9.9 SEVERABILITY
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If any portion of this ordinance is held to be unconstitutional, invalid, or unenforceable, the remainder of this ordinance shall be deemed severable and shall not be affected and this ordinance shall remain valid.
APPENDIX A: CONGREGATE LIVING FACILITY CHECKLIST
A. Before an applicant may be place on the agenda of the Planning Commission, the City Recorder must verify that all of the following documentation has been received by the City:
1. Written verification of Department of Criminal Investigations clearance for the facility’s operator and any other persons who are to have direct contact with minors or vulnerable adults in a congregate living facility.
2. Concept plan for the facility.
3. Documented proof of ownership of the land, or a valid lease where the facility is to be located.
4. A letter of intent from the Utah Department of Human Services to license the facility.
5. If incorporated, the applicant must provide proof of active corporation status, including corporation ownership, from the Utah Department of Commerce.
6. Copies from the appropriate licensing department of the state of any written complaints, including employee grievances, against the applicant or facility applying for a business license.
7. Where appropriate, supply documents which comply with Human Services Core Standards R501-2-6 and R501-2-7 (what must be available for public inspection).
8. Eligibility and/or intake policy outlining the reasons a facility would consider accepting new consumers.