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Code · CFR · Title 40 — Protection of Environment · Part 24 · § 24.02

§ 24.02. Issuance of initial orders; definition of final orders and orders on consent.

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(a)An administrative action under section 3008(h) or 9003(h) of the Act shall be commenced by issuance of an administrative order. When the order is issued unilaterally, the order shall be referred to as an initial administrative order and may be referenced as a proceeding under section 3008(h) or 9003(h) of the Act. When the order has become effective, either after issuance of a final order following a final decision by the Regional Administrator, or after thirty days from issuance if no hearing is requested, the order shall be referred to as a final administrative order. Where the order is agreed to by the parties, the order shall be denominated as a final administrative order on consent.
(b)The initial administrative order shall be executed by an authorized official of EPA (petitioner), other than the Regional Administrator or the Assistant Administrator for the Office of Land and Emergency Management. For orders issued by EPA Headquarters, rather than by a Regional office, all references in these procedures to the Regional Administrator shall be understood to be to the Assistant Administrator for Land and Emergency Management or his delegatee.
(c)The initial administrative order shall contain:
(1)A reference to the legal authority pursuant to which the order is issued,
(2)A concise statement of the factual basis upon which the order is issued, and
(3)Notification of respondent's right to request a hearing with respect to any issue of material fact or the appropriateness of the proposed corrective action. [53 FR 12263, Apr. 13, 1988, as amended at 56 FR 49380, Sept. 27, 1991; 80 FR 77577, Dec. 15, 2015]
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