Okla. Stat. tit. 10, § 10-405.5

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Continuation of license upon inheritance or purchase of

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a facility.

A. An individual who inherits or purchases a licensed child

care facility and operates the facility with the same personnel

employed by the previous owner may continue to operate the facility

under the same license and at the same star rating as the previous

owner for a period of ninety (90) calendar days.

B. The Department of Human Services shall be notified of any

change of ownership of a licensed child care facility by the next

Department of Human Services business day and prior to the new owner

assuming operations of the facility.

C. If individuals who receive ownership of a licensed child

care facility through purchase or inheritance have met all

requirements for owners of child care facilities by the end of the

ninety-calendar-day period established in subsection A of this

section, they may continue to operate the facility at the same star

rating. If all requirements have not been met, the facility may not

care for children until the facility is authorized to do so by the

Department.

D. Nothing in this section shall be construed as prohibiting

the Department from exercising its authority to revoke the license

of a child care facility as provided in Section 407 of Title 10 of

the Oklahoma Statutes during the ninety-calendar-day period

established in subsection A of this section.

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