Section 330.9306. Compatibility-impact statement.

Rule 9306. (1) If the preparation of a compatibility-impact statement is required by law, the procedure specified in this rule shall apply. If the compatibility-impact statement is not  required  by  law,  the  procedure specified in this rule may apply at the discretion of the director.

(2)   Upon receipt by the director of any official plan for  reusing contiguous public land or buildings, the plan shall be officially dated as to its receipt.

(3)   The director shall forward the reuse plan to the facility  director responsible for administration of other land or buildings which are proposed for reuse or are contiguous to such land or buildings, and shall direct that an impact statement be prepared  and   transmitted   to   the director within 45 working days.

(4)   The facility director shall schedule a hearing and provide notice to the public on when and where the reuse plan can be viewed and the hearing will be held. Notice shall be given not less than 10 working days before the hearing, shall include general notification to the public, and shall endeavor to provide, where appropriate, specific notation to   all   of   the following affected entities:

(a)  ) Community mental health boards.

(b)   Substance abuse agencies.

(c)   ) Public health agencies.

(d)  Law enforcement agencies.

(e)   Employee organizations.

(f)  ) Mental health advocacy organizations.

(g)   Professional groups whose members provide services to the mental health recipients.

(h)   Other educational, human service, or public interest  organizations.

(5)    The compatibility-impact statement prepared by the facility director shall provide a synopsis of the testimony, shall have    copies   of   written testimony attached,

shall list the perceived benefit and detriment, and shall make recommendations regarding additions to or deletions  from  the reuse  plan  to  ensure  compatibility with the   mental   health   service environment.

(6)   The director shall review the testimony and compatibility-impact statement material which is prepared by the facility director and shall prepare a report or shall issue a revised compatibility-impact statement report.  A   compatibility-impact statement shall be submitted to the state administrative board not more than 60 working days following official receipt of the reuse plan if such submission is required by law.

History: 1986 AACS.