Code of Colorado Regulations
600 - Department of Transportation
601 - Transportation Commission and Office of Transportation Safety
2 CCR 601-4 - TRANSPORT PERMITS FOR THE MOVEMENT OF EXTRA-LEGAL VEHICLES OR LOADS
Chapter 10 - DENIAL OF PERMIT APPLICATION SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION OF PERMITS HEARINGS AND APPEALS

Universal Citation: 600 CO Code Regs 10

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 5, March 10, 2024

1000 The Department shall track permit violations reported to the Department by law enforcement agencies, including data reported to the Department that establish patterns of noncompliance. The Department may deny a permit application and may amend, revise, modify, suspend, or revoke a permit for violations of the Rules or of permit conditions, in accordance with the provisions of § 24-4-104 and § 24-4-105, C.R.S. If the application for a new permit or a renewal permit is denied without a hearing, the Department shall notify the Applicant in writing of such action and the ground(s) therefore, and the Applicant has sixty days after the giving of such notice in which to request a hearing.

1001 The Department may deny a permit application if the Applicant:

1001.1 Does not comply with the stated criteria, terms, purpose, and requirements of the Rules, a prior permit, § 42-4-505, C.R.S. or § 42-4-510, C.R.S.

1001.2 Fails to show Good Cause to issue a permit.

1001.3 Makes a false statement on the application for a Transport Permit.

1001.4 Fails to provide all applicable information in the form required by the Department.

1001.5 Fails to submit permit fee with the application.

1001.6 The Department determines that granting a permit in the particular circumstances described in the application will present a public safety hazard, will unreasonably interfere with the efficient movement of traffic, or will subject the State Highways to undue damage.

1001.7 Violates any ordinance or resolution of a local authority concerning operation or movement of an Extra-legal Vehicle or Load.

1002 The Department may revoke or suspend an existing permit as follows:

1002.1 Upon a finding that the Permittee has violated the stated criteria, terms, purpose, requirements and conditions of the permit, the Rules, § 42-4-505 C.R.S. or § 42-4-510 C.R.S.

1002.2 A false statement by the Applicant in the application for a Transport Permit.

1002.3 Failure by the Permittee to pay applicable ad valorem taxes prior to movement of a used manufactured home.

1002.4 Falsification or misrepresentation by the Permittee of an Emergency situation, in order to obtain oral authorization to move an Extra-legal Vehicle or Load.

1002.5 Where the Department has reasonable grounds to believe and finds that the Permittee has been guilty of deliberate and willful violation or that the public health, safety or welfare imperatively requires Emergency action as outlined in § 24-4-104(4), C.R.S.

1002.6 Permittee actions or omissions while operating or moving an Extra-legal Vehicle or Load which impair public safety, interfere with the efficient movement of traffic, or damage the State Highway.

1002.7 Violation by the Permittee of any ordinance or resolution of a local authority concerning operation or movement of an Extra-legal Vehicle or Load.

1003 All appeals and hearings which are required by law regarding denial, suspension, revocation, limitation or modification of a permit shall be requested, provided and conducted pursuant to the Administrative Procedures Act (APA) § 24-4-101 et. seq., C.R.S.

1004 Any hearing required by this Chapter shall be presided over by the Chief Engineer of the Department or by an Administrative Law Judge appointed pursuant to Part 10 of Article 30 of Title 24, C.R.S. If a hearing is held before an Administrative Law Judge and if either party is dissatisfied with the initial decision of the administrative law judge, then an appeal may be made to the Chief Engineer, pursuant to § 24-4-105(14) and (15), C.R.S., within thirty days after the date of service of the initial decision. The appeal shall comply with the requirements of § 24-4-105, C.R.S., and shall specify the findings of fact and conclusions of law the dissatisfied party is appealing. All appeals shall be submitted to the CDOT Headquarters Building, addressed to the Chief Engineer, Colorado Department of Transportation.

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