N.M. Admin. Code § 19.21.2.17 - PERMIT REVOCATION
A. The
state forester may revoke a permit for actions or events including taking of
endangered plants outside the scope of the permit's provisions or without a
permit, failure to comply with the permit, discovery that any of the reasons
that would have resulted in the state forester not approving a permit
application exist, failure to deposit a voucher specimen in a designated New
Mexico herbarium as required by Subsection A of
19.21.2.13 NMAC for a scientific
study permit or by Subsection D of
19.21.2.14 NMAC for voucher
specimen permits, taking specimens under a permit for commercial use, providing
false information on the permit application, attempting to transfer the permit
without the state forester's prior written approval or allowing someone else to
use the permit.
B. The state
forester shall provide 30 days' prior written notice of the permit revocation
to the permittee unless such notice will result in long-term detrimental effect
on the endangered plant population's survival. If such notice will result in
long-term detrimental effect on the endangered plant population's survival, the
state forester shall provide at least 48 hours written
notice.
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