Utah Admin. Code R708-2-20 - Grounds for Revocation, Probation or Refusal to Issue or Renew a License
(1) The division may:
(a) refuse to issue license; or
(b) following issuance of a notice of agency
action, revoke, place on probation, or refuse to renew a license.
(2) A license may be revoked,
placed on probation or refused renewal or issuance for:
(a) failure to comply with Title 53, Chapter
3, Part 5 Commercial Driver Training Schools Act;
(b) failure to comply with this
rule;
(c) cancellation of a surety
bond as required in Section
R708-2-5;
(d) providing false information in an
application or form required by the division;
(e) failure to permit the division or its
representatives to inspect any school classroom, record, or vehicle used in
instruction or testing;
(f)
conviction of a felony, or conviction of or reasonable grounds to believe an
instructor has committed, an act of moral turpitude; or
(g) failure to appear for a
hearing.
(3) A
proceeding to revoke, place on probation, or refuse to issue or renew a license
is designated as an informal adjudicative proceeding under Section
63G-4-202.
(4) Upon receipt of notice of agency action,
a school shall not:
(a) allow a student to
enroll in a driver training course or accept payment from a student;
or
(b) transfer contracts, records,
properties, training activities, obligations, or licenses to another
party.
(5) A licensee
who has had a license revoked shall not be eligible to reapply for a license
until six months have elapsed since the date of the revocation.
(6) The applicant shall submit an application
and required documentation for an original license, meet the requirements for
an original license, and pay required reinstatement and licensing
fees.
(7) Upon receipt of a
completed application for a license, in addition to required documentation and
applicable fees, the division shall conduct a review process as established by
the division director to determine eligibility for reinstatement or
re-licensure.
(8) Notice of the
division's final decision shall be provided in writing to the applicant within
20 days of receipt of the completed application, required documentation, and
fees.
(9) When a request for
reinstatement is denied, the applicant shall have an opportunity to request a
hearing in writing within 20 days of receipt of the division's final
decision.
(10) Any licensee who has
had a license revoked by the division two times shall not be eligible to
reapply for a license.
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