(a) The Board may revise the plan or the progress report to determine whether it is adequate according to the guidelines established in this chapter. Should a generator fail to complete an adequate plan or a progress report, the Board shall notify the user of the insufficiency, identifying specific deficiencies. The Board shall grant a term of ninety (90) days for the generator to submit a modified plan or progress report emphasizing the indicated deficiencies. The generator may request the Board to provide technical assistance to help modify its plan or progress report.(b) Should the Board determine that a modified plan or progress report submitted pursuant to subsection (a) of this section is inadequate, it may, at its discretion, require additional modifications.(c) Should the generator fail to develop an adequate plan or to submit a progress report within the term established in this chapter after receiving a list of the specific deficiencies identified by the Board, the later shall hold an administrative hearing regarding the plan or the progress report and may impose fines to be determined by the Board pursuant to Act No. 9 of June 18. identified by the Board, the later shall hold an administrative hearing regarding the plan or the progress report and may impose fines to be determined by the Board pursuant to Act No. 9 of June 18. 1970 and its regulations.(d) On reviewing the effectiveness of any plan or progress report, the Board shall base its determination only on whether the plan or progress report is complete and prepared in accordance with this chapter.(e) The Board shall maintain a register of each plan or progress report reviewed, a list of all those plans or progress reports found inadequate under subsection (c) of this section, and a description of the corrective measures taken. This information shall be available to the public at the offices of the Board. History —Jan. 19, 1995, No. 10, § 11.
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