58 Pa. Code § 493a.13 - Consent agreements
(a) Parties
may propose consent agreements at any time prior to the entry of a final
order.
(b) Consent agreements must
be in writing, signed by all parties and accurately reflect the terms of the
consent agreement, including the facts agreed to by the parties constituting
the grounds for the action proposed in the consent agreement.
(c) If the consent agreement is proposed in a
matter that is the subject of a proceeding before a presiding officer, the
proposal of the consent agreement will stay the proceeding until the consent
agreement is acted upon by the Board.
(d) The consent agreement shall be presented
to the Board for its approval or disapproval. If the Board approves the consent
agreement, it will become the final order of the Board. If the Board
disapproves the consent agreement, the parties will be notified and the consent
agreement and any documents solely relating to the consent agreement will not
constitute part of the record.
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