Conditional license definition

Conditional license or "conditional approval" means a license

Conditional license means a license that may be issued to a new facility to operate in order to permit the applicant to demonstrate compliance with specified standards.

Conditional license means a temporary license issued, pending completion of a satisfactory background investigation and completion of required training.

Examples of Conditional license in a sentence

• Conditional license status for schools that previously held a non- conditional license shall not exceed 2 years.

• Conditional license fees(a) All conditional license and fingerprint fees shall be non-refundable, and must accompany the license application.(b) Conditional licenses shall be issued for a period of 180 days.

• Conditional license approval shall be subject to the provisions of ORS 345.030(8).

• There are several ways to earn your regular driver’s license:Option one - Conditional license (for people who are at least 15 years old and less than 16): Obtain a beginner’s permit at age 15.

• Failure by the licensee to meet the conditions specified by the department shall permit the department to void the Conditional license or refuse to issue a full license.

More Definitions of Conditional license

Conditional license means a non-renewable license issued while the applicant pursues a pathway to professional licensure.

Conditional license means a temporary license designated as

Conditional license means a license issued to an applicant under ORS 681.325.

Conditional license means a license issued by the Department of Health in accordance with these rules with one or more conditions imposed on the award of the license.

Conditional license means a temporary license designated as either a Class 1 Cannabis Cultivator license, a Class 2 Cannabis Manufacturer license, a Class 3 Cannabis Wholesaler license, a Class 4 Cannabis Distributor license, a Class 5 Cannabis Retailer license, or a Class 6 Cannabis Delivery license that allows the holder to lawfully act as a cannabis cultivator, cannabis manufacturer, cannabis wholesaler, cannabis distributor, cannabis retailer, or cannabis delivery service as the case may be, which is issued pursuant to an abbreviated application process, after which the conditional license holder shall have a limited period of time in which to become fully licensed by satisfying all of the remaining conditions for licensure which were not required for the issuance of the conditional license.

Conditional license means a license under which an applicant needs to meet additional requirements to be eligible for a professional license. A conditional license includes Provisional, Apprenticeship, and Emergency Licenses.

Conditional license means a nonrenewable license for a period not to exceed six months which may be granted to a child care facility when the facility has agreed to a corrective plan to amend identified deficiencies and bring the facility into reasonable compliance with all licensing standards. Conditional licenses may be issued with the approval of the Department only where no threat to the health, safety, morals or welfare of the children served exists. Any other license held by the facility shall be revoked when the conditional license is issued.