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Draft requires state licensing and fenced yards for day-care home occupations of four or more children
Summary
The draft's Section 5-1-290(F)(7) requires day-care and preschool centers for four or more children operating as a home occupation to obtain state licensing, attach copies of licenses to applications, and provide fenced outside yard space.
Under the draft Exhibit B, when day-care or preschool centers caring for four or more children (under age 14, for more than four hours a day) are approved as a home occupation, applicants must comply with applicable state licensing and agency conditions. The draft text specifies that a license shall be issued by the Utah Department of Workforce Services, that copies of required state licenses must be attached to the application, and that outside yard space must be fenced for child safety.
The provision cross-references state licensing requirements rather than listing specific county licensing forms or inspection regimes in the excerpt. The draft frames these items as conditions of approval for qualifying home-occupation day-care uses rather than an independent licensing ordinance; the text does not show county inspection schedules or enforcement steps beyond the condition language itself.
