Used Mattresses, Bedding, and Upholstered Furniture Regulations

4.2.2.4 A letter stating that the facility understands that in order to secure reciprocity fordistribution of their product(s) within Clark County, Nevada, they must sanitize usedbedding using the dry heat processing methods described in these Regulations,unless the facility has applied for and been specifically approved to distributeproducts sanitized by other method for which competent use has beendemonstrated as outlined in Section 6.1.1 of these Regulations. The letter mustalso acknowledge that the Letter of Approval for Reciprocity is subject to continuedcompliance with all requirements of these Regulations.4.3 Evaluation of application4.3.1 The Health Authority shall, within 30 days after receiving an application for an initialPermit to operate a facility which refurbishes, treats or sanitizes used mattresses, bedding,or upholstered furniture, or to begin interstate commerce for such a facility throughreciprocity, notify the applicant as to whether the application is complete or deficient incontent.4.3.2 A determination of completeness must be based on whether the application contains allspecified documents and supporting information required by this Regulation, as applicable.4.3.3 The Health Authority may require the submittal of any such additional documents orinformation as it deems necessary and may specify the period within which the documentsor information must be submitted.4.3.4 The Health Authority may, at its sole discretion, require an unannounced site visit to theprocessing facility, including facilities outside of its physical jurisdiction, prior to making adetermination regarding what additional documents or information are needed to completethe application package.4.4 Notice concerning completeness of application and complianceIf the Health Authority determines that an application is complete, then it shall evaluate themerits of the application to determine if the application is in compliance with all applicablestatutes and regulations. If the Health Authority determines that the application does notcomply with all applicable statutes and regulations, it shall provide a written notice to theapplicant. The notice must specify:4.4.1 Each statute or regulation with which the applicant has failed to comply;4.4.2 Any documents or other information which the applicant is required to submit to theHealth Authority; and4.4.3 The period within which the applicant is required to submit to the Health Authority thedocuments or other information requested.4.5 Duties of Health Authority to issue, deny, modify, or place conditions on Permit tooperate or Letter of Approval for ReciprocityOnce all pertinent documents, as requested, are submitted to the Health Authority for reviewand any required site visits are completed, the Health Authority shall approve or deny- 12 -