This regulation establishes waiting periods before an applicant may reapply for a license after denial, non-renewal, or revocation: 90 days following an initial denial, and three years following a revocation or denial of renewal. The Director retains discretion to waive these waiting periods for good cause. As part of DC Department of Behavioral Health's Title 22-A mental health licensing chapter, this procedural rule applies to the same facility types governed by that chapter.
View official source3809 RE-APPLICATION AFTER LICENSE DENIAL, NON-RENEWAL, OR REVOCATION 3809.1 Except as provided in § 3809.2, an Applicant may not reapply for licensure for ninety (90) days following the Department’s denial of a license. 3809.2 An Applicant may not reapply for licensure for three (3) years from the effective date of the Director’s determination to deny renewal of or revoke the license pursuant to § 3816, or, if the Director’s determination is appealed, from the date of a final decision denying renewal of or revoking the license. 3809.3 The Director may in his or her discretion grant a waiver of the time periods set forth in this section for good cause shown. SOURCE: Final Rulemaking published at 65 DCR 1633 (February 16, 2018). District of Columbia Municipal Regulations Mental Health 22-A DCMR § 3809