Section 422.50 Application for Licenses
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 32 ENERGY › CHAPTER II: ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY AND OFFICE OF HOMELAND SECURITY › Part 422 REGULATIONS FOR RADON SERVICE PROVIDERS › Section 422.50 Application for Licenses
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Section 422
Section 422.50 Application
for Licenses
a) Any person applying to the Agency for a new license or a
renewal of a license to perform radon-related measurement, mitigation or
laboratory analysis services shall:
1) Submit a complete and legible application form;
2) Pay the appropriate non-refundable fee prescribed in Section
422.100; and
3) Meet the licensing requirements, as applicable, and as set
forth in Section 422.60.
b) Any person who anticipates conducting radon-related
measurement, mitigation, or laboratory analysis services shall receive the
license prior to providing such services in Illinois.
c) The Agency may at any time after the filing of the original
application, and before the expiration or termination of the license, require
further statements in order to enable the Agency to determine whether the
application should be granted or denied or whether an existing license should
be modified or revoked.
d) An application for renewal of a license shall be submitted at
least 30 days prior to the expiration date of the license. An application shall
be deemed filed on the date that it is received by the Agency. A radon service
provider shall not provide radon services after the expiration date of a
license.
e) The application for renewal shall demonstrate successful
completion of continuing education requirements as specified in Section 422.80,
as applicable, satisfactory inspection or audit results, submittal of a
complete and accurate application form for renewal and the payment of the
appropriate fee as specified in Section 422.100.
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