Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 892.60 - Civil Penalties for Unregistered Irrigation Contractors
a) A person who practices, offers to
practice, or holds himself or herself out to practice as an irrigation
contractor without being registered under the provisions of the Law shall be
issued a civil penalty under the following criteria:
1) First Offense
A) When no violations of the Illinois
Plumbing Code are found, the person:
i) Shall
pay a civil penalty of $1,000; and
ii) May be referred to the State's Attorney
of the County or to the Attorney General for prosecution under Section 29 of
the Law.
B) When
violations of the Illinois Plumbing Code are found, the person:
i) Shall pay a civil penalty of $3,000. This
amount may be reduced to $1,000 upon the condition that the unregistered person
pays for a licensed plumber who is acceptable to the other party to the
original contract or agreement to correct the violations of the Illinois
Plumbing Code; and
ii) May be
referred to the State's Attorney of the County or to the Attorney General for
prosecution under Section 29 of the Law.
2) Second Offense
A) When no violations of the Illinois
Plumbing Code are found, the person:
i) Shall
pay a civil penalty of $3,000; and.
ii) May be referred to the State's Attorney
of the County or to the Attorney General for prosecution under Section 29 of
the Law.
B) When
violations of the Illinois Plumbing Code are found, the person:
i) Shall pay a civil penalty of $5,000. This
amount may be reduced to $3,000 upon the condition that the unregistered person
pays for a licensed plumber who is acceptable to the other party to the
original contract or agreement to correct the violations of the Illinois
Plumbing Code; and
ii) May be
referred to the State's Attorney of the County or to the Attorney General for
prosecution under Section 29 of the Law.
3) Third and Subsequent Offenses. The person:
A) Shall pay a civil penalty of $5,000;
and
B) Shall be referred to the
State's Attorney of the County or to the Attorney General for prosecution under
Section 29 of the Law.
b) A registered irrigation contractor, firm,
corporation, partnership, or association, who directs, authorizes or allows a
person to practice, offer to practice, attempt to practice, or hold himself or
herself out to practice as an irrigation employee without being registered
under the provisions of the Law, shall be issued a civil penalty under the
following criteria:
1) First Offense. The
person:
A) Shall pay a civil penalty of
$5,000;
B) Shall be required to pay
for a licensed plumber who is acceptable to the other party to the original
contract or agreement to correct any violations of the Illinois Plumbing
Code;
C) Shall have his or her
plumbing license suspended; and
D)
May be referred to the State's Attorney of the County or to the Attorney
General for prosecution under Section 29 of the Law.
2) Second Offense. The person:
A) Shall pay a civil penalty of
$5,000;
B) Shall be required to pay
for a licensed plumber who is acceptable to the other party to the original
contract or agreement to correct any violations of the Illinois Plumbing
Code;
C) Shall have his or her
plumbing license revoked; and
D)
Shall be referred to the State's Attorney of the County or to the Attorney
General for prosecution under Section 29 of the Law.
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