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• There are many things that Terrance needs to look for one he gets inside the building. First, he needs to look for the size. If the site is large enough to reach operation economies of scale. Second, if it is appropriate for the number/ages of children he plans to serve. Third, if it is large enough to provide a minimum of 35 squares feet of usable floor space for each child. In addition, he should look for the code compliance. For instance, if the building meets all zoning, licensing and building code requirement. He needs to consider if this type of construction is suitable for the child care center occupancy. If the light, ventilation and children’s adult’s bathroom meet the building code requirement.
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