Restrictions on provision of paid care for others and on housing of roomers or boarders.

1. If a foster home combines foster care with regular paid care for others, including child care, the licensing authority may place restrictions on the license of the foster home because of the number of children cared for in the foster home on a regular basis and may require the licensee to discontinue providing paid care for others if the licensing authority determines that providing such care may adversely affect the ability of the foster home to provide foster care. A foster home that provides paid care for others shall comply with all requirements relating to staffing in a foster home when it provides both foster care and paid care for others. 2. A foster home may house adult roomers or boarders under the following circumstances: (a) The roomer or boarder: (1) Is considered a part of the family; or (2) Has been a foster child who has reached the age of 18 years; and (b) The roomer or boarder, regardless of age, must be willing to submit to the same licensing requirements as the staff, unless the roomer or boarder is a person who remains under the jurisdiction of a court pursuant to NRS 432B.594 .