Minutes · Jan 19, 2017
January 19, 2017
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Show all pagesthe other teacher. Ms. Gabry asked Ms. Piacenza what type of medical training is required; she said first aid and CPR. Mr. Quentzel asked Ms. Piacenza what kind of profits she will derive from the daycare; she said close to her current salary of $120,000 per year. Ms. Piacenza said that it will cost $1500 per child per month for infants and $1100 to $1200 per child per month for older children. Ms. Nash asked Ms. Piacenza what the age ratio of the children will be; she said there will be a combination of ages. Ms. Gabry asked Ms. Piacenza where an employee will park if her husband is home sick or on vacation; she said that they will take his car out of the garage. Chairman Neuer asked Ms. Piacenza if she considered opening a day care limited to five (5) children because she would not need any variances for that; she said no because that was not viable for her, Mr. Grossman asked Ms. Piacenza if she discussed her plans with her neighbors; she said yes. Mr. Grossman asked Ms. Piacenza if any of them voiced any objections; she said yes. Mr. Grossman asked Ms. Piacenza if the children will be outside; she said yes and that they will be supervised at all times. Alan Ozarow, attorney for Robert Rosenfeld, asked Ms. Piacenza if it was important to separate children by ages; she replied yes. Mr. Ozarow asked Ms: Piacenza if the children will be all together inside; she replied yes. Mr. Ozarow asked Ms. Piacenza if there was enough room inside to segregate the children by age; she replied yes. There were no further questions for Ms. Piacenza from the Board Members or the Board Professionals. 11
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