Or. Admin. R. 603-027-0470 - Embargo of Product
(1) Stop Use
Order, Hold Order or Removal Order:
(a) The
Director may issue a Stop Use Order, Hold Order, or Removal Order for any motor
vehicle fuel which fails to meet the requirements of OAR 603-027-0420 through
603-027-0460;
(b) A Stop Use Order,
Hold Order or Removal Order may be affixed by the Director or the Director's
designate to dispensing devices and storage devices containing the motor
vehicle fuel ordered off sale:
(A) The Stop
Use Order, Hold Order or Removal Order shall be attached to the storage tank
fill cap and dispenser where the motor vehicle fuel is stored and
dispensed;
(B) The Stop Use Order,
Hold Order or Removal Order shall contain the following information:
(i) A notice that the motor vehicle fuel has
been prohibited from sale or use;
(ii) A notice that the motor vehicle fuel is
not to be disposed of without authorization from a Department official;
(iii) Location of the motor
vehicle fuel;
(iv) Identification
of the motor vehicle fuel;
(v)
Brand name;
(vi) Number and type of
containers;
(vii) Marked
contents;
(viii) Other
identification;
(ix) Violation;
(x) Name of official;
(xi) Date.
(c) Any motor vehicle fuel which has been
ordered off sale shall not be exposed for sale except under the following
circumstances:
(A) The bulk facility,
wholesale dealer, retail dealer, or nonretail dealer may be authorized to sell
the motor vehicle fuel provided:
(i) It can
be brought up to represented quality;
(ii) It can be brought up to ASTM
specifications.
(B) The
Director or the Director's designate may approve of any disposition of an
off-sale commodity provided the disposition is not in conflict with ORS
646.947, ORS 646.949, ORS 646.953and OAR 603-027-0420 through 603-027-0440;
(C) Any disposition authorized by
the Director or the Director's designate shall be recorded on the Stop Use
Order, Hold Order or Removal Order.
(D) If the Director or the Director's
designate finds that the motor vehicle fuel cannot be brought up to represented
quality or meet the specifications pursuant to ORS 646.947, ORS 646.949, ORS
646.953and OAR 603-027-0420 through 603-027-0440, the Director or the
Director's designate shall order the motor vehicle fuel removed by issuance of
a Stop Use Order, Hold Order, or Removal Order to the bulk facility, wholesale
dealer, retail dealer, or nonretail dealer. The Director or the Director's
designate may authorize the motor vehicle fuel to be removed:
(i) To a facility capable of reblending or
refining;
(ii) To another area
within the state if specifications of that area can be met;
(iii) Outside the state;
(iv) Any disposition authorized by the
Director or the Director's designate shall be recorded on the Stop Use Order,
Hold Order or Removal Order.
(2) The owner or operator of a facility which
is the subject of a Stop Use Order, Hold Order or Removal Order may appeal such
an order in the manner provided in OAR 603-027-0490. A statement of appeal
rights shall be included with any Stop Use, Hold or Removal Order posted as
provided by section (1) of this rule. The Stop Use, Hold or Removal Order shall
also be served on the owner or operator of the facility, as provided by OAR
603-207-0490. In the event the owner or operator requests a hearing to contest
the Stop Use, Hold or Removal Order, such hearing shall be held as soon as is
reasonably practicable. Where reasonably practicable, the Department shall give
the owner or operator of the facility prior written notice of its intent to
issue a Stop Use, Hold or Removal Order. In the event the owner or operator of
the facility requests a hearing to contest a Stop Use, Hold or Removal Order,
such person may request that the order be stayed pending completion of the
contested case. The Director or the Director's designate shall stay the order
if the party provides evidence and the Department determines that:
(a) The party will suffer irreparable injury
if the order is not stayed;
(b)
There is a colorable claim of error in the proposed order; and
(c) Granting the stay will not result in
substantial public harm.
Notes
Publications: Publications referenced are available from the agency.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 561.190, 646.905 - 646.990, OL 1997, Ch. 310 (SB 414)
Stats. Implemented: ORS 646.905-646.990, 183, OL 1997, Ch. 310 (SB 414)
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