77 Ill. Adm. Code 11300.1130.710
Validity of Permits
Section 1130
TITLE 77: PUBLIC HEALTH
CHAPTER II: HEALTH FACILITIES AND SERVICES REVIEW BOARD
SUBCHAPTER b: OTHER BOARD RULES
PART 1130 HEALTH FACILITIES AND SERVICES REVIEW OPERATIONAL RULES
SECTION 1130.710 VALIDITY OF PERMITS
Section 1130.710 Validity of
Permits
A permit is effective on the
date of HFSRB authorization.
a) A permit shall be valid until the project has been completed,
provided that:
1) financial commitment of the project occurs within the time
frames specified in the Act, unless HFSRB extends the financial commitment
period (as defined in Section 1130.730); and
2) the project commences and proceeds to completion with due
diligence. The financial commitment period shall be extended for any project
for which issuance of a permit has been contested and is in administrative
review. The financial commitment period will be extended by the length of time
equal to the number of days from the date a summons was received until the date
of final disposition of the suit.
b) Projects shall proceed with due diligence and shall be
completed (see Section 1130.140) no later than the completion date approved by
HFSRB. A permit holder shall be subjected to sanctions provided in the Act and
Section 1130.790 if the project is not completed by the completion date
provided in the original permit or renewal letter.
c) A permit is valid only for the defined construction or
modification, equipment, site, amount, time period and persons named in the
application for the permit and shall not be transferable or assignable. A
permit is invalidated by:
1) a change in the person who is the permit holder;
2) a change in the membership or sponsorship of a not-for-profit
corporation that is the permit holder; or
3) the transfer or assignment of a controlling interest in, or
voting rights of, a for-profit corporation that is the permit holder.
d) Other events causing
a permit to become invalid include:
1) Change of permit (see
Section 1130.710(c));
2) Failure
to submit the Expenditure Commitment or Financial Commitment Report, which
should be included with the annual progress reports;
3) Failure to submit
annual progress reports to HFSRB;
4) Failure to submit Final
Cost Reports to HFSRB;
5) Implementation
of a prohibited alteration (see Section 1130.750(c));
6) Relinquishment of a
permit without Board approval; and
7) Failure to comply with
the requirements of Section 1130.660(d).