30 Tex. Admin. Code § 80.277 - Appeals of Enforcement Orders
(a) Within
the 30-day period immediately following the day on which the commission's order
in a contested case is final, in accordance with the APA, the person charged
with a penalty shall pay the penalty in full.
(b) The person assessed a penalty by the
commission may suspend enforcement of the penalty while seeking judicial review
by forwarding the amount of the penalty to the commission for placement in an
escrow account or posting with the commission a supersedeas bond payable to the
Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission for the amount of the penalty,
within the 30-day period immediately following the day on which the
commission's order is final.
(c) In
the event the person assessed fails to take any of the actions in subsections
(a) or (b) of this section, the executive director or an authorized
representative may forward the matter to the attorney general for
enforcement.
(d) In the event that
the final appellate determination is against the person assessed a penalty, he
or she shall pay the commission the full amount of the penalty, and the
commission shall deposit the amount of the penalty in the state treasury to the
credit of the general revenue fund.
(e) To the extent that the final appellate
determination is in favor of the person assessed, he or she shall be absolved
of liability for payment of that portion of the amount of the penalty as is
required to comply with that determination, and the commission shall return
that amount of the penalty assessed which is excessive according to that
determination, or any amount of the supersedeas bond or escrow account filed
with the commission for the purpose of suspending the enforcement of the
penalty while seeking judicial review which is in excess of the final penalty
determination with a certificate of its return.
(f) Any supersedeas bond or escrow account
filed with the commission for the purpose of suspending the enforcement of the
penalty while seeking judicial review of the final decision of the commission
shall be drawn according to a form on file in the Office of the Chief Clerk.
Upon request, the chief clerk shall certify the receipt of the amount of any
penalty received by the commission for the purpose of suspending the
enforcement of the penalty while seeking judicial review.
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