25 Pa. Code § 86.43 - Improvidently issued permits
(a) For
the purpose of this section and §
86.44 (relating to rescission of
improvidently issued permits) "other person responsible" means a person owned
or controlled by the permittee or a person who owns or controls the permittee
under the definition of "owned or controlled" or "owns or controls" in §
86.1 (relating to
definitions).
(b) A coal mining
activity permit is improvidently issued if the following apply:
(1) Under the violation review criteria of
§
86.37(a)(8), (9) and
(11) (relating to criteria for permit
approval or denial) in effect at the time of permit issuance one of the
following applies:
(i) The Department should
not have issued the permit because of an unabated violation or a delinquent
penalty or fee of the permittee or other person responsible.
(ii) The permit was issued on the presumption
that a violation by the permittee or other person responsible at the time of
permit issuance was in the process of being corrected to the satisfaction of
the Department, but a cessation order for that violation was subsequently
issued.
(2) The
violation, penalty or fee of the permittee or other person responsible:
(i) Remains unabated or delinquent.
(ii) Is not the subject of an agreement,
abatement plan or payment schedule with which the permittee or other person
responsible is complying to the satisfaction of the Department.
(3) At the time of permit issuance
the violation, penalty or fee was to the other person responsible and the link
between the permittee and that other person responsible still exists, or if the
link to the other person responsible was severed, the permittee continues to be
responsible for the violation, penalty or fee.
(c) If the Department has found that it
improvidently issued a coal mining activity permit according to subsection (b),
the Department will take one or a combination of the following actions:
(1) Enter into an agreement with the
permittee or other person responsible for the abatement of the violation or a
schedule of payment of the penalty or fee.
(2) Impose on the permit a condition
requiring that in a reasonable period of time the permittee or other person
responsible abate the violation or pay the penalty or fee.
(3) Suspend the permit until the violation is
abated or the penalty or fee is paid.
(4) Rescind the permit under §
86.44.
Notes
This section cited in 25 Pa. Code § 86.44 (relating to rescission of improvidently issued permits).
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