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  4. Title 3A - CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
  5. N.J. Admin. Code Tit. 3A, ch. 52 - MANUAL OF REQUIREMENTS FOR CHILD CARE CENTERS
  6. Subchapter 5 - PHYSICAL FACILITY REQUIREMENTS

Subchapter 5 - PHYSICAL FACILITY REQUIREMENTS

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  1. § 3A:52-5.1 - Applicability of requirements to programs operating in public school buildings
  2. § 3A:52-5.2 - State, county and municipal government physical facility requirements
  3. § 3A:52-5.3 - Physical plant requirements for all centers
  4. § 3A:52-5.4 - Additional physical plant requirements for early childhood programs
  5. § 3A:52-5.5 - Additional physical plant requirements for school-age child care programs
  6. § 3A:52-5.6 - Special physical facility and monitoring requirements to prevent child abuse or neglect

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