Formal Enforcement Action definition
Formal Enforcement Action means the process of ensuring compliance with Commission regulations, rules, orders, requirements, standards, and/or state law when a violation occurs and PSTD initiates an enforcement Complaint under the contempt procedure in OAC 165:5 Subchapter 19 to be heard at the Commission by an Administrative Law Judge or the Commissioners.
Formal Enforcement Action. (FEA) means a proceeding initiated by DEQ that entitles a person to a contested case hearing or that settles such entitlement, including, but not limited to, Notices of Civil Penalty Assessment and Order, Final Order and Stipulated Penalty Demand Notices, department or commission orders originating with the Office of Compliance and Enforcement, Mutual Agreement and Orders, accepted Expedited Enforcement Offers, Field Penalties, and other consent orders.
Formal Enforcement Action means an administrative action signed by the Director or authorized representative which is issued to a Respondent for a documented violation. A formal enforcement action may require the Respondent to take specific action within a specified time frame and/or state the consequences for previous and continued non- compliance.
More Definitions of Formal Enforcement Action
Formal Enforcement Action. (FEA) means a proceeding initiated by DEQ that entitles a person to a contested case hearing or that settles such entitlement, including, but not limited to,
Formal Enforcement Action means the process of ensuring compliance with Commission regulations, rules, orders, requirements, standards, and/or state law when a violation occurs and PSTD initiates an enforcement Complaint to be heard at the Commission by an Administrative Law Judge or the Commissioners.
Formal Enforcement Action. (FEA) means a proceeding initiated by DEQ that entitles a person to a contested case hearing or that settles such entitlement, including, but not limited to, Notices of Civil Penalty Assessment and Order, Final Order and Stipulated Penalty Demand Notices, department or commission orders originating with the Office of Compliance and
Formal Enforcement Action. (FEA) means a proceeding initiated by the department that entitles a person to a contested case hearing or that settles such entitlement, including, but not limited to, Notices of Violation, Notices of Civil Penalty, Penalty Demand Notices, department orders, commission orders, Mutual Agreement and Orders, and other consent orders.