N.M. Admin. Code § 8.370.20.11 - LICENSES
A. Annual license:
An annual license is issued for a one year period to a facility which has met
all requirements of these regulations.
B. Temporary license: The licensing authority
may, at its sole discretion, issue a temporary license prior to the initial
survey, or when the licensing authority finds partial compliance with these
regulations.
(1) A temporary license shall
cover a period of time, not to exceed 120 days, during which the facility must
correct all specified deficiencies.
(2) In accordance with Subsection D of
Section 24-1-5, NMSA 1978, no more than
two consecutive temporary licenses shall be issued.
C. Amended license: A licensee must apply to
the licensing authority for an amended license when there is a change of
administrator/director, when there is a change of name of the facility, or if a
change of capacity is sought.
(1) Application
must be on a form provided by the licensing authority.
(2) Application must be accompanied by the
required fee for an amended license.
(3) Application must be submitted within 10
working days of the change.
(4)
Application for increase or decrease of capacity will not be approved nor an
amended license issued until an on-site visit has been made by the licensing
authority to determine if the facility meets all applicable codes and
regulations. A facility must not accept additional participants or change the
layout of the facility until the licensing authority has approved and issued
the amended license.
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