Utah Admin. Code R657-60-6 - Certification of Inspection; Certification of Decontamination; Certificate of Registration to Perform Decontamination
(1) The owner, operator or possessor of a
vessel desiring to launch on a water body in Utah must:
(a) present an inspection certificate to
division personnel if required; and
(b) verify the vessel and any launching
device, in the previous 30 days, have not been in an infested water or in any
other water subject to closure order under Section
R657-60-8 or control plan under
Section R657-60-9 that requires
decontamination of conveyances and equipment upon leaving the water;
or
(c) certify the vessel and
launching device have been decontaminated.
(2) Certification of decontamination is
satisfied by:
(a) previously completing
self-decontamination since the vessel and launching device were last in a water
described in Subsection (1)(b) and completely filling out and dating a
decontamination certification form which can be obtained from the division;
or
(b) providing a signed and dated
certificate by a division approved professional decontamination service
verifying the vessel and launching device were professionally decontaminated
since the vessel and launching device were last in a water described in
Subsection (1)(b); or
(c) complying
with the terms identified in a certificate of registration issued for
alternative decontamination measures.
(3) A certificate of registration to complete
alternate forms of decontamination may be issued to an individual who:
(a) operates conveyances as a part of their
business;
(b) whose conveyances
cannot be decontaminated using self decontamination or professional
decontamination as defined in Subsections
R657-60-2(b)(i)
and R657-60-2(b)(ii).
(4) Both the decontamination
certification form and the professional decontamination certificate, where
applicable, must be signed and placed in open view in the window of the
launching vehicle prior to launching or placing the vessel in a body of
water.
(5)
(a) It is unlawful under Section
76-8-504 to knowing falsify a
decontamination certification form.
(b) It is unlawful under Subsection
23-13-11(2) to
alter or destroy a certificate of inspection or other official indicator
verifying inspection prior to completing a decontamination certification
form.
(c) The division may suspend,
revoke, or terminate a certificate of registration if the business entity or an
employee thereof has violated a term of this rule, the Wildlife Resources Code,
or a certificate of registration.
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