Cease Operation Order definition

Cease Operation Order means a notice issued by OCCL directing child care services to end by a specified date. The individual or facility must not provide child care services during the term of a “Cease Operation Order.” These orders serve the same purpose for unlicensed facilities as “Suspension Orders” do for licensed facilities.
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Examples of Cease Operation Order in a sentence

  • The Licensing Division may serve a Cease Operation Order in person by delivery of the Order to any management employee at the licensed premises or by posting on the main entrance by tacking, each followed by mailing as set out herein.

  • The City Clerk must receive from the applicant or licensee a written appeal request of the License Officer’s decision to deny, suspend or revoke a business license within five (5) business days of receipt of the Cease Operation Order.

  • No new license shall be issued for a business location posted with a Cease Operation Order or a license suspension, so long as any person under a license suspension imposed by the Department, or any member of such person's immediate family, or, in the case of a corporation, the corporation or any affiliated business entities, retain a pecuniary interest in the property at that location.§ 339-308.

  • The Cease Operation Order will include a copy of the License Officer’s formal written ruling and inform the applicant they must cease all business activity at the specified location.

  • No new dealer in precious metals [license] shall [be issued for] register a business location that has been posted with a Cease Operation Order, so long as any person [under a license revocation] with a suspended registration, or any member of such person’s immediate family, retains a pecuniary interest in the property at that location.

  • The Cease Operation Order will identify the available appeal process.

  • The Cease Operation Order will identify the appeal process available.

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