Section 935.15 Administrative Fines
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 77 PUBLIC HEALTH › CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH › Part 935 MIGRANT LABOR CAMP CODE › Section 935.15 Administrative Fines
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Section 935
Section 935.15
Administrative Fines
a) General. In accordance with Section 11 of the Act, the
Department shall assess administrative fines against any person who provides
housing for migrant workers when the person fails to correct violations of the
Act or this Part. Written notification of violations shall be provided by the
Department and at least 10 days shall be allowed for making the corrections
before any fine can be assessed.
b) Fine Levels. The amount of the fine shall be based on the
severity of the violation and is indicated by the letter shown in parenthesis
after the requirements specified in this Part. Multiple offenses of any
specific requirement shall be subject to multiple fines. The amount of the
fines shall be as follows:
1) Type A violations $1,000
2) Type B violations $500
3) Type C violations $100
c) Notification. The Department shall send written notification
by certified mail to the person against whom a fine has been assessed
indicating any violation that was not corrected by the specified date, the
amount of the fine(s), the date that the fine(s) must be paid, the address to
send the payment and the procedure to follow should an administrative hearing
be desired.
d) Hearings. All administrative hearings shall be conducted in
accordance with the Department's Rules of Practice and Procedure in
Administrative Hearings (77 Ill. Adm. Code 100).
e) Failure to Pay Fines. All fines must be paid within 45 days
after notice of violation from the Department unless an administrative hearing
is conducted. If an administrative hearing is conducted, any required fines
must be paid within 45 days after notification of the final decision in the
administrative hearing. Failure to pay any fine shall be grounds for
initiation of license revocation or license denial.
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