(1) Comply with all applicable building and fire codes;

(2) Conform to applicable setbacks, building size, lot size and lot coverage standards;

(3) Must have required license from the State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS);

(4) Must have the certification of the facility licenser (DSHS) that there are adequate child drop-off and pick-up areas;

(5) Family daycare homes must provide proof that all adjoining neighbors have received written notice informing them of the provider’s intent to locate and maintain such a facility. Notification shall be made prior to state licensing and shall include a copy of city and state requirements regarding such facilities;

(6) Must apply for a city business license and obtain license concurrently with DSHS approval and state licensing;

(7) Conduct hours of operation that are compatible with the neighborhood;

(8) The city shall have access to dispute resolution through DSHS;

(9) Family daycare homes are considered home occupations as provided for in SMC 17.95.380. (Ord. 1164 § 4, 2004; Ord. 904, 1994. Formerly 5.28.010).