Incorporating Daycare

Planning for Child Care (1987); Abby J. Cohen, (ed.); $15.00 from the Child Care Law Center, 625 Market St., San Francisco, CA 94105. This 107 page book examines a variety of methods for incorporating child care provisions into the development process.

A Developer's Guide to Child Care; $25.00 from the California child Care Resource and Referral Network, 809 Lincoln Way, San Francisco, CA 94122, (415) 661-1714. This guide looks at the benefits of including child care in developments, child care options, examples of projects incorporating child care facilities, and state regulations governing care facilities.

About the New York Bureau of Day Care. The Bureau of Day Care is the regulatory agency for child care services (public and private) operating within New York City. The Bureau regulates Group Childcare, as provided for in the New York City Health Code, Article 47, and provides licensing and registration services for Group Family Child Care, Family Day Care and School-Age Care, as regulated under New York State Department of Social Services Regulations.

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