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(a) The department may revoke a certificate upon a determination that one or more of the following acts of misconduct occurred:
(1) fraud or deceit in obtaining the certificate;
(2) fraud or deceit in plant record keeping;
(3) gross negligence in the operation of a system;
(4) a substantial violation of the requirements of this chapter or 18 AAC 80.
(b) The department will consider board recommendations in deciding whether to revoke a certificate.
(c) An operator whose certificate has been revoked may not apply for certification for 365 days after revocation. An application received under this subsection will be treated as an initial application.
History: Eff. 1/18/2001, Register 157
Authority: AS 46.30.060
Editor's note: The subject matter of 18 AAC 74.830 was previously located at 18 AAC 74.100. The history note for 18 AAC 74.830 does not reflect the history of 18 AAC 74.100.
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