Utah Admin. Code R70-590-11 - Unlawful Acts; Penalties
1) A person who
commits any of the following acts is in violation of Title 4, Chapter 32a,
Domesticated Game Slaughter and Processing, and is subject to action by the
department provided for in Title 4, Chapter 2, Part 3, Enforcement and
Penalties:
a) operates in a faulty, careless,
or negligent manner that poses a threat to public health or safety;
b) refuses or neglects to comply with any
limitation or restriction required by a department issued license or
permit;
c) refuses or neglects to
comply with any sanitation requirement;
d) refuses or neglects to comply with any
slaughtering procedure requirement;
e) refuses or neglects to comply with, or
interferes with, a withholding action or suspension issued by the department;
f) fails to handle, or interferes
with the handling of, a condemned domesticated game carcass and parts as
required;
g) fails to retain a
domesticated game carcass and parts as required;
h) refuses or neglects to keep and maintain
records required by these rules, or to make reports when and as
required;
i) refuses or neglects to
comply with any finished product labeling requirement;
j) interferes with an antemortem inspection
or postmortem inspection;
k)
slaughters a domesticated game animal without a Brand Inspection Certificate
when required;
l) makes a false,
fictitious, or fraudulent claim, written or spoken, misrepresenting the
methods, practices, or procedures utilized for domesticated game slaughter or
processing;
m) makes a false or
fraudulent record, invoice, or report;
n) engages in the business of, advertises
for, or holds himself out as a domesticated game slaughter or processing
business without having a valid farm custom slaughter license and domesticated
game slaughter and processing registration;
o) uses fraud or misrepresentation in making
application for a registration, license, permit, or certification, or renewal;
p) aids or abets a licensed or an
unlicensed person to evade the provisions of Title 4 Chapter 32a, Domesticated
Game Slaughter and Processing, conspires with a licensed or an unlicensed
person to evade the provisions of the Chapter, allows their license or permit
to be used by another person; or
q)
neglects or, after notice, refuses to comply with any other provisions of Title
4 Chapter 32a, these rules, or any lawful order of the department.
2) Penalties. A person who has
committed an act that constitutes a violation under this section is subject to
the following fines:
a) Public safety
violations. $3,000 - $5,000 per violation for an unlawful act that present a
direct threat to public health or safety, including the violations in
Subsection R70-640-11(1)(a) -(g) and (1)(q) when applicable;
b) Regulatory Violations. $1,000 - $5,000 per
violation for an unlawful act that does not present a direct threat to public
health or safety or constitute a license violation but are still violations of
these rules, including the violations in Subsection R70-640-11(1)(h) -(m) and
(1)(q) when applicable;
c)
Licensing Violations. $500 - $5,000 per violation for an unlawful act that
violates licensing or registration requirements, including the violations in
Subsection R70-640-11(1)(n) through Subsection R70-640-11(1)(p) and Subsection
R70-640-11(1)(q) when applicable.
3) The department shall calculate each
penalty based on the level of violation and the adverse effect or potential
adverse effect at the time of the incidents giving rise to the
violation.
4) The department may
enhance or reduce the penalty based on the seriousness of the
violation..
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