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Environmental Assessment |
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Philadelphia Dept of Health/Environmental Health Services
1825 E. Hilton St. Phila., PA 19134 www.phila.gov/health/environment/EnvirEng.html |
Total Number of Violations | 5 | Date | 04/23/2024 |
| Time In | 07:50 AM | |||
| Time Out | 09:55 AM |
| Facility Mary's Munchkinland |
Address 8015 CRAIG ST 19136 |
Telephone (215) 331-3910 |
Establishment Type
Day Care: Center |
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| Licensee Mary's Munchkinland Daycare Center, LLC |
Corporate Officer Mary Stohrer |
License # |
Purpose of Inspection Environmental Assessment |
Inspection Type Routine |
| VIOLATIONS |
| Play equipment | |
| 3270.102(a) | Toys, play and other equipment are not clean and in good repair. |
| Mouse droppings observed on the box with toys in 2's classroom. | |
| Diapering Requirements | |
| 3270.135(d) | Cloth and paper materials used as diapering aids are not stored properly. |
| Mouse droppings observed inside the cabinets where children's dippers are stored. | |
| Health and Safety | |
| 3270.21 | Conditions at the facility pose a threat to the health and safety of the children. |
| - Visible physical evidence of rodent (mouse droppings) observed on the floor along the floor perimeters in all classrooms and kitchen area. Mouse droppings observed on the clothing and dippers cabinets and on the box with toys in 2's classroom. -Detached big ceiling tile observed in top of the coach in the afterschool classroom. | |
| Sanitation | |
| 3270.67(c) | Evidence of insect or rodent infestation observed in the facility. |
| Mouse droppings observed on the floor in all the classrooms and on the cabinets in classroom 2. | |
| Physical Environment | |
| 3270.76 | Floors, walls, ceilings, and other surfaces are not kept clean, in good repair and free from visible hazards. |
| Detached floor tiles in several restrooms. Gaps, missing and unadjusted ceiling tiles observed in the kitchen, afterschool, 2's, Philly Pre-k classrooms. | |
| General Comments: Out of compliance. | |
| This inspection has revealed that the establishment is not in satisfactory compliance and that current management practices have allowed unacceptable public health conditions. Corrective action is required to eliminate these violations. Compliance status will be assessed upon reinspection. |