Section 33 [144H.02] establishes a licensing requirement for Identical Sec. 16. Licensure required. Adds § 144H.02. Prohibits a the ownership and operation of a prescribed pediatric extended person from owning or operating a prescribed pediatric care center, specifies the conditions under which multiple extended care center, or PPEC center, unless the center is licenses are required, and prohibits prescribed pediatric licensed by the commissioner of health under this chapter. extended care centers from being located on the same grounds as a child care center. Section 34 [144H.03] exempts federal facilities and facilities Identical Sec. 17. Exemptions. Adds § 144H.03. Exempts facilities licensed under Chapter 144 or 144A from prescribed pediatric operated by a federal agency and facilities licensed under extended care center licensing requirements. chapters 144 (hospitals and supervised living facilities) and 144A (nursing homes, boarding care homes, and hospices) from the licensing requirements of this chapter. Section 35 [144H.04] described the licensing and license Same except: Sec. 18. License application and renewal. Adds § 144H.04. renewal process and specifies that licenses are nontransferable. Establishes a procedure and requirements for seeking Senate requires licenses to be issued beginning licensure and for license renewal. Specifies that PPEC center February 1, 2019, and House requires licenses to be licenses are not transferrable. issued beginning January 1, 2018. Senate refers to rules adopted under chapter 144H and House refers to rules that apply to PPEC centers. requires licensing fees in the amount of These sections address fees. Differences are: Adds § 144H.05. Specifies fees for initial Section 36 [144H.05] Sec. 19. Fees. $11,000, renewal fees in the amount of $4,720, and late license applications, license renewal, late submission of a Senate initial application fee is $11,000 and House application or renewal fees of $25. renewal application, and change of ownership. Provides that initial application fee is $3,820. fees are not refundable. Senate renewal fee is $4,720 and House renewal fee is $1,800. House establishes a change of ownership fee of $4,200 and Senate does not. Senate and House subd. 4, addressing nonrefundable fees and depositing fees in the state government special
Section 33 [144H.02] establishes a licensing requirement for the ownership and operation of a prescribed pediatric extended care center, specifies the conditions under which multiple licenses are required, and prohibits prescribed pediatric extended care centers from being located on the same grounds as a child care center. Identical Sec. 16. Licensure required. Adds § 144H.02. Prohibits a person from owning or operating a prescribed pediatric extended care center, or PPEC center, unless the center is licensed by the commissioner of health under this chapter. Section 34 [144H.03] exempts federal facilities and facilities licensed under Chapter 144 or 144A from prescribed pediatric extended care center licensing requirements. Identical Sec. 17. Exemptions. Adds § 144H.03. Exempts facilities operated by a federal agency and facilities licensed under chapters 144 (hospitals and supervised living facilities) and 144A (nursing homes, boarding care homes, and hospices) from the licensing requirements of this chapter. Section 35 [144H.04] described the licensing and license renewal process and specifies that licenses are nontransferable. Same except: Senate requires licenses to be issued beginning February 1, 2019, and House requires licenses to be issued beginning January 1, 2018. Senate refers to rules adopted under chapter 144H and House refers to rules that apply to PPEC centers. Sec. 18. License application and renewal. Adds § 144H.04. Establishes a procedure and requirements for seeking licensure and for license renewal. Specifies that PPEC center licenses are not transferrable. Section 36 [144H.05] requires licensing fees in the amount of $11,000, renewal fees in the amount of $4,720, and late application or renewal fees of $25. These sections address fees. Differences are: Senate initial application fee is $11,000 and House initial application fee is $3,820. Senate renewal fee is $4,720 and House renewal fee is $1,800. House establishes a change of ownership fee of $4,200 and Senate does not. Senate and House subd. 4, addressing nonrefundable fees and depositing fees in the state government special Sec. 19. Fees. Adds § 144H.05. Specifies fees for initial license applications, license renewal, late submission of a renewal application, and change of ownership. Provides that fees are not refundable.
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