§ 300.192. Notice of intent to implement a by-pass.
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(a)Before taking any final action to implement a by-pass, the Secretary provides the SEA and, as appropriate, LEA or other public agency with written notice.
(b)In the written notice, the Secretary---
(1)States the reasons for the proposed by-pass in sufficient detail to allow the SEA and, as appropriate, LEA or other public agency to respond; and
(2)Advises the SEA and, as appropriate, LEA or other public agency that it has a specific period of time (at least 45 days) from receipt of the written notice to submit written objections to the proposed by-pass and that it may request in writing the opportunity for a hearing to show cause why a by-pass should not be implemented.
(c)The Secretary sends the notice to the SEA and, as appropriate, LEA or other public agency by certified mail with return receipt requested. (Authority: 20 U.S.C. 1412(f)(3)(A))
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