Ariz. Admin. Code § R21-6-419 - Waiver of Non-safety Licensing Requirements for Kinship Care
A. OLR may waive
specific non-safety rule requirements for an applicant or foster parent
providing only kinship care, as defined under R21-6-101(36), on a case by case
basis, if the applicant or foster parent demonstrates that compliance would be
a hardship. The applicant or foster parent may work with his or her licensing
agency to comply with this Section.
B. The request for a waiver shall include:
1. The specific rule to be considered for
waiver by OLR;
2. The reason
compliance would be a hardship;
3.
Any proposed alternative compliance with the rule requirement, including
pictures or diagrams that depict any physical requirement to be waived;
and
4. Justification that waiving
the licensing requirement will not compromise the safety of a foster
child.
C. The applicant
or foster parent or licensing agency shall submit a waiver request only on
forms supplied by OLR.
D. OLR shall
consider the waiver of a non-safety licensing requirement on a case-by-case
basis.
E. An applicant or foster
parent shall base a waiver request on a licensing requirement and the needs of
the foster child. OLR shall not grant a waiver request because it would be
inconvenient for the foster parent or applicant to comply with a licensing
requirement.
F. Non-safety issues
may include granting licensure to applicants who are 18 to 20 years of age,
have fewer than two full bathrooms, or may not meet the financial requirements
of R21-6-301.
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