103.006 – LICENSE. (a) The commission shall issue a
Texas Human Resources Code § 103.006
Summary
This law mandates that the commission issues licenses for day activity and health services facilities to applicants who meet specific requirements and pass an inspection. Licenses are valid for three years and may have staggered expiration dates.
Licenses are issued after meeting application and inspection requirements.
Licenses expire three years from issuance date.
License fees are prorated based on expiration dates.
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