Maximum Length of Stay Sample Clauses

Maximum Length of Stay. Unless the Child’s Case Plan calls for a longer period of stay with the Contractor’s program or DCS approves an exception, the maximum length of stay in the program shall be six (6) months. The Contractor may submit a request for an extension of the length of placement. A request for extension shall include an explanation of the need for extended placement based on the approved Case Plan and Treatment Plan, permanency needs, and the best interests of the Child. The ICPR for a Child will remain in effect until the Child is moved by the Placing Agency or the xxxxxx family properly transfers its license to a different licensing entity.
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Maximum Length of Stay. There is no Member restriction on the maximum length of stay at the Property, except as dictated by the Rotation Schedule and outlined in Article 3.8. Each Site will be assigned as stated on the attached Exhibit C, and a Member must adhere to the reservation policy, which will be developed and administered by the Board Member’s Guests are restricted to 14 days in any one Rotation. Out of Rotation usage is subject to Site Owner approval and posted on Calendar .
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Maximum Length of Stay. The length of the program shall be flexible to meet the needs of the individual youth and family. The program shall be designed to ensure a sufficient intensity of services to ensure the length of stay is reduced to only that time that is therapeutically necessary. Unless a Child's Case Plan calls for a longer period of stay with the Contractor's program or DCS approves an exception, the maximum length of stay in the program shall be six (6) months. The Contractor may submit a request for an extension of the length of placement. A request for extension shall include an explanation of the need for extended placement based on the approved Case Plan and Treatment Plan, permanency needs, and the best interests of the Child. The ICPR for a Child will remain in effect until the Child is moved by the Placing Agency.
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Maximum Length of Stay. The Maximum length of stay in any one given spot is 3 consecutive months (90 days) per Los Angeles County RV PARK REGULATIONS. If your stay is for 90 consecutive days you must leave on the 90th day and cannot return until the end of next 3 consecutive months.
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