wnight.
3. A child imcler the age af four may be transported in a vehicle only
if it is equipped with factory-installed seat belts and the child
is securely fastened in a child passen3er restraint syst.em that
meets the requirements of Minnesota Statutes, Section 169.685 for
transportir�g a child in his or her parent's avn car.
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IV. Inmunization
When a child is enrolled or oontinues to be enrolled in a Center, the
parent shall prwide evidence that the child has rnceived the inmunizations
required in Minnesota Statutes 1980, Section 123.70. Specifically the
parent shall prwide one of the followir�g statements except as provided in
A,B, or C.
1. A statsnent from a physician or a public clinic which pravides
i�nuoni zations statir�g that the child has received imnuni zation
against �+ed measles, German measles or rubella, diphtheria,
tetanus, pertussis, polio and m�, or;
2. A statsnent from a physician ar a public clinic which pravides
imm�mizations stating that the child has received immunizations
against red measles, German measles or rubella, m�mps and that
the child has oom�enced a schedule of i�mmizations for
diphtheria, pertussis, t�etanus and p�lio.
E�.-�eptions:
A. If the parents object ta an immimization on grounds of
oonscientiously held beliefs they shall coaq�lete and sign a
rntarized statement of the objections to the imnunizations.
B. If a statgnent signed tr� a physician is submitted to the
center stating that an inmunization is contraindicated for
medical reasons or that laboratory oonfirniation of the
pre5ence of adequate inm�ity exists, the inmunization
specified in the statsnent shall not be re�uired.
C. If the child is wnder 15 m�nths, the child is mt required to
be unnimized against red measles, German measles, rubella or
munQs. In addition, the child is rnt oonsidered to be fully
innnuni zed for red measles if immwli zed before the age of 11 months
and 15 days.
Tt�e Center shall not permit a child t� vontinue to attend the program after
30 days if a parent fails to su}�nit the required immmization history or
immunization statenent.
Durir�g an wtbreak of cxnm�icable childhood imnLmizable diseases the c�enter
ahall Pxlu�e a child fram the program who has rnt yet received the required
unnunizations, has n� dociunented laboratory evidence of immunity, or for
whan the imn�ization/s has/have been o�ntraindicated. The Division of
Public Health will c�eterntine when the child may return.
A vopy of the immimi zation history or rntari zed imn�i zation e�cemption
statement must be placed in the child's r�cord at the Center and maintained
for at least three years after the child has withcirawn.
V. Fbod Allergy Infornation
Ir�formation about food allergies of the children in the Center shall be
posted in the food pregaration area and in the child's record.
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VI. Diapering
Children in diapers shall be kept clean and dry. The follawing sanitary
procedures shall be used:
A. Di.aper Changing Area -
The diaper changing area shall be separate fran areas used for food
storage, food prepaxation, and eatir�g and fran the main activity
area. The area shall have a hand sink �uipped with hot (90-110°F)
and aold running water with single service paper t�ow�els and
soap in the imnediate area, a �iooth mnabsorbent di.aper changing
surface and floor coverirx�, and a container for soiled and w�et
diapers.
B. Diaper Changing �quipment -
All new diaper changing surfaces shall be at least 3 feet above
the floor.
C. Diaperir�g Procedures -
The Center shall post the diaper changing procedures in the diaper
changir�g area. Zfie procedures shall inclwde the require�nts in
it� 1 through 5.
1. T� diaper changing surface urx�er the child's entire body
shall be covered during diapering with a single service paper
and shall be cleaned thoroughly with soap, water and disinfect-
ing solution after each use. (See }Q regarding disinfectant
solutions).
2. The container for soiled and wet disposable di.apers shall be
lir�d with a disposable plastic bag and oavered with a foot-
operated lid. The liner with its oonterits shall be removed
when full and at least da.ily.
3. Single service disposable wipes or preimistened paper tow�els
shall be used to wash a wet or soiled child befare placiryg a clean
diaper on the child. .
4. No equipment, tays, ar food may be in the hands of the child nor
should they cane into oontact with the surface of the diaper
change area.
5. Di.apers may be opened and/or changed only when a child is lying
on a diaper changir�g surfave to assure adequate skin inspection
and thorough cleaning. Personnel checking diapers shall wash hands
after touchir�g the diaper, skin, etc.
6. A Ces►ter that permits the use of cloth diapers shall require
either t� use of a oamiercial di.aper service ar the parent's
provision of at least a t�wo-day supply of clean diapers and
plastic pants that are marked with the child's r�ame. The Center
shall place the soiled cloth diapers and plastic pants in a
sealed plastic bag and send the bag hoc�re with the parent daily.
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. VII. Harxiwashing
A. Child
A child's hands shall be washed with soap and water after a diaper
change, after use of a toilet or toilet training chair, before
eating a meal or snack, and when soiled.
Staff shall ironitor handwashir�g and assist a child who needs help.
Dry hands on a single use paper taw�el or a warm air hand dryer.
The use of a oainbn basin or a hand sink filled with standing water
is prohibited for handwashing.
B. Staff person
staff person shall wash his or her hand.s with soap and running
water after changir�g a child's diaper, after use of the toilet, when
soiled, and before handlir�g, preparing, or eating food.
Single use paper t�aaels ar warm air hand dryers shall be used
to dry hands of staff.
VI I I.Smokir�g
No person shall smoke in the CPnter's food preparation or storage area;
in an area of the C�ter entsred by children, or in any area which has
rot been designated as a snoking area under Minnesota Statutes,
Section 144.411 to 144.417 (Minnesota Clean Irr3oor Air Act).
IX. Medication and Surface Products
A Center may choose whether or not to administer prescription or mn-
prescription medicine to a child. A Center that chooses to administer
medicine shall follow ite�s A-F.
A. All medicine shall be kept in its original oontainer and shall have
a I�ible label statirg the child's name. The medicine shall be
given only to the child whose name is on the label. The medicine
shall not be given after an expiration date on the label. The Center
shall record the dispensir�g of inedicine and give the riame of the
child, date, time, cbsage, and the name of the person who dispensed
the m�dicine. The record shall be available to the parents. Parents
shall be notified of any adverse reaction. The Center shall destroy
inmediately the wntents of any medicine oontainer without a legible
label and shall return to the parent unused portions of grescription
�redicines.
B. Prescription u►edicine shall be ar3ministered only with prior written
authorization of the parent and written instructions fram the child's
physician ar dentist, or with written authorization fran the garent
to give the oontents of a medicine oontainer labeled by a pharniacist
with the child's nane, the physician's or d�entist's name, the
prescription nw�er, the name of the medicine, date and directions
for its ise. Tt�e Center shall administer the medicine in the uanner
grescribed by the physician or dentist.
C. A Ce�ter may refuse to administer n�nprescription medicine without
written instructions fram the child's doctor ar 3entist. Aaw�ever, a
Center may administer FflA appraved nonprescription medicine accordi.nq
to the instructions on the oriqinal medicine oontainer when
authorized in writir�g by the child's parent. �
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D. The Center may use sunscreen lotions, presroistened vcinnercial wipes,
and insect repellents only when the parent has authorized the use in
writir�g. �e sunscreen lotions and insect repellents supplied by the
Center may be used on more than one child.
E. The Ce�ter m�y use a p�roduct to oontrol or prevent diaper rash only
when authorized in writir�g by a child's parent. A product to oontrol
or prevent diaper rash and the box containing pre�noistened oannercial
wipes used to clean the child's skin before puLting an un�ed diaper
on the child shall be labeled with the child's name and used only
for the child whose name is written on the label.
F. All medicine.s, insect repellents, sunscreen lotions, and diaper rash
control products shall be stored so that they are inaccessible
to children.
G. Medications requiring refrigeration shall be stored in a v�vered,
labeled container in a refrigerator separate fran other it�ns or in
a separate refrigerator and at a t�esnperature between 33-40°F. �
H. All medications shall be dispensed fran clean utensils. All
medication given shall be measured with a standard measure.
I. If any dose of inedication is riot given, the reason shall be
docimiented on the medication record.
J. The campleted medication record form shall be kept in the child's
pern�anent record.
X. Pets
Pets allow�ed in day care oenters inclucle fish, guinea pigs, gerbils,
8omestic rabbits, hamsters, rats, or mice. Any other type of animal
requires Division of Public Health approval.
If a center chooses to have pets:
A. the pet shall be enclosed in a cage except when the children are
handling it ur�er supervision,
B. the pet shall be handled only unc�er staff supervision;
C. the pet and pet cage shall be krept out of food storage, preparation,
and serving areas;
D. the pet's cage shall be made of waterproof materials that are easy
to clean;
E, the pet's cage shall be cleaned daily. Cages and aquariu�s shall be
in an area not used to prepare, store, or serve food;
F. staff ar� children shall wash hands inm�ediately after handiing,
feeding, or cleanirig the pet;
G. all areas outside of the cage shall be free of excre�nt;
H. questions about pet illnPSS and garasites shall be referred tA a
licensed v�eterinarian;
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I. animal wastes shall be flushed into the se�rer systan via the toilet.
J. the parents of a child whose skin is },�oken by animal bite or
ecratch shall be notified of the injury on the day the injury happens
and the injwry shall be recorded in the accident log;
R, the center shall notify the St. Paul Division of Public Health
when an animal bites a child. Rhe center shatl raquest and follow
the advice of the local health officer eoncerninq destruction of
the animal and measures, if any, necessary to protect the bitten
child's health.
7Q. Disinfecting Procedure:
Disinfectant solutions
Spray 1 Tbsp. Chlorine bleach: Quart Water
1} tsp. Chlorine bleach: Pint Water
S�rging 1 Tbsp. Chlorine bleach: Gallon Water (leave submerged for
2 minutes)
Other disinfecting solutions may be apprwed lx the Division of
Public Health.
A. Spray type disinfectant solutions shall be prepared fresh each nnrning.
Disinfectant solutions for submergirg shall be prepared imnadiately
prior to use. All it�ns to be disinfected shall be washed in soapy
water and rinsed prior to being disinfected.
B. Sr�ack preparation surfaces shall be cleaned and disinfected prior to
preparir�g food. Snack preparation utQnsils shall be disinfected after
being washed in soapy water and rinsed. Allaw t� sir dry.
C. Zbys that cust-�anarily �ter a child's irouth shall be cleaned and
disinfected daily, when visibly soiled, and betw�en use by ciifferent
children.
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Irene�0'Ryan �,� CONTACT Ci•—po •���
292-7747 PHONE
April 6, 1988 DATE ��� ,, �i
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ASSIGN NUNBER FOR ROUTING QRDER C1 i All Loc.ations for .Si nature .: .
Depawtment Director . 3 Director of Management�/Mayor
Finance and Management Services Director � �c. City Clerk
Budget Dire�tor
�City Attorney �
WHA7 WILL BE ACHIEYE� BY TAKIHG ACTION ON THE ATTACHED MATERIAl.S? (PurpDse/. , , . .
� Rationale) :
Up�lat�d,-day care rules and regulations will b� enaeted to
be enforced by the Public Health Nurses at the D�.vision of .
Public Health.
�F�EIVF�
COST/BENEFIT, BUDGETARY AND PERSONNfL IMPACTS ANTICIPATED: A�IG O�� �
988
No change s�n funding or costs expected. ����l�'
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FINJ�NCING SOURCE AND BUDGET ACTIVITY NU{�ER CHARGED OR CREDITED: (Mayor's signa-
, ture not re-
Total Amount of 'Trartsaction: 0 quired if under _
- � �10,000�
Fur�dirlg. Sour'Ce: ' None
Activity Number: 33250 .
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ATTACHMENTS (List and Number A11 Attachments) : , �
Council Research Center
1. Resolution
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2. ' 2nd °edition of Rules and Regulations C'E� AUG � ' �
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DEPARTMENT REVIEW CITY ATTORN£Y REVIEW
Yes No Council Resolution Required? ' Resolution Required? Yes No
Yes No Insurance Required? Insurance S�fficient? Yes No
Yes No Insurance Attached:
� (SEE •REVERSE SIDE FOR INSTRUCTIONS) �
Revised 12/84
' Members:
�,,� Janice Rettman, chair
s CIZ`1' OF �AINT PAUL Biii Wilson
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OFFIC� OF '1IIE CITY COUNCIL g !�
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Date: September 8, 19$8
JANICE RETTMAN
Councilperson Committee Report
To: Saint Paul City Council �
From : Community and Human Services Committee
Janice Rettman, Chair
A meeting of the Community and Human Services Committee was held at 1:00 p.m. on
Wednesday, September 7, 1988:
1. City Council Agenda 8/16/88, Item No. 26: Resolution - 88-1346 - Authorizing the
the proper City officials to approve and support the current version of rules and
regulations which govern the health and safety of children in day care centers.
Recommended for approval on a 3-0 vote.
2. City Council Agenda 8/16/88, Item No. 27: Resolution - 88-1347 - Adopting the
Child Care Policy for the City of Saint Paul.
Continued discussion on September 21, 1988.
3. City Council Agenda 8/16/88, Item No. 3: First Reading - 88-1336 - An ordinance
amending Section 410.05 of the Legislative Code prohibiting certain sexual conduct
in or viewable from the licensed premises. � "
Recommended for approval, on a 3-1 vote (Bob Long's no vote was a vote of indecision
at this time), with a friendly amendment (strike "alcoholic beverages"; insert
"non-intoxicating liquor" in Section 1, fourth line) .
4. City Council Agenda 8/16/88, Item No. 4: First Reading - 88-1337 - An ordinance
amending Section 409.09 of the Legislative Code prohibiting certain sexual conduct
in or viewable from the licensed premises. "
Recommended for approval, on a 3-1 vote (Bob Long's no vote was a vote of indecision
at this time) .
5. City Counc�l Agenda 8/16/88, Item No. 23: Resolution - 88-1343 - Affirming the
City Council's intent to conduct a Community Standards Survey and directing the
Mayor to execute the appropriate fund transfer.
Laid over to September 21, 1988 at Bob Long's request.
6. Sexual Harassment Policy. (ALL COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND.)
Will be rescheduled at a convenient Committee time.
cc: ✓Al Olson, City Clerk
Ed Starr, City Attorney
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