Enclosure (5) to COMDTINST M11103.1B
Dead Animals
Dead animals will be disposed of in accordance with local animal control regulations (call local
Humane Society for guidance).
Violations
Violation of these regulations will result in the loss of the privilege to maintain pets.
Businesses & Yard Sales
All home-based businesses must be approved by the local Housing Office. Normal home
enterprises such as Avon, Tupperware, cookware sales, jewelry sales/parties, etc. are acceptable.
Computer websites are authorized providing they do not incur excessive utility charges, meet
local, state, federal regulations, and do not bring discredit to the Coast Guard. You are
responsible for any costs, alterations, damages or repairs necessary to government property
caused by or for this business.
Residents may have yard sales provided they are properly supervised and limit the public's
access to the facility.
Operation Of Family Day Care
A Family Day Care Home is defined as any private residence that receives children for
temporary custody and care on a regular basis during part or all of the day. Informal cooperative
arrangements among neighbors or relatives, or the occasional babysitting of children with or
without compensation is not considered Family Day Care.
Restrictions: Residents of Representational Facilities may not operate a "Family Day Care
Home".
Child Supervision Standards
Providing proper, timely supervision of a child's activity both inside and outside the home is the
parents and/or guardian's responsibility. They must assess the maturity and judgment of the
child, his/her capacity for self-care in any given situation, and accordingly set limits on the
child's activity, whereabouts, whom he/she associates with, and when he/she will return home.
Failure to provide adequate supervision and protection of a child may result in an allegation of
child neglect. Such parental or guardian behavior will be promptly addressed with appropriate
action.
Some examples of inadequate supervision are:
Absence of caretaker.
Leaving a child with an inappropriate, incompetent or incapacitated caretaker.
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