Section 370.120 Application for License
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 PUBLIC HEALTH › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 370 COMMUNITY LIVING FACILITIES CODE › Section 370.120 Application for License
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Section 370
Section 370.120 Application
for License
a) Any person acting individually or jointly with other persons
who proposes to build, own, establish, or operate a community living facility,
shall submit pre-application information on forms provided by the Department.
The Department shall be furnished a written description of the proposed program
to be provided, and other such information as it may require. The
pre-application form and other required information shall be submitted and
approved prior to surveys of the physical plant or review of building plans and
specifications.
b) Application for a license to establish or operate a community
living facility, shall be made in writing and submitted, with other such
information as the Department may require, on forms provided by the Department.
c)
All applications shall be accompanied by an application fee
of two hundred ($200) dollars.
d) The license is not transferable. It is issued to a specific
licensee and for a specific location. The license and the valid current
renewal certificate immediately becomes void and shall be returned to the
Department when the facility is sold, or leased; or when operation is
discontinued; or when operation is moved to a new location; or when the
licensee (if an individual) dies; or when the licensee (if a corporation or
partnership) dissolves or terminates; or when the licensee (whatever the
entity) ceases to be.
e) A license issued to a corporation shall become null, void and
of no further effect upon the dissolution of the corporation or loss of license
to conduct business in the State of Illinois issued by Illinois Secretary of
State if a foreign corporation.
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