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Maine Revised Statutes, Title 22, § 2618: General authorization, 1993

The commissioner may impose one or more administrative remedies under this subchapter if a violation occurs or if the commissioner finds the remedies necessary to ensure compliance with state drinking water laws,…

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“The commissioner may impose one or more administrative remedies under this subchapter if a violation occurs or if the commissioner finds the remedies necessary to ensure compliance with state drinking water laws, regulations, and rules.”

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The commissioner may impose one or more administrative remedies under this subchapter if a violation occurs or if the commissioner finds the remedies necessary to ensure compliance with state drinking water laws, regulations, and rules.

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§ 2618General authorizationProvision

The commissioner may impose one or more administrative remedies under this subchapter if a violation occurs or if the commissioner finds the remedies necessary to ensure compliance with state drinking water laws, regulations, and rules.

In accordance with the process outlined in section 2619, the commissioner may impose one or more of the administrative remedies provided in this subchapter when a violation of this chapter, or rules adopted pursuant to this chapter, occurs or if the commissioner determines that administrative remedies are necessary and appropriate to ensure compliance with state drinking water laws, regulations and rules. [PL 1993, c. 678, §4 (NEW).]
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