The issue is whether respondent's teaching certificate should be disciplined for the reasons stated in the amended administrative complaint.Teacher found guilty of misconduct.

The issue for determination is whether Petitioner, OPI, is entitled to CON #5544, for a 60-bed adult short-term psychiatric hospital in Orange County, Florida, HRS District VII.No need for 60 short term psychiatric beds in district 7. Fixed need pool is 0, would impact existing providers and deplete limited manpower- not a novel program

The basic issue in this case is whether the Education Practices Commission should take disciplinary action against the Respondent's teaching certificate for the reasons set forth in an Administrative Complaint dated May 26, 1988. The Administrative Complaint alleges (a) that on numerous specific occasions the Respondent was arrested, charged, and convicted on several counts of issuing worthless checks in North Carolina, (b) that the Respondent was arrested and charged with forgery in North Carolina, (c) that the Respondent submitted applications containing false information to both the Hillsborough County (Florida) Public Schools and the Department of Education of the State of Florida, and (d) that while employed as a teacher at Middleton Junior High School in Hillsborough County, Florida, and after her dismissal therefrom, the Respondent was arrested and charged with various counts of grand theft and uttering a forged instrument, pled guilty to several of those counts, and was ultimately sentenced to three years in prison for violation of the terms of her probation. The Respondent admitted some allegations of the Administrative Complaint, disputed others, and requested a formal hearing. At the formal hearing, the Petitioner offered 36 exhibits, all of which were admitted in evidence. The Petitioner also presented the testimony of one witness. The Respondent called no witnesses and offered no exhibits. Following the hearing, a transcript of the proceedings was prepared and the parties were afforded an opportunity to file proposed recommended orders. The Petitioner filed a proposed recommended order containing proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law. The Respondent did not file any post-hearing documents. The proposed findings of fact submitted by the Petitioner are specifically addressed in the Appendix to this Recommended Order.False statements on application for license and convictions for crimes of grand theft and uttering forged instrument warrant permanent revocation

The issue to be determined in this case is whether Respondent, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, should grant the application of Health Care and Retirement Corporation of America, d/b/a Heartland of Hillsborough (HCR), Petitioner in Case No. 85-3217, or Forum Group, Inc., sponsor of Retirement Living of Hillsborough County (Forum), Petitioner in Case No. 85-3376, or both, for a certificate of need to construct and operate a 60-bed nursing home in Hillsborough County. Paddock Meadows Convalescent Centers, Florida Convalescent Centers, Inc., and Angel1 Care, Inc., petitioners in Case Nos. 85-3362, 85-4124 and 86-0905, respectively, voluntarily dismissed their petitions shortly before the final hearing in this case. (Health Quest Corporation and Health Quest Realty (Hillsborough County), petitioners in Case No. 85-2923, voluntarily dismissed their petition on or about April 1, 1986.Certificate Of Need 3818 Discusses "fixed pool" nursing home beds McDonald balanced consideration useof newest data (bed inventory occupancy and bed rates) abnormal circumstances.

Need for additional outpatient surgical facility not proved.

Applicant established need for freestanding ambulatory surgical center and an entitlement to Certificate of Need (CON).