310 CMR, § 11.06 - Enforcement by Department of Environmental Quality Engineering of the Commonwealth
(1)
General. If as a result of any study, inspection, or
survey made under
310 CMR
11.03 or under the provisions of any other
title of 310 CMR, the Commissioner of Environmental Quality Engineering or his
authorized representative determines that compliance with this code has not
been effected, he shall, in writing, notify the appropriate board of health of
such determination, allotting a reasonable time in which compliance shall be
effected, and requesting that the board of health, in writing, notify the
Commissioner of Environmental Quality Engineering of what action it has taken,
and what other action has been taken to effect compliance with
310 CMR 11.00. If the
Commissioner is not so notified, or if after notification he determines that
action sufficient to effect compliance with the provisions of this code has not
been taken, the local board of health shall be deemed to have failed to effect
compliance with
310 CMR 11.00.
(2)
Failure to Enforce Code by
Board of Health. Whenever any local board of health has failed
after a reasonable length of time to enforce
310 CMR 11.00, the
Commissioner of Environmental Quality Engineering of the Commonwealth or his
designated representative may act for the Commonwealth in any way that the
local board of health is authorized to act to effect compliance.
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