Washington Township, Pa., supervisors directed their attorney to draft regulations limiting child care centers to single-family homes and standalone, commercial structures.

The move would prohibit child care centers in multi-family homes, such as townhouses.

The Herald-Mail reports that the regulations come 2 weeks after the township zoning hearing board approved a Pennsylvania woman's request to operate a daycare center in her townhouse.

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