(1)  If the Department finds violations of licensing laws 


which may lead to denial, suspension, or revocation of the 


child welfare agency's license, the Department will give 


written notice of those violations to the owner, operator, 


board, or other entity, or person(s) who may reasonably 


appear to be in charge, of the child welfare agency, by 


certified mail, return receipt requested, and may in addition 


give other written or oral notice personally of such 


violations.  


 


(2)  The mailed notice shall give the factual basis which 


would warrant such licensing actions and shall cite to the 


specific licensing laws or rules which are being violated. 


 


(3)  If in the Department's judgment no emergency 


conditions exist, the Department shall describe what must be 


done to effect compliance and shall give the agency a 


reasonable opportunity to demonstrate compliance with all 


licensing laws or rules before initiating any adverse action.