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Public Interest

Aug. 26, 2010

Child Care Centers Get Help

Many people trying to open child care centers say they often find themselves up against a wall of red tape, struggling to decipher a long list of city permit requirements to set up shop in an area that might not have similar uses.

By Jason W. Armstrong

Daily Journal Staff Writer

Many people trying to open child care centers say they often find themselves up against a wall of red tape, struggling to decipher a long list of city permit requirements and the related expenses that often accompany efforts to set up these centers in new areas.

That's where Public Counsel's Early Care and Education Law Project comes in.

The unusual progr...

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