1-2 new section to read as follows:

1-3 "Persons with related conditions" means persons who have a severe,

1-4 chronic disability which:

1-5 1. Is attributable to:

1-6 (a) Cerebral palsy or epilepsy; or

1-7 (b) Any other condition, other than mental illness, which results in

1-8 impairment of general intellectual functioning or adaptive behavior

1-9 similar to that of a mentally retarded person and requires treatment or

1-10 services similar to those required by a mentally retarded person;

1-11 2. Is manifested before the person affected attains the age of 22

1-12 years;

1-13 3. Is likely to continue indefinitely; and

1-14 4. Results in substantial functional limitations in three or more of

1-15 the following areas of major life activity:

2-8 Title:

2-9 1. To eliminate both the forfeiture of any civil and legal rights of any

2-10 person and the imposition of any legal disability on any person, based on an

2-11 allegation of mental illness or mental retardation [,] or a related condition,

2-12 by any method other than a separate judicial proceeding resulting in a

2-13 determination of incompetency, wherein the civil and legal rights forfeited

2-14 and the legal disabilities imposed are specifically stated; and

2-15 2. To charge the mental hygiene and mental retardation division, and

2-16 the division of child and family services, of the department with

2-17 recognizing their duty to act in the best interests of their respective clients

2-21 except as otherwise defined by specific statute, the words and terms defined

2-22 in NRS 433.014 to 433.224, inclusive, and section 1 of this act, have the

2-26 providing appropriate services and treatment to mentally retarded persons

2-27 [.] and persons with related conditions. A mental retardation center may

2-31 toward enhancing the health, welfare and development of mentally retarded

2-32 persons and persons with related conditions through the process of

2-33 providing those experiences that will enable the individual to:

2-34 1. Develop his physical, intellectual, social and emotional capacities to

2-35 the fullest extent;

2-36 2. Live in an environment that is conducive to personal dignity; and

2-37 3. Continue development of those skills, habits and attitudes essential

2-41 are designated as:

2-42 (a) Nevada mental health institute;

3-13 (a) Have training and demonstrated administrative qualities of

3-14 leadership in any one of the professional fields of psychiatry, medicine,

3-15 psychology, social work, education or administration.

3-16 (b) Be appointed, from a list of three persons nominated by the

3-17 commission, on the basis of merit as measured by administrative training or

3-18 experience in programs relating to mental health, including care, treatment

3-19 or training, or any combination thereof, of mentally ill and mentally

3-20 retarded persons [.] and persons with related conditions.

3-21 (c) Have additional qualifications which are in accordance with criteria

3-22 prescribed by the department of personnel.

3-26 program for the certification of mental health-mental retardation

3-27 technicians, including forensic technicians:

3-28 (a) Employed by the division, or other employees of the division who

3-29 perform similar duties, but are classified differently.

3-30 (b) Employed by the division of child and family services of the

3-31 department.

3-32 The program must be carried out in cooperation with the University and

3-33 Community College System of Nevada.

3-34 2. A mental health-mental retardation technician is responsible to the

3-35 director of the service in which his duties are performed. The director of a

3-36 service may be a licensed physician, dentist, podiatric physician,

3-37 psychiatrist, psychologist, rehabilitation therapist, social worker, registered

3-38 nurse or other professionally qualified person. This section does not

3-39 authorize a mental health-mental retardation technician to perform duties

3-40 which require the specialized knowledge and skill of a professionally

3-41 qualified person.

3-42 3. The division shall adopt regulations to carry out the provisions of

4-20 1. Establish policies to ensure adequate development and

4-21 administration of services for the mentally ill and mentally retarded [,] and

4-22 persons with related conditions, including services to prevent mental

4-23 illness and mental retardation and related conditions, and services

4-24 provided without admission to a facility or institution;

4-25 2. Set policies for the care and treatment of mentally ill and mentally

4-26 retarded persons and persons with related conditions provided by all state

4-27 agencies;

4-28 3. Review the programs and finances of the division; and

4-29 4. Report at the beginning of each year to the governor and at the

4-30 beginning of each odd-numbered year to the legislature on the quality of the

4-31 care and treatment provided for mentally ill and mentally retarded persons

4-32 and persons with related conditions in this state and on any progress made

4-36 1. Collect and disseminate information pertaining to mental health and

4-37 mental retardation [.] and related conditions.

4-38 2. Request legislation pertaining to mental health and mental

4-39 retardation [.] and related conditions.

4-40 3. Investigate complaints about the care of any person in a public

4-41 facility for the treatment of the mentally ill or mentally retarded [.] and

5-33 (a) For the care and treatment of mentally ill and mentally retarded

5-34 persons and persons with related conditions by all state agencies and

5-35 facilities, and their referral to private facilities;

5-36 (b) To ensure continuity in the care and treatment provided to mentally

5-37 ill and mentally retarded persons and persons with related conditions in

5-38 this state; and

5-39 (c) Necessary for the proper and efficient operation of the facilities of

5-40 the division.

5-41 2. The commission may adopt regulations to promote programs

6-3 facility providing services for the mentally ill or mentally retarded and

6-4 persons with related conditions to determine if the facility is in compliance

6-5 with the provisions of this Title and any regulations adopted pursuant to

6-9 institutions having adequate facilities in the State of Nevada, provide for

6-10 inpatient care of mentally ill and mentally retarded clients [.] and clients

6-14 professionally qualified in the field of psychiatric mental health to provide

6-15 inpatient and outpatient care for mentally ill and mentally retarded persons

6-16 and persons with related conditions when it appears that they can be

6-20 administrator may accept:

6-21 (a) Donations of money and gifts of real or personal property; and

6-22 (b) Grants of money from the Federal Government,

6-23 for use in public or private programs that provide services to persons in this

6-24 state who are mentally ill or mentally retarded [.] and persons with related

6-25 conditions.

6-26 2. The administrator shall disburse any donations, gifts and grants

6-27 received pursuant to this section to programs that provide services to

6-28 persons who are mentally ill or mentally retarded and persons with related

6-29 conditions in a manner that supports the plan to coordinate services created

6-30 by the commission pursuant to subsection 7 of NRS 433.316. In the

6-31 absence of a plan to coordinate services, the administrator shall make

6-32 disbursements to programs that will maximize the benefit provided to

6-33 persons who are mentally ill or mentally retarded and persons with related

6-34 conditions in consideration of the nature and value of the donation, gift or

6-35 grant.

6-36 3. Within limits of legislative appropriations or other available money,

6-37 the administrator may enter into a contract for services related to the

6-38 evaluation and recommendation of recipients for the disbursements

6-42 rendered through any program supported by the state pursuant to the

7-15 executive and administrative responsibility for a facility that provides

7-16 services relating to mental health or mental retardation and related

7-20 retardation services or plan of services for a related condition must be

7-21 developed for each client of each facility. The plan must provide for the

7-22 least restrictive treatment procedure that may reasonably be expected to

7-23 benefit the client.

7-24 2. The plan must be kept current and must be modified when indicated.

7-25 The plan must be thoroughly reviewed at least once every 3 months.

7-26 3. The person in charge of implementing the plan of services must be

7-30 1. Be selected on the basis of training and demonstrated administrative

7-31 qualities of leadership in any one of the fields of psychiatry, medicine,

7-32 psychology, social work, education or administration.

7-33 2. Be appointed on the basis of merit as measured by administrative

7-34 training or experience in programs relating to mental health, including care

7-35 and treatment of mentally ill and mentally retarded persons [.] and persons

7-36 with related conditions.

7-37 3. Have additional qualifications which are in accordance with criteria

7-41 chapter apply to all facilities within the division offering services to

8-3 1. "Child" means any person under the age of 18 years who may be

8-4 eligible for mental retardation services [.] or services for a related

8-5 condition.

8-6 2. "Residential facility for groups" means a structure similar to a

8-7 private residence which will house a small number of persons in a homelike

8-8 atmosphere.

8-9 3. "Parent" means the parent of a child. The term does not include the

8-10 parent of a person who has attained the age of 18 years.

8-11 4. "Person" includes a child and any other mentally retarded client or

8-15 counties shall make provision for the support, education and care of the

8-16 mentally retarded children and children with related conditions of their

8-17 respective counties.

8-18 2. For that purpose they are empowered to make all necessary contracts

8-19 and agreements to carry out the provisions of NRS 435.010 to 435.040,

8-20 inclusive. Any such contract or agreement may be made with any

8-21 responsible person or facility in or without the State of Nevada.

8-22 3. The provisions of NRS 435.010 to 435.040, inclusive, supplement

8-23 the services which other political subdivisions or agencies of the state are

8-24 required by law to provide, and do not supersede or relieve the

8-28 conditions are entitled to benefits under NRS 435.010 to 435.040,

8-29 inclusive:

8-30 1. Who are unable to pay for their support and care;

8-31 2. Whose parents, relatives or guardians are unable to pay for their

8-32 support and care; and

8-33 3. If division facilities are to be utilized, whom the division recognizes

8-37 mentally retarded child [,] or a child with a related condition who is a

8-38 resident of this state, may file with the board of county commissioners of

8-39 the proper county an application under oath stating:

8-40 (a) That the child meets the criteria set forth in NRS 435.020; and

8-41 (b) That the child requires services not otherwise required by law to be

8-42 provided to him by any other county, political subdivision or agency of this

9-16 or the southern Nevada children’s home is adjudged to be mentally retarded

9-17 [,] or to have a related condition, a responsible person or facility as

9-18 designated in NRS 435.010 may receive the resident from the

9-19 superintendent of [such] the children’s home and shall make provision for

9-20 [such] the child in the same manner as if received from a board of county

9-21 commissioners.

9-22 2. The county of the child’s residence immediately preceding

9-23 admission to the children’s home [shall] must bear the expense of

9-24 transportation to the responsible person or facility and of the subsequent

9-25 care.

9-26 3. If the child is a dependent child committed to the northern Nevada

9-27 children’s home or the southern Nevada children’s home under the

9-28 provisions of NRS 423.210, the county [shall be] is entitled to receive from

9-29 the parent or parents, and to recover by appropriate legal action if

9-30 necessary, all sums expended by the county under subsection 2 , [;] but the

9-31 sum which the county may receive or recover [shall] must not exceed the

9-32 amount which the district court has ordered [such] the parent or parents to

9-36 care for and maintain mentally retarded persons and persons with related

9-40 the transfer of mentally retarded persons and persons with related

9-41 conditions from one facility to another facility operated by the division.

9-42 2. Subject to the provisions of subsection 3, when the associate

10-9 retarded person or person with a related condition of this state for services

10-10 in a facility operated by the division if:

10-11 (a) [He] The person is mentally retarded as defined in NRS 433.174 or

10-12 is a person with a related condition and is in need of institutional training

10-13 and treatment;

10-14 (b) Space is available which is designed and equipped to provide

10-15 appropriate care for [him;] the person;

10-16 (c) The facility has or can provide an appropriate program of training

10-17 and treatment for [him;] the person; and

10-18 (d) There is written evidence that no less restrictive alternative is

10-19 available in his community.

10-20 2. A mentally retarded person or person with a related condition may

10-21 be accepted at a division facility for emergency evaluation when the

10-22 evaluation is requested by a court. A person must not be retained pursuant

10-23 to this subsection for more than 10 working days.

10-24 3. A court may order that a mentally retarded person or person with a

10-25 related condition be admitted to a division facility if it finds that admission

10-26 is necessary because of the death or sudden disability of the parent or

10-27 guardian of the person. The person must not be retained pursuant to this

10-28 subsection for more than 45 days. Before the expiration of the 45-day

10-29 period the division shall report to the court its recommendations for

10-30 placement or treatment of the person. If less restrictive alternatives are not

10-31 available, the person may be admitted to the facility using the procedures

10-32 for voluntary or involuntary admission, as appropriate.

10-33 4. A child may be received, cared for and examined at a division

10-34 facility for the mentally retarded for not more than 10 working days without

10-35 admission, if the examination is ordered by a court having jurisdiction of

10-36 the minor in accordance with the provisions of paragraph (c) of subsection

10-37 1 of NRS 62.211 and subsection 1 of NRS 432B.560. At the end of the 10

10-38 days, the administrator or his designee shall report the result of the

10-39 examination to the court and shall detain the child until the further order of

10-40 the court, but not to exceed 7 days after the administrator’s report.

10-41 5. The parent or guardian of a person believed to be mentally retarded

10-42 or believed to have a related condition may apply to the administrative

11-18 the transfer of a mentally retarded person or person with a related

11-19 condition to a general hospital for necessary diagnostic, medical or surgical

11-20 services not available within the division. All expenses incurred under this

11-21 section [shall] must be paid as follows:

11-22 1. In the case of a judicially committed mentally retarded person [,

11-23 such expenses shall] or person with a related condition, the expenses must

11-24 be paid by his parents or guardian to the extent of their reasonable financial

11-25 ability as determined by the administrator, and the remainder, if any, [shall

11-26 be] is a charge upon the county of the last known residence of the mentally

11-27 retarded [person’s last known residence;] person or person with a related

11-28 condition;

11-29 2. In the case of a mentally retarded person or person with a related

11-30 condition admitted to a division facility pursuant to NRS 435.010, 435.020

11-31 and 435.030, [such expenses shall be] the expenses are a charge upon the

11-32 county from which a certificate was issued pursuant to subsection 2 of NRS

11-33 435.030; and

11-34 3. In the case of a mentally retarded person or person with a related

11-35 condition admitted to a division facility upon voluntary application as

11-36 provided in NRS 435.081, [such expenses shall] the expenses must be paid

11-37 by the parents or guardian to the extent of their reasonable financial ability

11-38 as determined by the administrator, and for the remainder, if any, the

11-42 condition is committed to a division facility by a court of competent

12-17 related condition is transferred from one care facility operated by the

12-18 division to another care facility operated by the division, the parent, parents

12-19 or guardian shall continue to contribute [such] the amount for the care,

12-20 support and maintenance of [such] the person as may have previously been

12-21 ordered by the court of competent jurisdiction committing [such] the

12-22 person.

12-23 2. If no such order was entered by the committing court, the division

12-24 may petition [such] the court for an order requiring the parent, parents or

12-25 guardian to contribute.

12-26 3. Any order for contribution entered under the provisions of

12-27 subsection 2 [shall] must be entered in the same manner and [have] has the

12-28 same effect as an order for contribution entered under the provisions of

12-32 condition is admitted to a facility operated by the division at the request of

12-33 a parent, parents or guardian, [such] the parent, parents or guardian shall

12-34 enter into an agreement with the division providing for the contribution of

12-35 an amount for the care, support and maintenance of [such] the child as

12-36 determined by the division to be reasonable. In determining the amount, the

12-37 division shall give consideration to the ability of the parent, parents or

12-38 guardian to make such a contribution, and may excuse the making of any

12-39 contribution.

12-40 2. If the parent, parents or guardian fail or refuse to perform under the

12-41 terms of the agreement, the division is entitled to recover from the parent,

12-42 parents or guardian, by appropriate legal action, all sums due together with

13-10 consultation with the state association for retarded citizens and subject to

13-11 the approval of the board and the director of the department, for services

13-12 rendered to the mentally retarded and to persons with related conditions

13-16 persons or persons with related conditions to a mental retardation center:

13-17 (a) Voluntary admission.

13-18 (b) Involuntary admission.

13-19 2. An application for admission of a mentally retarded person or

13-20 person with a related condition to a mental retardation center must be

13-21 made on a form approved by the division and the attorney general. The

13-22 clerk of each district court in the state shall make the forms available to any

13-26 condition may apply to any mental retardation center for admission as a

13-27 voluntary client. His parent or guardian or another responsible person may

13-28 submit the application on his behalf.

13-29 2. If the person or a responsible party on behalf of the person objects to

13-30 voluntary admission, the procedure for involuntary admission may be

13-34 have a related condition and is alleged to be a clear and present danger to

13-35 himself or others, his parent or guardian or another responsible person may

13-36 initiate proceedings for his involuntary admission to a mental retardation

13-37 center by petitioning the district court of the county where the person

13-38 resides. The petition must be accompanied by a certificate signed by a

13-39 physician or licensed psychologist experienced in the diagnosis of mental

13-40 retardation and related conditions stating that he has examined the person

13-41 within the preceding 30 days and has concluded that the person is mentally

14-5 physician or licensed psychologist promptly to examine the person who is

14-6 the subject of the petition or request an evaluation from the mental

14-7 retardation center to which it is proposed the person be admitted. Any

14-8 physician or licensed psychologist requested by the court to conduct such

14-9 an examination must be experienced in the diagnosis of mental retardation

14-10 [.] and related conditions. The examination or evaluation must indicate

14-11 whether the person is or is not mentally retarded or a person with a related

14-12 condition and whether he is or is not in need of institutional training and

14-13 treatment.

14-14 2. The court may allow the person alleged to be mentally retarded or to

14-15 have a related condition to remain at his place of residence pending any

14-16 ordered examination and to return upon completion of the examination.

14-17 One or more of the person’s relatives or friends may accompany him to the

14-21 a related condition, or any relative or friend acting on his behalf, is entitled

14-22 to retain counsel to represent him in any proceeding before the district

14-23 court relating to his involuntary admission to a mental retardation center.

14-24 2. If [such] counsel has not been retained, the court, before proceeding,

14-25 shall advise the person and his guardian, or closest living relative if such a

14-26 relative can be located, of the person’s right to have counsel.

14-27 3. If the person fails or refuses to secure counsel, the court shall

14-28 appoint counsel to represent him. If the person is indigent, the counsel

14-29 appointed may be the public defender.

14-30 4. Any counsel appointed by the court is entitled to fair and reasonable

14-31 compensation for his services. The compensation must be charged against

14-32 the property of the person for whom he was appointed. If the person is

14-33 indigent, the compensation must be charged against the county in which the

14-34 person alleged to be mentally retarded or to have a related condition last

14-38 admission of a person to a mental retardation center, if the court finds:

14-39 (a) That the person is mentally retarded [,] or has a related condition,

14-40 has demonstrated that he is a clear and present danger to himself or others

14-41 and is in need of institutional training and treatment;

14-42 (b) That appropriate space and programs are available at the mental

15-16 to 435.320, inclusive, is to aid mentally or functionally retarded persons

15-17 and persons with related conditions who are not served by existing

15-18 programs to receive high quality care and training in an effort to help them

15-22 training because of mental or functional retardation [.] or a related

15-26 435.130 to 435.320, inclusive, a center must:

15-27 1. File an application with the division for a certificate of qualification,

15-28 which must include:

15-29 (a) The name and address of the center.

15-30 (b) The names, addresses and qualifications of the administrative

15-31 personnel of the center.

15-32 (c) An outline of the educational, occupational and therapeutic program

15-33 to be offered.

15-34 (d) The number of persons enrolled or expected.

15-35 (e) An affidavit that the center is nonsectarian and a nonprofit

15-36 organization under the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 as amended , [(] 26

15-37 U.S.C. § 501(c)(3) . [).]

15-38 (f) The number and qualifications of the staff.

15-39 (g) A complete and detailed proposed financial statement for the

15-40 operations for the coming year.

16-31 other procedure provided in this chapter [shall] may be construed as

16-32 depriving a mentally retarded person or person with a related condition of

16-33 his full civil and legal rights by any method other than a separate judicial

16-34 proceeding resulting in a determination of incompetency wherein the civil

16-35 and legal rights forfeited and the legal disabilities imposed are specifically

16-39 condition admitted to a division facility is entitled to all rights enumerated

16-40 in NRS 433.482 and 433.484.

16-41 2. The administrator shall designate a person or persons to be

17-17 related condition who is 18 years of age or older are not responsible for the

17-18 costs of his care and treatment within a division facility.

17-19 2. The client or his estate, when able, may be required to contribute a

17-20 reasonable amount toward the costs of his care and treatment. Otherwise,

17-24 condition is cared for by a parent or other relative with whom he lives, that

17-25 parent or relative is eligible to receive assistance on a monthly basis from

17-26 the division for each such person who lives and is cared for in the home if

17-27 the division finds that:

17-28 (a) The person with mental retardation or a related condition has been

17-29 diagnosed as having profound or severe mental retardation or, if he is under

17-30 6 years of age, has developmental delays that require support that is

17-31 equivalent to the support required by a person with profound or severe

17-32 mental retardation [;] or a related condition;

17-33 (b) The person with mental retardation or a related condition is

17-34 receiving adequate care; and

17-35 (c) The person with mental retardation or a related condition and the

17-36 parent or other relative with whom he lives is not reasonably able to pay for

17-37 his care and support.

17-38 The amount of [such] the assistance must be established by legislative

17-39 appropriation for each fiscal year.

17-40 2. The division shall adopt regulations:

17-41 (a) Which establish a procedure of application for assistance;

17-42 (b) For determining the eligibility of an applicant pursuant to subsection

18-7 such agreements with public and private agencies as are deemed necessary

18-8 to implement residential placement-foster family care programs for

18-12 mentally retarded persons or persons with related conditions reside may

18-13 establish a canteen operated for the benefit of clients and employees of the

18-14 facility. The administrative officer shall keep a record of transactions in the

18-15 operation of the canteen.

18-16 2. Each canteen must be self-supporting. No money provided by the

18-17 state may be used for its operation.

18-18 3. The respective administrative officers shall deposit the money used

18-19 for the operation of the canteen in one or more banks of reputable standing,

18-20 except that an appropriate sum may be maintained as petty cash at each

18-24 1. To encourage and provide financial assistance to counties in the

18-25 establishment and development of mental health services, including

18-26 services to the mentally retarded [,] and persons with related conditions,

18-27 through locally controlled community mental health programs.

18-28 2. To promote the improvement and, if necessary, the expansion of

18-29 already existing services which help to conserve the mental health of the

18-30 people of Nevada. It is the intent of this chapter that services to individuals

18-34 1. Review and evaluate communities’ needs, services, facilities and

18-35 special problems in the fields of mental health and mental retardation [.]

18-36 and related conditions.

18-37 2. Advise the governing body as to programs of community mental

18-38 health services and facilities and services to the mentally retarded [,] and

18-39 persons with related conditions, and, when requested by [such] the

18-40 governing body, make recommendation regarding the appointment of a

18-41 county director.

18-42 3. After adoption of a program, continue to act in an advisory capacity

19-3 1. Serve as chief executive officer of the county program and be

19-4 accountable to the county board.

19-5 2. Exercise administrative responsibility and authority over the county

19-6 program and facilities furnished, operated or supported in connection

19-7 therewith, and over services to the mentally retarded [,] and persons with

19-8 related conditions, except as administrative responsibility is otherwise

19-9 provided for in this Title.

19-10 3. Recommend to the governing body, after consultation with the

19-11 county board, the providing of services, establishment of facilities,

19-12 contracting for services or facilities and other matters necessary or

19-13 desirable to accomplish the purposes of this chapter.

19-14 4. Submit an annual report to the governing body reporting all

19-15 activities of the program, including a financial accounting of expenditures

19-16 and a forecast of anticipated needs for the ensuing year.

19-17 5. Carry on such studies as may be appropriate for the discharge of his

19-18 duties, including the control and prevention of psychiatric disorders and the

19-22 including services to the mentally retarded [,] and persons with related

19-23 conditions, pursuant to this chapter, [shall] must be reimbursed by the state

19-27 be directed to at least one of the following mental health areas:

19-28 (a) Mental illness;

19-29 (b) Mental retardation [;] and related conditions;

19-30 (c) Organic brain and other neurological impairment;

19-31 (d) Alcoholism; and

19-32 (e) Drug abuse.

19-33 2. A service is any of the following:

19-34 (a) Diagnostic service;

19-35 (b) Emergency service;

19-36 (c) Inpatient service;

19-37 (d) Outpatient or partial hospitalization service;

19-38 (e) Residential, sheltered or protective care service;

19-39 (f) Habilitation or rehabilitation service;

19-40 (g) Prevention, consultation, collaboration, education or information

19-41 service; and

20-3 appropriation for purposes of reimbursement as provided by NRS 436.230

20-4 to 436.260, inclusive, [shall] must be allotted to the governing body as

20-5 follows:

20-6 (a) The state shall pay to each county a sum equal to 90 percent of the

20-7 total proposed expenditures as reflected by the plan of proposed

20-8 expenditures submitted pursuant to NRS 436.250 if the county has

20-9 complied with the provisions of paragraph (b).

20-10 (b) [Prior to] Before payment under this subsection, the governing body

20-11 of a county must submit evidence to the administrator that 10 percent of the

20-12 total proposed expenditures have been raised and budgeted by the county

20-13 for the establishment or maintenance of a county program.

20-14 2. All state and federal moneys appropriated or authorized for the

20-15 promotion of mental health or for services to the mentally retarded and

20-16 persons with related conditions in the State of Nevada [shall] must be

20-17 disbursed through the division in accordance with the provisions of this

20-18 chapter and rules and regulations [promulgated] adopted in accordance

20-22 mentally retarded [,] and persons with related conditions, rendered

20-23 pursuant to an approved county plan [shall] must be charged in accordance