Utah § 19-6-414 - Grounds for revocation of certificate of compliance and ineligibility for payment of costs from fund.
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§ 19-6-414. Grounds for revocation of certificate of compliance and ineligibility for payment of costs from fund.
19-6-414. Grounds for revocation of certificate of compliance and ineligibility for payment of costs from fund.
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If the director determines that any of the requirements of Subsection 19-6-412(2), Section 19-6-413, or Subsection 19-6-420(2) have not been met, the director shall notify the owner or operator by certified mail that:
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| (2) | If the director determines the owner's or operator's compliance problems have not been resolved within 60 days after receipt of the notification in Subsection (1), the director shall send written notice to the owner or operator that the owner's or operator's certificate of compliance is revoked and he is no longer eligible for payment of costs from the fund. |
| (3) | Revocation of certificates of compliance may be appealed to the executive director. |
Amended by Chapter 227, 2014 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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