Regulation .14 Denial of a Certificate or Letter of Compliance.
Regulation .14 Denial of a Certificate or Letter of Compliance.LinkCopy Citation
A.
The Department may deny an application for a certificate or a letter of compliance, setting forth in writing the reason or reasons for the denial, if the operator:
(1)
Fails to:
(a)
Correct a violation within the specified time period;
(b)
Comply with an approved written schedule of compliance;
(c)
Correct immediately a violation that the Department has indicated is an imminent and substantial danger to a camper;
(d)
Correct an outstanding violation from a previous certification or letter of compliance period;
(e)
File an annual report in accordance with Regulation .06 of this chapter;
(f)
Pay a fee owed as set forth in Regulation .08H of this chapter; or
(g)
If applicable, file a self-assessment in accordance with Regulation .06 of this chapter;
(2)
Fraudulently or deceptively obtains or attempts to obtain a certificate or letter of compliance;
(3)
Fraudulently or deceptively uses a certificate or letter of compliance;
(4)
Violates a provision of the Maryland Youth Camp Act, Health-General Article, §§14-401 — 14-411, Annotated Code of Maryland; or
(5)
Violates a provision of this chapter.
B.
The Department shall deny an application for a certificate or a letter of compliance in writing, setting forth the reason or reasons for the denial, if the operator fails within the time period specified by the Department to correct a violation of:
(1)
Regulation .08 of this chapter;
(2)
Regulation .20 of this chapter;
(3)
Regulation .21A(2) of this chapter;
(4)
Regulation .22 of this chapter;
(5)
Regulation .34 of this chapter;
(6)
Regulation .35 of this chapter;
(7)
Regulation .36A and B(1) — (2), C, or D of this chapter;
(8)
Regulation .37A(1) — (2), B, C, or D of this chapter;
(9)
Regulation .39A(2) — (4) and (8)(c) and B of this chapter;
(10)
Regulation .42 of this chapter;
(11)
Regulation .46A or B of this chapter; and
(12)
Regulations .47 — .54 of this chapter.
C.
The Department may deny an application for a certificate or letter of compliance if the health, safety, or welfare of a camper at the camp is or has been threatened.
D.
The Department shall give the camp operator:
(1)
Written notice of the denial of the certificate or letter of compliance;
(2)
The reasons for the denial; and
(3)
In accordance with Regulation .17 of this chapter, an opportunity for a hearing.