Case Study: You Can Park In The Child Care Parking Lot

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You can park in the child care parking lot. In order for you to enter the gate you have to press the button on the intercom (It looks like an apartment complex.). Someone will answer the intercom let them know that you have an appointment with Teya and Rachel they will open the gate. Once you enter the gate you will walk to the back and enter the office door. The office is locate at the back of the property.

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