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The Danville Board of Commissioners approved Jan. 12 a lease agreement with Riz & Ness Childcare to operate the Jenny Rogers Early Learning Center.
Under the agreement, the provider will occupy three classrooms at startup March 1, increase to six classrooms after four months, and occupy nine classrooms (the full wing) after another four months. The lease includes phased rent that reaches a maximum of $4,233.75 per month when nine classrooms are in use. Staff estimated initial enrollment at about 100 children and said providers intend to offer extended hours to support working parents.
Commissioners asked about insurance and staff clarified the city insures the building while the operator carries commercial liability and contents coverage. The commission approved the resolution to finalize the lease and invited the provider to introduce itself at the next meeting.
Next steps: Riz & Ness is expected to appear at the next commission meeting to introduce staff and answer operational questions; staff will finalize insurance and occupancy details and manage the phased occupancy schedule.
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