Rhode Island Code of Regulations
Title 650 - Coastal Resources Management Council
Chapter 20 - Coastal Management Program
Subchapter 00 - N/A
Part 2 - Coastal Resources Management Program-Rules and Regulations Governing the Protection and Management of Freshwater Wetlands in the Vicinity of the Coast
Section 650-RICR-20-00-2.12 - Enforcement (formerly Section 12.00)
Universal Citation: 650 RI Code of Rules 20 00 2.12
Current through September 18, 2024
A. Enforcement (formerly §12.01)
1. As set forth in
R.I. Gen. Laws §§
46-23-7 through
46-23-7.5, the CRMC shall have the
power to issue enforcement notices, orders, and requirements to ensure
compliance with these Rules.
B. Revocation of permit (formerly §12.02)
1. The CRMC may revoke permit
for noncompliance with or violation of its terms after written notice of
intention to do so has been given the holder, and the holder, in return, has
been given the opportunity to present evidence to the contrary to the CRMC.
Financial hardship on the part of the holder shall not be a defense to the
revocation of a permit. The CRMC may also revoke a permit if it finds that the
holder or his agent submitted relevant false information to the CRMC.
C. Appeal of enforcement actions (formerly §12.03)
1. Appeals of any CRMC
enforcement action shall be in accordance with R.I. Gen. Laws Chapter
46-23.
D. Consent agreements (formerly §12.04)
1. In
resolution of a contested enforcement action, the CRMC and alleged violator may
enter into negotiated settlement discussions. The purpose of such discussions
will be to formulate an acceptable resolution of the enforcement action by a
consent agreement executed by all parties.
2. As a result of negotiated settlement
discussions, a consent agreement may be executed by the parties addressing the
disposition of any orders raised in the enforcement action.
3. A consent agreement executed by the
parties involved is deemed a final order of the CRMC and is enforceable by
resort to Superior Court.
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